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Leading Without Authority: How Every One of Us Can Build Trust, Create Candor, Energize Our Teams, and Make a Difference

By JACLPosted onMarch 1st, 2021December 31st, 2021
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By Keith FerrazziNew York, NY: Penguin Random House (2020)238 pages. Reviewed by ROB ALFALAH I have a business degree. Full-time pastoral ministry is a second …

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