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315: Book of the Week: Leading With Questions

315: Book of the Week: Leading With Questions

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Show Notes: MLDC Book of the Week – Leading With Questions
Episode 315 of The HaltingWinter Podcast

Most local government leaders were promoted because they had the best answers. But what if that instinct—the automatic move toward the answer—is quietly limiting the people around you?

In this episode, Seth Winterhalter introduces the MLDC book of the week: Leading with Questions by Michael J. Marquardt. It's a book about one of the most common and most costly habits in leadership, and why the shift from answer-giving to question-asking may be the highest-leverage move available to local government leaders today.

If you want to go deeper, the MLDC is exploring the insights from this book all week through daily blog posts, podcast episodes, and implementation tools built specifically for city and county leaders. Learn more at HaltingWinter.com/MLDC.

Join the MLDC for the Complete 5-Part Series

The Municipal Leadership Development Circle (MLDC) is a network of local government leaders from across North America, including city/county managers, administrators, and department heads, giving you access to:

✔ A weekly podcast series breaking down one book for municipal applications
✔ Daily blog reflections and implementation tools
✔ Our live, weekly, virtual mastermind session
✔ Monthly webinars with relevant training from local gov leaders

➡ Learn more at www.HaltingWinter.com/MLDC

Resources Mentioned

  • Book: Leading With Questions by Michael J. Marquardt

Connect with Seth Winterhalter

  • LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sethwinterhalter
  • Website: www.HaltingWinter.com
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