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(#158) Effective Leadership Embodies Influence Over Control
“We can’t practice compassion with other people if we can’t treat ourselves kindly.” -Brené Brown- In last week’s post, I listed my top five attributes for effective leadership. At the top of the list, I had placed the ability to … Continue reading
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Tagged compassion, influence, leadership, motivation, personal well-being, vulnerability
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(#129) Identify What You Can Influence
Today, you have the ability to have a positive impact on your little area of the world. Tomorrow, broaden that circle. One of my students, during an in-class post-election discussion, said that he was disappointed at the level of nastiness … Continue reading