March 19
Develop Your Influence, Inspired Stewardship Podcast
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This is Part 3 of the interview I had with speaker, marketing expert, podcast host, and ghostwriter back in 2015.
Nick Pavlidis is a close friend and marketer extraordinaire. He focuses on helping Attorneys become better at marketing so that they can have a long career without burning out. He's also focused on being a strong leader and someone who is a better husband under the Confessions of a Terrible Husband brand. He's also a fantastic and successful ghostwriter of content and books for many people. Nick is a bit of an overachiever when it comes to his services.
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I have seen from personal experience the important role intentional and consistent reading can play in honing leadership skills and advancing personal growth. I am a firm believer in the mantra, “Leaders Read and Readers Lead.” - Jeff Brown
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