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Curiosity and leadership

Curiosity to keep learning allows leaders to aim for improvement in their business and team.

Curiosity can be found in any area. It can be the curiosity towards colleagues, towards business news or simply what is going on in the city. A great leader is always eager to learn, especially to learn from others.

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Reading is my passion, leadership is my favourite non-fiction. A bit of a geek.

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