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As a child in Missouri, he was held back several years in school and deemed the “second stupidest” student in his class. As an adult, he had many business failures and was hopeless at managing money. He ended up becoming one of the most successful creative visionaries of all time. In this episode, Richard and Sam discuss the life and leadership of Walt Disney.
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27 04 '21
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20 04 '21
People who are successful at business are not always as successful at home. Unfortunately, many young people today are abandoning the Christian faith in droves. In this episode, Richard and Sam discuss some practical ways leaders can leave a godly legacy for their families.
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13 04 '21
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