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To excel as communicators, leaders must understand their strengths and their weaknesses and be clear about the beliefs that underpin those identified strengths. Then they must figure out their sense of purpose.
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Once accomplished, the leader can talk from the heart. Leaders and aspiring leaders need not be dissuaded by my original misconception on the source of Mr.
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