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When you first think of what constitutes a leader, you might picture presidents, generals, and CEOs.

But if you reflect a bit, it quickly becomes clear that many of us occupy some sort of leadership role.

Parents and caregivers, they're leaders. So our college professors and coaches, even if you're not

officially a manager on your job, you're probably more experienced than at least one of your

co-workers. And if that less senior person looks to you for guidance, then guess what? You're a leader,

too. Given that so many of us are being looked up to in at least some capacity, we should

probably put more thought

into becoming the best leaders we can be,

which is why today's episode will be exploring

how to inspire the people around you.

And I've lined up a particularly inspiring guest.

Hi, I'm Adam Glensky.

I'm a professor at Columbia Business School

and I'm the author of Inspire,

the universal path for Leading Yourself and

Others. Adam is one of the top business school professors in the world. His research has

inspired the bosses of huge corporations and vast global organizations, but Adam has argued that the

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