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* Be the first to initiate. You must learn, as top executives have, the art of making the first move. That can mean making a decision before other people do, or being the first to greet people you don't know. Leaders go first. Continue below.
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* Expect and give acceptance. In spite of work pressures and hectic schedules, never treat others in a way that you would not want to be treated.
* Ask questions. Don't do it to impress, interrogate, intimidate, dominate, embarrass or put people in a corner. Instead, ask questions to improve knowledge and foster a learning spirit.
* Ask and give favors. It's one of your best tools to bond with others.
* Stand tall, straight and smile. You can never, for a second, be caught off guard. You need to convey an air of confidence.
* Be human, humorous and hands-on. Humor is an essential ingredient of your success. Above all, it means being able to laugh at yourself.
* Slow down, shut up and listen. Your own words are much less important than what other people have to tell you.
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