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Mental Fallacies in Leadership

Larraine Chang, Founder & CEO, Ascension Associates

21-Nov-22 11:00

Mental Fallacies in Leadership

Often, the working world and especially being in a leadership position demands a certain amount of mental fortitude. However, there are fallacies along the way that may test your mettle. Larraine Chang, founder & CEO of Ascension Associates, touches on issues like linear thinking and impostor syndrome that may be stopping leaders from achieving their goals and leading well. 


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Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Christine Wong


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