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Leaders are essential to the success of any goal. Leaders outline the vision & the mission to be done, guide & mentor teams, & demonstrate how to accomplish goals. Leadership is not an option - it's a necessity. If you choose not to lead, someone else will. If you are unable to lead, someone else will. Finally, if you fail to lead well, someone else will, & you will no longer be the leader. There are four key attributes you can learn here that are essential for leaders in any context.
Main takeaways:
There are three main elements of leadership, plus a tricky fourth element that gets many in trouble:
- Example
- Mission
- Team
- Authority
Meet the Speaker: Richard Porter
Richard had the privilege of leading Marines for eight years providing a product called security, & later worked in Product Management in a more traditional sense of multi-million dollar products at IBM.
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