What Can I Do To Lead Myself? - Deepstash

What Can I Do To Lead Myself?

Even if you know your IQ, it becomes difficult to convey the island of confidence that people rely on. I'm not saying being smart is a weakness, but in reality, it kind of is. Being smart makes you see things that others don't, like the motive of leaders, or even the right answer to necessities that other leaders cannot reach, but because you disagree with the island of confidence, the people turn their back to you to listen to the loudest voice, even if they know your right.

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