🔥 Be the Thermostat, Not the Thermometer. 🔥

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Look, anyone can walk into a room and just match the vibe—that’s easy. But real ones? They set the vibe.

A thermometer just reacts. If the energy is low, they’re low. If the team’s frustrated, they’re frustrated. Meh. 😴

A thermostat walks in and CHANGES the temperature. They bring the hype, the hustle, and the “we got this” attitude—whether they’re the star player or not.

So, are you just reading the room or are you running the room? Choose wisely. 😏

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