Six types of people who'll build your mental toughness

24 July 2012 Jaclyn Densley

Mental toughness is acquired over time.

To be mentality tough means that risk is your best friend, that innovation comes second nature and that you have grown accustomed to anticipating crisis and managing change, according to leadership expert Glenn Llopis.

He tells Forbes about the doubters, the leeches, the victims and the other common characters you’ll find lurking in your office – and how to use them to your best advantage.

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