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Peter Block on stewardship and leadership

Ray: Let’s get into the work. What is stewardship? How does it differ from leadership, or at least from traditional … More

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Peter Block on Living Your Life at Work

Ray: Peter, many businesspeople and workers struggle to maintain balance between their personal and business lives. They confuse the two, … More

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Peter Block on Confronting People with Their Freedom

Ray: In the book The Answer to How Is Yes, you recommend confronting people with their freedom. What does this … More

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