Face the music even if you don’t like the tune

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Face the music even if you don’t like the tune

    Many of us love to assume or should I say take leadership positions, but hate to dance to that sour tune that plays along it when things are not really moving smoothly 
     As a leader, you would be faced with so many tunes, the good, the pleasant, the wonderful, the bad, and even the ugly, but only real leaders face the music even if they don’t like the tune.

       Leadership is not always rosy, and that’s the beauty of it, your ability to stand in faces of challenges, coming in form of tunes, sometimes, it could even become noise because the good and bad tunes play at the same time, it’s now left to you to do the right thing.

        Don’t be scared of  assuming leadership positions or even becoming a leader, just prepare for every possible case scenario consider the odds and when you are faced with unpleasant tunes you would be able to deal with them.

    Remember “A REAL LEADER FACES THE MUSIC EVEN IF HE DOESN’T LIKE THE TUNE” 
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