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• Fear of success usually doesn’t mean a literal fear of success. People fear the results and consequences of making lots of money, for example, not the money itself.
• Fear of success is often learned at a young age.
• Fear of success is maintained (and made worse) by avoidance.

There are many factors that motivate employees and affect everything from how they work with others to their ability to stick to deadlines.

If you’re asking someone to do something that goes against their working style, they most likely won’t excel at it. Successful promot...

• They pretend to be innocent, ignorant, or confused when they did something awful. This tactic is to make you question your judgment.
• They don't give a straight answer to a straight question, but evade the question or change the subject when cornere...