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All bosses are leaders … however, not all leader

All bosses are leaders … however, not all leaders are bosses! 💯⁣
⁣Here are 🔟 important leadership skills you can start to develop now! 👇👇👇⁣
⁣1️⃣ Develop Advanced Communication Skills. This is #1!⁣
⁣2️⃣ Improve Decision-Making. ⁣
⁣3️⃣ Develop Resilience.⁣
⁣4️⃣ Rally Others. First, and foremost, you must become responsible for your biases.⁣
⁣5️⃣ Take Initiative and Be Resourceful.⁣
⁣6️⃣ Honor Ethics with Integrity.⁣
⁣7️⃣ Build on Strengths. 💪⁣
⁣8️⃣ Achieve Intended Results.⁣
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Have you ever wondered who to thank when you’re

Have you ever wondered who to thank when you’re getting your coffeemaker ☕ ready for your first cup of the day❓⁣
⁣✨Melitta Benta, was her name.✨⁣
⁣Bentz would “put a piece of thick, absorbent paper into a brass pot with a few holes punched in it and poured the coffee through this two-part contraption, which trapped the grounds and allowed the filtered liquid to seep through and drip into a waiting cup.” She received a patent for her coffee filter system in 1908 and founded a business that still exists today. ☕ @biography ⁣
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💛Yellow Poster💛⁣ ⁣British scientist Rosa $💛Yellow Poster💛⁣ ⁣British scientist Rosalind Franklin was the first person to discover the helix shape of DNA by using her knowledge of x-ray diffraction techniques to take the first photo of DNA.⁣ ⁣🧡Orange Poster🧡⁣ ⁣NASA astronaut Mae Jemison became the first woman of color to travel in space during her voyage on the Space Shuttle Endeavour in 1992. After Sally Ride’s historic flight to space in 1983, Jemison decided to apply for the astronaut program and was accepted in 1987. She served as a Mission Specialist during her historic space flight.⁣ ⁣💙Blue Poster💙⁣ ⁣In 2014, Iranian mathematician Maryam Mirzakhani became the first woman to ever win the Fields Medal — known as the “Nobel Prize of mathematics” — since the award was established in 1936. The Stanford University mathematics professor was awarded the prestigious honor for her contributions to the fields of geometry and dynamical systems.⁣ ⁣.⁣ ⁣.⁣ ⁣.⁣ ⁣.⁣ ⁣#womeninengineering #engineering #dream #create #space #astronaut #scientist #STEM #leader #womenleaders #womeninSTEM #dreamer #inspiring #think #tuesdaymotivation #posters$

Most public statues in the United States celebrate

Most public statues in the United States celebrate men. “Every time I see another bust of a white male military leader, I’m wondering where the women, especially the women of color, are,” says Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya, a multidisciplinary artist who has a background in neuroscience and design.
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Motivated to right this lopsided public record, Phingbodhipakkiya began thinking of ways to bring new dimension to the way women in STEM are represented in public art. .
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Phingbodhipakkiya found images of 20 influential women in science and technology and molded their likeness in Maya, a 3D-sculpting software program. Says Phingbodhipakkiya: “What’s more fitting to create their likeness than through 3D printing with science and technology? It’s the very field that they spent their lives contributing to!” @fastcompany .
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