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. The real job of a leader is to inspire the organization to take responsibility for creating a better future. Effective communication is a leader’s most critical tool to make things happen.
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. Adam Smith discovered the economics that make people better off, but he is not a household name, unlike Newton or Einstein. This very accessible article explains why Smith’s basically simple tenets
