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Leadership as Authentic Self Expression
August 7, 2018
Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly.
-St. Francis de Sales
-St. Francis de Sales
In a recent Exchange magazine column, “Journeys in Leadership,” Nancy Rosenow quotes Elyssa Nelson, executive director of Child Educational Center Caltech JPL Community, who describes her leadership style this way:
“I actively use Kevin Cashman’s definition of leadership as described in his book, Leadership From the Inside Out,” as authentic self-expression that adds value. In every situation I ask myself how I can add value to whatever is happening through my authentic self, as an expression of loving…
When I’m feeling especially challenged I look for my opportunity for greater awareness, learning and personal growth in the situation. There is always something to be learned, no matter what I am facing.”
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Displaying 1 CommentMcKor Shalon Nursery
Cherry Hill, NJ, United States
Isn't to our advantage to learn from others that have had more experience in the field that I am most interested in, along with the thought that we should always be ourselves while we are gathering information that will help us in the long run.
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