“What I really came up with is a three-step process, which is own, author, and act… Act is the hardest thing because oftentimes we don't step into that first action step.”

Reed Frerichs · Practical AI · Narrative intelligence and the human advantage

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Developed a three-step coaching process called Own, Author, Act for founders to continuously evolve their personal narrative

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