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Transactional Leadership

This is a step up from positional leadership. It is based on exchanging value for value.

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A daydreamer who's really into psychology, philosophy & novels.

A comprehensive and detailed summary on the book 'The 5AM Club'. I have divided it into many sections. Each section for each chapter for the ease of reading. The ideas are concise & informative. Do read it fully as these ideas are all that you need for personal development. You will find similar ideas in almost all the personal development books. To get Deepstash Pro feautures for free, visit https://stepwise.janakg.me/

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