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1.1The People Procedure applied to Administration and Marketing

3.1Theresa May and the MBTI

4.1Sir Alex Ferguson: Connoisseur not Populist

4.2Sir Alex Ferguson: Boss not Juggler

4.3Sir Alex Ferguson: Attractor not Professional

6.1Richard Branson

7.1Susan Wojcicki

7.4Steve Jobs: Existence

7.5Steve Jobs: Elevation

7.6Steve Jobs: Efficacy

8.1Extract from Obama’s speeches

8.2Trump: the Ally

8.3Trump on Extraversion: Introversion

8.4Trump on Sensing: Intuition

8.5Trump on Thinking: Feeling

8.6Trump on the media

8.7Trump on Judging: Perceiving

8.8Trump – Populist, Boss, Attractor

8.9Tony Blair’s Professional and Attractor

8.10Blair and the Chilcot inquiry

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