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Building Leadership Confidence: Insights from Lt. Colonel Kevin Sweeney, USAF (Ret)

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Explore leadership dynamics with Lt. Colonel Kevin Sweeney, USAF (Ret), as he discusses essential questions about leadership. He shares valuable insights on confidence, decision-making, and personal experiences from his distinguished career. Learn about the qualities of impactful leaders by examining the legacy of General Charles Horner. This session emphasizes the importance of focusing on clarity and purpose in leadership roles, guiding us toward effective strategies for personal and professional development.

Building Leadership Confidence: Insights from Lt. Colonel Kevin Sweeney, USAF (Ret)

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Pressure Cooker Confidence™ Lt. Colonel Kevin Sweeney USAF (Ret)

FOCUS ON THE TARGET
What is the most important leadership question you have ever been asked? Are we going to have to bailout?
Who is the finest leader you have ever worked for? Why? General Charles Horner

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