Show Notes
In this episode, I deconstruct Steven Spielberg's new film Disclosure Day — which I happened to see on the Fourth of July, on the 250th anniversary of this country, in a theater in New York City.
The timing was unplanned. The way it landed was not.
Tune in to discover:
Why integrity is simpler than we think, and why we so often talk ourselves out of it anyway
What withholding truth has to do with division, and how speakers and leaders do this more than they realize
Why the last word of the film stopped me cold, and what it means for anyone who wants to use their voice to unite rather than divide
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