• #10 - Celebrating Genuine Connections and Inspiring Change

  • Nov 3 2024
  • Length: 6 mins
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#10 - Celebrating Genuine Connections and Inspiring Change

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    Ever wondered what makes a conversation genuinely engaging? Journey with me, Leon Goltsman, as we celebrate a special milestone—the 10th episode of Engaging Conversations. This episode is a heartfelt reflection on the art of listening and the profound impact of genuine human connection. From insights from my books, Engaging Conversations and Referral Mastery, to the inspiring stories of guests like Maria Martin from Survivors R Us and John Jones from Darby Street Pharmacy, this episode highlights the power of small gestures and genuine conversations that leave a lasting impact.

    Looking forward, I'm eager to introduce more community leaders, visionaries, and changemakers who are shaping our world. Discover the exciting developments happening in our backyard, such as Trinity Point at Lake Macquarie, and hear from incredible guests like the team at Parkinson's New South Wales. This isn't just about gaining followers or likes; it's about understanding our community and learning from those who strive to lift others. Join our growing community as we continue to bring you conversations that genuinely matter and celebrate the extraordinary people who inspire us all.

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