As a leader, people expect you to have the answers. You start the meetings, you lead the discussion,

you give the assignments, and you end up doing most of the talking, which is a problem, because

the one who talks the most learns the least. We're talking about asking better questions,

and if you want to ask better questions, first you have to be a better listener.

So today, we're going to dive deeper into how to listen beyond the obvious and uncover the insights most leaders miss.

Hey, welcome to another episode of the Craig Groselle Leadership Podcast, where I am indescribably

passionate about helping you become a leader that people love to follow.

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