The Axios Model for Leadership

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There are few things as valuable as having confidence in your own ability. Your ability will open doors and paint your trail with greatness, if ... you trust it.

 Many people make a decision only to be racked with doubt. Second guessing your decision undermines the choice, weakening its foundation, making it vulnerable to collapse. 

As a leader, there is a lot at stake when you make a choice. Even though we know - he who hesitates loses - we still succumb to doubt and insecurities. I've seen more owners destroy their businesses by not making a definitive decision, than those that made a bad choice and stuck with it.

 Confidence will make up for some incompetence, but indecisiveness will erode even the most lucrative of ideas. The U49's Axios Model put a "choice assistant" in the hands of the decision maker, boosting confidence in the choice taken. The extra confidence stirs faith in the heart of those willing to attempt the impossible, setting the stage for miracles and wonders.

 The Axios Model is a tool that any one can pick up when faced with a decision, and use the many facets, clues, guides and tips to provoke conscious thinking and planning around any number of problems related to leadership, team development, vision, mission, and strategy.

 The Axios Model is an integral part of the U49 Leadership System, working in harmony with two other powerful models that will help you achieve the success you want in business, around your vision, or in life.

 Talk to me about how you can get more information on the Axios Model, and the U49 leadership system. Equip yourself, your team, or your business with the principles of leadership success today.

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