Ten Steps for Effective Leadership

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Learn from your mistakes.
Exercise self-control.
Always be considerate.
Do the best you can.
Encourage others often.
Respect the rights of others.
Shoulder your responsibility.
Have a good attitude.
Infect others with enthusiasm.
Practice perseverance.

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