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This document provides an overview of how to elevate leadership through developing superior presence, building high-performing teams, and precision execution. It discusses the science of leadership, including workplace factors like rest, hydration, nutrition, exercise, brain and heart health, and lifelong learning. Models of effective leadership are referenced, such as Penna's hierarchical model and Collins' Level 5 Leadership model. The relationship between exercise, neuroplasticity, and brain and heart health is also covered. A variety of books on professional, personal, and business growth are recommended.
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