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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
If you care about people, treat them with respect, and build positive relationships with them, you actually have more numerous opportunities to speak candidly and have hard communication with them that will help them to grow and perform better.
People can change their attitudes and can improve their abilities. To lead successfully it is important to value people. Caring for others demonstrates that you value them.
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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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Listen to everyone's opinion, and encourage people to speak up, especially if they don't often voice their opinions. Take time to respect and acknowledge everybody's opinion, and let people know that you value them.
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