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Ep 6: Leadership & Self-Doubt with Doug Fruehling, Editor-in-Chief, Washington Business Journal
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"It's hard to take a hit for your decisions, but this is the path I've chosen as a leader and a journalist - to make Washington a better place to live " – Doug Fruehling It’s not every day that you get to interview a leading journalist in Washington DC and especially not to have such a frank, authentic conversation caught on tape! In this revealing, insightful interview Doug Fruehling, the editor of the Washington Business Journal, opens up about what it’s like to be a leader who doesn’t always feel like he has all the answers. Doug admits he periodically struggles with self-doubt, shyness, decision-making and confidence, but yet chooses to make bold, sometimes unpopular decisions anyway and stick with his principles! What You'll Learn
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- How living in Japan as a child informed Doug's perspective on the world and leadership
- Importance of learning from diverse people we meet through all walks of life
- How Doug’s deals with criticism, including for his bold decision to exclude football team’s name “Redskins” from print in the Washington Business Journal
- Importance of being an authentic, sincere and honest leader with staff and readers (or other constituents if you’re not a journalist)
- Greatest challenges of leading a news room and being a journalist today
- How to bring heart and humanity to interactions with others and balance journalistic truth and empathy
- How to keep employees positive and motivated when they have to do so much more with much less
- What Mid-West farmers and DC CEOs have in common
- What it’s been like for Doug to be a gay man in the professional world and constantly decide how to navigate questions about his personal life
- Super fun responses to my WBJ-style questions about Doug's guilty pleasures, favorite pet and what he'd do if he weren't the editor of the WBJ!
- Washington Business Journal -www.bizjournals.com/washington/
- Leadership Greater Washington - lgwdc.org
27 episodes
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Content provided by Margarita Rozenfeld, CEO, and Incite International. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Margarita Rozenfeld, CEO, and Incite International or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.
"It's hard to take a hit for your decisions, but this is the path I've chosen as a leader and a journalist - to make Washington a better place to live " – Doug Fruehling It’s not every day that you get to interview a leading journalist in Washington DC and especially not to have such a frank, authentic conversation caught on tape! In this revealing, insightful interview Doug Fruehling, the editor of the Washington Business Journal, opens up about what it’s like to be a leader who doesn’t always feel like he has all the answers. Doug admits he periodically struggles with self-doubt, shyness, decision-making and confidence, but yet chooses to make bold, sometimes unpopular decisions anyway and stick with his principles! What You'll Learn
…
continue reading
- How living in Japan as a child informed Doug's perspective on the world and leadership
- Importance of learning from diverse people we meet through all walks of life
- How Doug’s deals with criticism, including for his bold decision to exclude football team’s name “Redskins” from print in the Washington Business Journal
- Importance of being an authentic, sincere and honest leader with staff and readers (or other constituents if you’re not a journalist)
- Greatest challenges of leading a news room and being a journalist today
- How to bring heart and humanity to interactions with others and balance journalistic truth and empathy
- How to keep employees positive and motivated when they have to do so much more with much less
- What Mid-West farmers and DC CEOs have in common
- What it’s been like for Doug to be a gay man in the professional world and constantly decide how to navigate questions about his personal life
- Super fun responses to my WBJ-style questions about Doug's guilty pleasures, favorite pet and what he'd do if he weren't the editor of the WBJ!
- Washington Business Journal -www.bizjournals.com/washington/
- Leadership Greater Washington - lgwdc.org
27 episodes
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