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The Intentional Self Leader

This is where all leadership begins, with self. In a world that is buzzing with stimulus beyond our control every leader must learn and practice how to choose meaningful responses rather than rash reactions. Without this self-led skill we risk the hamster wheel effect and a collection of unfulfilling experiences whose impact flows outward to those we hold close – family, friends, colleagues. I invite you to join this exploration of personal experiences and learnings that helped me move from reaction to response, and a life of increased contentment.

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Those who regularly read my LinkedIn posts know how much I love to share quotes and how they translate into my experience. In the book Good Leaders Learn (Seijts), Canadian businessman Arkadi Kuhlmann is quoted as saying “life is a blackboard you cannot erase”. How true it is; what’s done is done. It’s up to each of us as leaders to learn from our mistakes and our successes so that we continue to grow; to have a positive impact on the people around us.

2023 Summer Blog Series: Books That Inspire

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Over the next several weeks, I will endeavour to share some of my favourite books – which I have recommended to others – that have contributed to my growth as a person, a parent, and a leader.

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Space is like a doorway with a welcome mat

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When I learned to ‘give space’ it was life changing. Instead of giving way to the lure that comes with reacting, I learned to pause and offer space for the benefit of one or both of us.

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