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In this episode of People, Performance, and Profits, Steve discusses how his competitive nature has shaped his leadership style. Having a competitive personality has pros and cons when it comes to leading people, so Steve introduces 5 steps you can take to empower your people, especially when your competitive nature might sometimes get in the way of inspiring your team to be their best.
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