The Art of Magnetic Communication: 10 Secrets of Great Leaders

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February 24, 2019 by Marsha Egan
The definition of magnetism is the ability to attract and charm people. A magnet attracts. Great leaders attract followers; they don't just command them. And they attract them by communicating with them.

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