The companies that scale aren't led by founders with all the answers — they're led by founders who create cultures where better answers can challenge their own.
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Key Takeaways
Being surrounded by “yes-people” will lead nowhere good.
Instead, intentionally create a culture that welcomes dissension and encourages thoughtful disagreement, both to keep yourself in check and to keep your organization on track.
The fastest way to build trust as a leader is to acknowledge when you’re wrong and give credit when someone else was right.
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