What does it take to lead alongside people who are strong, capable, and perhaps even more experienced than you?
In this episode, Don reflects on the humility required to let others stretch your leadership instead of threaten it. Through personal stories from decades of mentoring, he explores how ego can quietly limit growth, and how releasing it can expand your capacity to serve.
He’s joined by Carrie Letourneau, Executive Director of the William & Mary Foundation, for a thoughtful conversation about growing into responsibility, leading among strong voices, and allowing the people around you to help you become better than you could alone.
At its heart, this episode is about humility, formation, and the courage to keep learning.
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