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Raise Your Game: The Five Best Practices Of Exemplary Leadership

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Mar 05, 2012 • 1 Min Read
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According to Vinesh Naidu, there are five best practices of examplary leadership:

1. Modelling others
2. Inspiring a shared vision
3. Challenging the process
4. Enabling others
5. Encouraging the heart

 
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