What Happens When You Stop Being the One Behind the Curtain
There's a version of leadership that never gets a title - the one who reads a hundred pages every weekend so someone else doesn't have to, the one who becomes an expert on nuclear reactors on a Tuesday because someone needed her to be.
Sarah Moffat spent fifteen years being that person inside Senator Feinstein's Central Valley office, then moved into philanthropy, and two and a half years ago took the leap to build her own strategy firm.
We recorded this conversation a while back, and it still holds up. It's a real look at what it costs, and what it gives back, to step out from behind the…
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