Gary McGuey shares the Difference Between Leadership Skills and Soft Skills

February 26, 2019

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FranklinCovey senior consultants Lonnie Moore and Gary McGuey discuss how high schools can prepare students for tomorrow’s workforce with critical leadership skills, including personal maturity, ownership, and problem-solving. In this clip, Gary McGuey shares how teaching students leadership skills can prepare them for the real world.

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