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305: How to Make Decisions in Uncertainty, How to Know When to Make a Change, and Why Flexibility Beats Clarity (feat. Jeff Henderson)

Podcast · August 24, 2022

Change is inevitable in life. But how do you know when it’s time to make a change? This week, leadership consultant and author, Jeff Henderson, joins us to provide a masterclass on change and dealing with uncertainty. He says, “What’s behind you has shaped you, good and bad. What’s behind you becomes dangerous when it shackles you. What’s behind you becomes helpful when you embrace where you are as a starting point, not a conclusion.” Jeff Henderson has spent decades in executive leadership and is here today to help prepare you for your next inevitable change in life. And here’s how I want to set up the conversation, with more wisdom from Jeff. He says, “We didn’t sign up for easy. We signed up for worthwhile.” Making a change in uncertainty sure isn’t easy, but it is worthwhile.

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