Raise Your Game: Being Proactive And Action-Oriented

Feb 22, 2011 1 Min Read
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Sheela Chandran from Leaderonomics speaks about “Being Proactive & Action Oriented”.

On a day to day basis, we have to decide on our responses to our environment and if we want to exercise our proactive muscles. How do you identify reactive people’s behavior, what are the words used in their language? You are the captain of your ship and you should decide on your destiny.

 
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