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  10 Top Leaders Who Lacked Mojo Mojo and leadership overlap a lot. If you break mojo into its components, you can say that a strong leader will have many of the same components as a high mojo person. However, something will be deficient or missing entirely. These are ten people, in no particular order, who lacked some component of mojo in their leadership qualities. Benito Mussolini - Mussolini was the elected leader of Italy for over 20 years. He founded and led the National Fascist Party . “El Duce”, his nickname, means the leader in Italian. Clearly, he had leadership qualities. However, his mojo is a different matter. A restless child, Mussolini was disobedient, unruly, and aggressive. His father and mother didn’t agree on much. He is very unlikely to have had a good support system from childhood. His faith in his training and follow through are also questionable, as his marital infidelity would suggest. He should have understood that late in WWII, his troops had been wea

  How To Handle Bad Luck With Mojo Luck is only one component of mojo. However, if your group is underperforming because of bad luck, you may be frustrated and wonder what to do. First, I suggest reviewing my posts about the components of mojo , whether it is better to lucky than good , and my top 10 sites defining or exploring luck. Once you have reviewed these and understand what I mean by luck, you can start to address your own bad luck. As I have said many times, luck is unpredictable. If you are satisfied that you have enough mojo to continue until you are luckier, then that is a valid approach. In other words, if you are confident that all of the other components of mojo are solid, then you can wait for luck to come to you. However, I am going to address what to do if you want to enhance your chances of being luckier. In the remainder of this post, I will assume that bad luck is not your only problem . If it were, I would be advising you to wait it out because luck tends

  Top 10 Sites About Luck Many times, I have described the role luck plays in mojo . In an earlier post , I described all of the components of mojo including luck. Luck, although it is one of the least important component of mojo, does matter. Luck is a controversial topic. There are many different ideas about what luck means and what luck is. A good place to start is a reliable definition of luck. One that I like is Wikipedia’s. Wikipedia defines luck in this link. If you don’t like Wikipedia, I recommend a good dictionary. I like dictionary.com as an online source. Next, I would look for synonyms and antonyms, such as at thesaurus.com . It is useful to know what is and what isn’t due to luck. This will allow us to be on the same page. It is also useful to have alternative words to use in your expressions. Next are some philosophical point about luck. For example, the next page indicates that attitude matter s, too. I couldn’t agree more. Sometimes, if you have a good a