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- The leader need not be the strongest: The strongest in the team are the hunters. Collaborating with people who are stronger than you is important to achieve success.
- Place the correct person in the right position: The strongest key hunters don't decide who to kill, the leaders still hold the decision-making in giving signals to the hunters. A leader must have a clear vision and direction by recognizing and appreciating each person's abilities and unique qualities.
- Give functional and clear directions instead of leading in the front: Staying at the back and guiding the team alone is not an easy task than giving instructions in front. However, standing at the back gives a clearer picture of how the team is performing.
- Ensuring team members’ well-being and gaining loyalty in return: Animals like wolves are passionately devoted to their pack. People are absolutely loyal and devoted to a team when they feel included, valued, and encouraged to be who they are. A sense of belongingness is easily developed.
- True leaders are not aggressive: This doesn’t mean that this type of leader is not confident or lacks self-assurance. On the contrary, the wolf leader knows what he needs to do and what is best for his team. A champion does not need to prove himself aggressively if he already is.
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