How Others Can Help You with Your Own Standards

  • 13 years ago
[http://www.theleeegh.org] Leaders set their own standards. In fact, a rule of leadership is to never let others set your own standards for you by limiting you. Make use of criticism and praise alike –let others motivate and push you beyond your standards, but never let anyone drag you down below them.

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