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Winners Never Cheat:
A crisis allows us the opportunity to dip deep into the reservoirs of our very being, to rise to levels of confidence, strength, and resolve that otherwise we didn’t think we possessed.
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68 |
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Winners Never Cheat:
When it comes to the more troublesome negative news, be candid and take responsibility… Level with employees about problems in a timely fashion.
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70 |
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Winners Never Cheat:
Leadership is a privilege. Those who receive the mantle must also know they can expect an accounting of their stewardships.
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73 |
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Winners Never Cheat:
Courage may be the single most important factor in identifying leadership.
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Winners Never Cheat:
Following one’s moral compass is for neither the faint of heart nor the cold of feet.
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76 |
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Winners Never Cheat:
Lock the lawyers in the attic until you truly need them.
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Winners Never Cheat:
Human beings are innately honest, but if you pack legal heat, the other side will do likewise.
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Winners Never Cheat:
It is important that we listen to lawyers, but only for a second opinion. Your opinion ought to be the first – and the last.
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Winners Never Cheat:
Keeping one’s word often requires great resolve.
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Winners Never Cheat:
A prudent businessperson knows with whom he or she is negotiating and exactly what is being negotiated.
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