Bob Tiede

Now if you are a leader who only leads by telling – you can begin to “Lead With Questions” when in your next meeting

Are you intrigued by those that can “turn a phrase” in a way that their thought might become one of your mantras for the rest of your life?

When you “Lead With Questions” you will often be 10 times more effective

Research shows that the average person needs at least 8 seconds when asked a great question to formulate an answer!

In your next meeting, you may want to assign someone to track how many questions you ask and how many statements you make.

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