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Women leaders in the study also demonstrated a particular approach toward dealing with disappointment, rejection or situations that don't work out their way. The results showed that women would feel the sting of being set back. They may even dwell on it, and tend to be a little self-critical. But then they will muster their strength, shake it off, and learn what they need to carry on with more motivation.

Male leaders in the study tended to let experiences roll off their back -- without being affected by them as much as the women leaders. So, while the impact of rejection on male leaders was not as pronounced -- they also tended to learn less from those experiences.

"We're looking at a different paradigm of leadership, and it plays naturally to the strengths of women," says Regina Sacha, Vice President of Human Resources, FedEx Custom Critical. "The tide has turned. The leadership skills that come natural to women are now absolutely necessary for companies to continue to thrive. It certainly is the reverse of how it was when I first started out in the workplace. It seems like poetic justice."

Seven Biblical, Philosophical, and Theological Proofs Confirming the Superiority of Women over Men by The Reverend Father Piotr Lenartowicz