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183 | [Guest] When God Uses Your Story to Shape Your Leadership with Zahara McCoy (opens the original)
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What if some of the most painful parts of your story became the very places God used to shape the way you lead? Zahara McCoy was born in Uganda and lost her mother during the AIDS epidemic when she was just ten years old. Without a parent to advocate for her, her future became incredibly uncertain. But through sponsorship, Zahara was connected with Marianne McCoy in California, a relationship that eventually led to adoption, education and an entirely different future. Years later, Zahara returne
182 | Why “We’ve Always Done It That Way” Hurts Growth (opens the original)
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“We’ve always done it that way.” It sounds harmless, but when that phrase becomes part of a team’s culture, it can quietly stop people from questioning, improving and growing. In this episode, we’re talking about how to recognise when a long-standing process, expectation or way of working may no longer be serving your team — without falling into the opposite trap of changing things simply for the sake of change. We’ll explore how to honour what has worked in the past while still creating a cultu
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