Episode 7 – Inspired Leadership – Nick Williams

Nick Williams is a coach and writer, the author of 16 books including the best seller ‘The Work We Were Born To Do’ and ‘Be Inspired, Be Inspiring, Be Yourself.’

This episode of True Business is all about creative inspiration. What is inspiration? Where does inspiration come from? How and why does it bring out the best in us? And the importance of understanding the relationship between inspiration and resistance that Nick jokingly refers to as ‘inspiration’s evil twin’. Enjoy Nick’s vision for business in an awakened world and the inspiring wisdom and messages Nick has for you and your True Business to thrive.

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