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How to set achievable goals
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6. The Higher you go , the greater the return
On Level 2 , we earn yurts and the right to lead .
On level 3 , we add to the productivity of the organisation .
On level 4 , we multiply that productivity because every time we add another leader to an organisation , we add all the horsepower of that leaders team.
The better the leaders are in an organisation, the better everyone in the organisation becomes .
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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 le...
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