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Defining What Constitutes a Lie Can Be Intriguing And Nuanced. In Other Words, We Have No Fucking Clue!
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We've devoted considerable time to discussing honesty, truth, values, and morals—elements we consider fundamental to being a leader and crucial for Atypical Leadership. When lacking certain skills that typical leaders possess, it's important to highlight the qualities you do have.
- We've had to learn to collaborate with others more effectively, delegate tasks, develop high-performance teams, and adapt to changing situations.
- Establishing a connection with people is essential.
- It's important for people to trust that what you say is true and that you are consistent.
Navigating the corporate world can be challenging; sometimes, you may find yourself balancing different sides to be effective. Determining what constitutes an omission or a lie can be complex. However, one truth remains: you cannot lie about who you are, nor can you deceive yourself.
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