<ul><li>Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who became a world leader at 37, shares 10 leadership tips in her memoir 'A Different Kind of Power.'</li><li>Ardern emphasizes the importance of saying yes before feeling fully prepared and allowing purpose to overcome fear.</li><li>She believes that leadership is about service, not status, and that empathy is a powerful trait, not a weakness.</li><li>Ardern acknowledges that traits like empathy and self-doubt, often seen as flaws, can actually be strengths that define effective leadership.</li><li>She highlights the significance of good listening skills and asserts that one does not need to be the loudest to lead effectively.</li><li>Despite facing criticism for not fitting the typical aggressive leadership mold, Ardern prioritized her values over conformity to stereotypes.</li><li>She also underlines the importance of perseverance in the face of failure and knowing when to step back, even from a leadership position.</li></ul>

10 leadership tips from Jacinda Ardern, the ex-New Zealand prime minister who became a world leader at 37

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