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Be A Leader: Who Packs Your Parachute?

ByLeaderonomics
Aug 04, 2015 • 1 Min Read
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When parachutes don’t open, then you start to freefall.

If you and your partner exchanged parachutes, can you guarantee that yours would work? Or would your partner’s fail?

Reflect and think of those who pack your parachutes right daily so things can run smoothly for you at work (or home), and appreciate them today!

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