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Successful People Often Share These 2 Traits A good leader recognizes the importance of pace and intensity.

By Mike Phillips

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In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Mike Phillips explains two key leadership behaviors: pace and intensity. Phillips points out that successful people often have high energy and move quickly. They're often intense, and Phillips recommends a few tips that can improve the pace and intensity in your life.

In business, working on yourself is integral to getting better in your business. Start by gaining knowledge and confidence in your abilities. Then, focus on training your employees.

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Related: Are You Properly Focused on Your Goals?

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Mike Phillips

Digital Executive, Motivational Speaker, and Leadership Coach

Michael "Mike" Phillips is a Digital Executive, Motivational Speaker, and Leadership Coach. He has more than 25 years in coaching and leadership. Mike hosts a weekly podcast for sales and leadership titled "The FRONT." One of Mike's driving purposes is to help YOU grow and go further in business and to develop the next generation of business leaders.

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