Dance on the Leadership Side
October 22, 2010
by Curtis Ogden
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With thanks to Kathy Sferra, our Mass Audubon “apprentice,” for the tip, here is a lighter look at leadership and movement building, Happy Friday and Bon Weekend!
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Thanks. I tweeted about this a week or two ago. Love the point they make that the person himself did not become a “leader” until the first follower joined in!