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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.

Giving Thanks is More Than Saying “Thank you”

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Saying “thank you” is as much of my daily vernacular as saying “Hi”. Pleasantries. Niceties. Expected. Giving thanks as a leader – or a person in general – goes beyond this. It demands thoughtful reflection about what I have.

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Right Idea, Wrong Time

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Have you – or someone on your team – ever worked tirelessly to create and launch a new program, system, or process only to see it fizzle out? Yet, you put so much time and effort into the planning, preparation, communication, and support to increase the potential of its success. Yay, me too!

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