Leadership
You can be the smartest person in the room, or the richest. Usually, you have to choose.
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If they are wrong:** They will fail quickly and learn a lesson without you having to be the "bad guy." You still win (long term).
Read Right vs. Effective: The Binary Choice That Defines Your Career.
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