They Obsess over Process & Execution and Not over Outcomes
Good leaders focus on setting winning processes and pursue superlative execution. They understand that if these are set right, results are bound to follow.
They understand that if results are not up to the mark, even if the execution is spot on, it is their responsibility, more than their team members, to get it right.
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