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    This document contains brief quotes about leadership, success, and freedom. It advises not waiting until achieving a predefined notion of success, and that true leadership is found in service rather than titles. Additionally, it notes that reducing one's needs to nothing allows one to be truly free from having anything taken away or being hurt.

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    This document contains brief quotes about leadership, success, and freedom. It advises not waiting until achieving a predefined notion of success, and that true leadership is found in service rather than titles. Additionally, it notes that reducing one's needs to nothing allows one to be truly free from having anything taken away or being hurt.

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    Do not wait until you have achieved whatever it is that you have defined as success in your brain

    Leadership is not a title, the true form of leadership resides in service.


    Dr senait fisseha
    If a man can reduce his needs to zero, he is truly free: there is nothing that can be taken from him; nothing can hurt him."
    John Boyd

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