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Whit Mitchell 10th November 2015 23 Views

Whit Mitchell The leading cause of death of an executive career is a lack of self-awareness. So, my Big Idea is for people in executive positions to make sure that ...

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Whit Mitchell is an Executive Coach, Team Dynamics expert, author and professional speaker. He is the founder and CEO of Working InSync International. Over the past 30 years, Whit has worked with a extensive variety of individuals and teams to discover and solve obstacles to success. Using a method called Inner Circle Coaching™, Whit helps individuals and teams to work more effectively, develop a system for success, and discover ways to build better relationships both inside and outside their organizations.

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