What Do You Know To Be True? | Podcast Guru

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What Do You Know To Be True? is a personal development and leadership podcast for professionals discovering, building, or already living into their purpose and possibilities. Each episode is a real conversation with a guest who's navigated their own reinvention: from discovering a talent built out of something difficult, to now using their superpower in service of others. Their stories offer new perspective, validate what you already know, and inspire your next move. Wherever you are on that path, these conversations are for you. Each conversation gives you something real: a guest's honest story, a practice or perspective you can actually use, confirmation you're on the right path, and you're not alone. Roger Kastner is an organization development practitioner and a self-leadership coach who helps leaders and teams move past repeated patterns and limiting beliefs to create the clarity and alignment necessary to achieve their goals and become more of their possible selves. He created What Do You Know To Be True? to amplify the stories and experiences of others who have made that pivot to become more of their possible selves. #personaldevelopment #possibilities #reinvention #superpower #leadershipdevelopment leadership #coaching #RogerKastner

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