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Great Leaders Focus on Solutions

Submitted by Anonymous on July 3, 2012 - 5:28am.

Today's leaders are faced with problem solving opportunities every day - what sets apart average managers from great leaders is the way that they approach them. Managers generally focus wholeheartedly on the problem, acknowledging, worrying over and discussing the problem to themselves and with others. Great leaders on the other hand, don't draw attention to problems.

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