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Practice strategic listening

Incorporates disparate views.

Listen to others closely and actively.

“Building on what you’ve said…”

“Your point about market saturation aligns with…” 

Enrich the discussion. Activate the group’s collective intelligence.

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To succeed in the business world, it is crucial for leaders to possess strong skills in strategic thinking and communication. The ability to not only develop effective strategies, but also articulate them clearly, is what sets individuals apart and propels them to the highest levels of success.

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