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Here are the main Leadership Lessons I learned during my +20y Professional Journey since I started working at the age of 15 selling fruits and vegetables on the market. 🧾

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When you reflect on it, what are your biggest leadership lessons? Please share it in the comments. For sure, you will inspire someone.👇

Leadership isn't about age but about willingness to take responsibility. You don't need people to start leading. I had the most joy and impact when I created (10 years ago) a clear vision for myself. Leading yourself is maybe the most challenging part! 📝

It's never too early or too late to strive for excellence. Success comes from doing the right things and aiming to be the best at doing them most efficiently. 👌

I did all the "climbing" without any degree, but as I got the resources, I invested heavily in education. Before that, the internet and YouTube did the trick (and still do). Credentials matter, but they aren't your identity. 🪪

I got promoted by almost all of my employers. Climbing the corporate ladder wasn't about titles but the value I could bring and the positive impact I could have. 💪

Interestingly, one of the foundations of customer service and sales is the same for leadership. Want happy customers and people? Smile! That gentle smile will help customers/people stay. 😊

Here are the main Leadership Lessons I learned during my +20y Professional Journey since I started working at the age of 15 selling fruits and vegetables on the market. 🧾

Leadership isn't about age but about willingness to take responsibility. You don't need people to start leading. I had the most joy and impact when I had (10 years ago) a clear vision for myself. Leading yourself is maybe the most challenging part! 📝

It's never too early or too late to strive for excellence. Success comes from doing the right things and aiming to be the best at doing them most efficiently. 👌

I did all the "climbing" without any degree, but as I got the resources, I invested heavily in education. Before that, the internet and YouTube did the trick (and still do). Credentials matter, but they aren't your identity. 🪪

I got promoted by almost all of my employers. Climbing the corporate ladder wasn't about titles but the value I could bring and the positive impact I could have. 🧗‍♀️

Interestingly, one of the foundations of customer service and sales is the same for leadership. Want happy customers and people? Smile! That gentle smile will help customers/people stay. 😊

The road to success may be fraught with challenges, but remember, it is the journey that shapes us as leaders.

The road to success may be fraught with challenges, but remember, it is the journey that shapes us as leaders.