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Raise Your Game: Leaving A Leadership Legacy

ByLeaderonomics x BFM
Dec 20, 2010 • 21 Min Podcast
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In general, everybody is a leader. Therefore, everybody has a right to leave a legacy behind. However, the question is – do you want to leave a positive legacy or a negative legacy?

To leave a positive legacy, you should remember that:

  1. Legacies are built on passion – something that you do that can put a smile on your face (you might need to do a soul-searching activity to discover your passion – just like what Steve Jobs did!)
  2. Legacies are built on significance
  3. Legacies are created daily
  4. Legacies endure through succession


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