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How to set achievable goals
How to create and stick to a schedule
How to break down large projects into smaller manageable tasks
1.You can move up a level but you never leave the previous one behind, you simply build upon it .
You don’t leave ur position to advance , but if you win level 2 correctly , you never need to rely on your position again .
Leaders don’t trade one level for another . They add a new level to the previous one . It’s a building process .
2.You are not on the same level with every person
3. The Higher you go , the easier it is to lead
Limited influence , limited leadership .Greater influence , greater effectiveness.
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