“He who would rule the world must first be able to rule himsel”
— Plato
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To be a good leader, you must first have control over your own actions and emotions. Imagine someone who gets angry easily and cannot stay calm. They would have a hard time making good decisions and leading others. Think of a coach of a sports team. If the coach cannot stay calm or make smart choices, the team won't follow their lead, and they won't win games. The same idea applies to leaders in any area. If you want to guide others well, you need personal discipline and self-control. By managing yourself effectively, you gain the respect and trust needed to lead others successfully.
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