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        <title>Reconstructing Us: Building Missional Clarity &amp; Leadership Development</title>
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        <itunes:summary>Welcome to the Reconstructing Us podcast! Where we believe that embracing missional clarity and empowering leadership development is essential for cultivating missional alignment, organizational culture, and values to skyrocket engagement and performance.

Across organizations and industries, we explore how gaps between mission and leadership development lead to misalignment, friction, and organizational deconstruction—and how centering the human persona at the intersection of missional clarity and leadership development allows teams and organizations to rebuild with purpose.

Join us for thoughtful conversations with leaders, practitioners, and scholars as we engage stories, research, frameworks, and tools that inspire leaders to steward human capital well and lead as their best selves.

Together, we’ll reconstruct leadership, teams, and organizations— one conversation at a time. Let’s start reconstructing us!</itunes:summary>
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