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Enhance Your Leadership Skills

20. My Title Is My Power

“Education is power,” Frederick Douglass said more than a century ago. But by “education” he didn’t mean just getting a degree and then coasting on that experience.

How important is your title?

Remember: Leaders are leaders no matter what the title.

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• Frank Kanu on Tuesday, September 4th, 2007 @ 09:00
  
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