All in Leadership
If you want to make it big, you have to break the rules. Linear thinking and traditional business methods aren't rapid or powerful enough for the modern world. So hack into the career ladder by streamlining your processes, utilizing superconnectors and 10x Thinking. Use negative feedback to your advantage instead of letting it get you down and don't be afraid to think big.
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Women are barely represented in most of our popular depictions of historical events, especially those involving science, engineering and math. And the achievements of black women are even less recognized. But the truth of the matter is that black women were integral to many landmark achievements in the twentieth century, including the Apollo mission that sent Neil Armstrong to the moon.
Questions help us break down barriers, pinpoint solutions and explore new ways of doing things. Yet, most of us assert more than we ask. We talk more than we listen. Imagine how much more effective we would be if we ask the right questions
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What kind of chief executive drops out of high school and then spends years dumpster-diving, shoplifting and working mediocre jobs to pay the bills? A truly kick-ass one like Sophia Amoruso. She used her colorful life experience to start one of the most successful fashion companies in the past decade.
