Marcus Buckingham on How to 'Get Specific' and Build Your Team's Resilience - Deepstash

Marcus Buckingham on How to 'Get Specific' and Build Your Team's Resilience

"Show us up close and personal what real-world changes we will have to make in our lives, and tell us the truth about how these changes are designed to protect us. Show us in practice what our ‘new normal’ is and why, and then trust us to figure out how to live happily and healthily inside this new normal.” - Marcus Buckingham

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