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Leadership 2.0

Leadership 2.0

  1. How you see leadership is obsolete.
  2. Leadership is not a privilege it is a duty.
  3. It is not something that depends on a title or position you hold. It is how diligently you do what you do.
  4. It is not having people work for you, it is working with the people for the achievement of the common goal.
  5. It is not given. It is earned as people around you grow to respect you.
  6. And above all, leadership is for everyone. No matter where you are, what you do and anything else.

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