Leadership
In a room full of people arguing about how to build a chair, the person who walks in with a chair is the leader. Stop talking. Build the chair.
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3. Lead by Artifact, Not Speech** Your reputation is the sum of the artifacts you have produced, not the meetings you have chaired. Stop trying to "manage" people's perceptions with words. Let the quality of your output be so loud that people can't hear your excuses.
Read The Proof-of-Work Protocol: Silence the Noise with Evidence
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