My guest today is Larry Center. 

Larry served as the Assistant Dean for Continuing Legal Education at Georgetown University Law Center for over 30 years.  He’s now shifted to leadership coaching and brings a wealth of knowledge from his own leadership journey and development.

In our conversation, Larry shares pieces of his journey that started with being born extremely prematurely.  He worked hard to teach his body coordination that didn’t come as naturally for him as his peers, much later in life learning he had cerebral palsy.  Larry graduated from Georgetown Law School, and over the years has been on an intentional journey of growth, development, and learning.  And also, of sharing what he’s learned with others – both personally and professionally.  

Larry identifies his personal mission statement as “helping other people make a positive difference in their lives.”  Larry embodies a deep self-awareness and authenticity, which are key to effective leadership.  He believes that both personal and professional success is based on our ability to build and nurture meaningful relationships.  And you’ll hear multiple stories throughout our conversation where he lives this out.

There’s so much wisdom in what Larry shares and I’m grateful to present this conversation.

Connect with Larry:

• Website
• LinkedIn

www.makelifelessdifficult.com

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