Summer with Seasons Leadership

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At Seasons Leadership we use the metaphor of the seasons to help illuminate where you are in your leadership journey and provide inspiration. In a recent podcast episode, we explored the seasonal metaphor of summer - freedom, being in the flow, high energy and taking breaks to enjoy the season. We talked about choosing a song to define your season and help anchor your experiences during this time of freedom and relaxation.

To inspire you, we created a summer playlist in Spotify that you can listen to. If you have any songs to suggest - please leave us a comment on any of our summer episodes of the Seasons Leadership Podcast available on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. And while you're there - please leave us a review!

We hope you take this energy with you on your leadership journey!

-Debbie and Susan
Co-Founders of Seasons Leadership

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