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by Susan Ford Collins
Indian Management December 2023

MYTH 1: There is nothing I can do because the world is so STRESSFUL. 

MYTH 2: If you work long and hard; if you do what you are told to do, if you earn bonuses and promotions, you will feel successful. no! Probably not! 

MYTH 3: To be fair, we need to lead everyone the same way. 

MYTH 4: All ideas are equally powerful. N0, they are not, and the difference is measurable!

MYTH 5: What happens when natural disaster, illness, deaths, job losses and dream losses occur? or when covid disrupts all of our lives?

Susan Ford Collins Susan Ford Collins is the author of Succeed successfully.

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