4 Counterintuitive Leadership Lessons
To help others out on their leadership journeys, I’m writing today about four counterintuitive lessons I’ve learned leadership.
To help others out on their leadership journeys, I’m writing today about four counterintuitive lessons I’ve learned leadership.
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Listen to understand, not to speak. You will be a better person for it and others will be able to see the difference that you are trying to make.
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