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Humility

4 Key Ways to Create a Culture of Learning
Ready For Anything

4 Key Ways to Create a Culture of Learning

Supporting learning strengthens employee engagement, which sustains your firm when economic uncertainty looms.
Andrew Geant | 7 min read
That Time Jeff Bezos Was the Stupidest Person in the Room

That Time Jeff Bezos Was the Stupidest Person in the Room

Everyone can benefit from simple advice, no matter who they are.
Gene Marks | 3 min read
15 Mistakes Successful Leaders Know to Avoid

15 Mistakes Successful Leaders Know to Avoid

Leaders who affirm their team's strengths and potential are rewarded with high performance and overall success.
Deep Patel | 8 min read
16 Characteristics of Critical Thinkers

16 Characteristics of Critical Thinkers

Intuition is trustworthy after you have probed deeper to gain information and insight.
Deep Patel | 9 min read
Will Getting Rich Make You a Jerk?

Will Getting Rich Make You a Jerk?

Believe it or not, if you weren't a jerk to begin with it could have the opposite effect.
Gene Marks | 4 min read

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You'll never have enough billions to buy a new personality, so start improving the one you got for free.
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Sure, Wonder Woman is an Amazon, but she leads like the best female disrupters -- by taking the time to understand the people in her world.
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9 Reasons Humility Is the Key Ingredient to Exceptional Leadership
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9 Reasons Humility Is the Key Ingredient to Exceptional Leadership

Real leaders tell you how great their teams are. Posers tell you how great they are.
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8 Traits of Healthy Narcissism That Drive Success
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When it comes to success, too little narcissism can be just as pathological as too much.
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Winners Know It's Always Better to Be the Underdog
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Winners Know It's Always Better to Be the Underdog

Don't swagger if you want to stay on top. Stay humble and grounded.
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Confidence, Humility and the Effective CEO.
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Confidence, Humility and the Effective CEO.

Confidence enables you to act when things are uncertain. Humility enables you to correct when you've made the wrong move.
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How Leaders Can Survive the Dangers of 'Uber' Success
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Failure is painful, but at least starting over is straightforward. Big success can be bewildering.
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8 Things the Successful Elite Do Quietly
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8 Things the Successful Elite Do Quietly

Humility is often rewarded with loyalty while boastfulness more often generates resentment.
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