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The guy in yellow is an evidence of the society you leave, if you choose a Swedru boy to follow you do fraud, how can he know that everything you say can be used against you in the court 🤦‍♂️ Abu Trica was quite smarter here!!!

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Brad Stevens shares the two qualities that define the best leaders - and why you need both. "The best leaders are warm and demanding." "You can approach them to go out to dinner. You can approach them about your situation. You can approach them about life off the court." "And at the same time - when you get between those lines, there's a demand of operating at an excellent level." Warm without demand is soft. Demand without warmth is cold. The best leaders are both. "It doesn't mean it's demeaning. It's just we have an expectation that you're going to operate at your highest level." "Yes, there are expectations. Yes, there are great demands. But yes - we realize you're a human being and we're here to help in any way that we can." The best leaders care about you and they believe in you and your potential. They balance being warm and being demanding. (🎥Positive Coaching Alliance )

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