True leaders don't need to be praised every day. They don't need Members of Congress to, every time they open their mouths, say what a great job the administration is doing.
Val Demings: “True leaders don't need to be praised every day. They don't need Members of Congress to, every time they open their…”
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Demings emphasizes that effective leadership focuses on results rather than constant praise.
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