Dr. Traci Eisenberg-Rayburn
Got Your SiX with Dr. Traci Eisenberg-Rayburn
Are you leading from Strategic Altitude, or have you become the "designated shock absorber" for everyone else's chaos? Welcome to Got Your Six, the podcast for senior leaders and business owners who are tired of carrying the weight of the "cape" alone. Hosted by Dr. Traci Eisenberg-Rayburn, a retired Army Officer and high-level Leadership Consultant, this show provides a tactical intervention for those who have the title but are operating in survival mode. We move beyond "fluffy" leadership theory to deliver battle-tested strategies that work in the real world... from the commander’s table to...
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6. Okt 2026
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