The document provides advice on behaviors that successful people should stop engaging in to become even more successful. It lists behaviors such as arguing too much, putting others down, ignoring people, making destructive comments, speaking when angry, being negative, withholding information, failing to give proper recognition, making excuses, clinging to the past, playing favorites, not listening, failing to express gratitude, punishing messengers, and having an excessive need for attention. The overall message is that the behaviors that led to initial success will not sustain further success, and leaders must learn to stop unproductive behaviors in order to continue advancing.
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What got you here; won't get you there
1. WHAT GOT YOU HERE
WON’T GET YOU THERE
How successful people become even more successful
2. Peter Drucker said “We spend
a lot of time teaching leaders
what to do. We don’t spend
enough time teaching leaders
what to stop.”