Your Personal Culture Awareness
How do people experience you when you show up? Discover how personal culture awareness helps you build trust, examine your habits and motives, and create a place where people feel safe and valued.
How do people experience you when you show up? Discover how personal culture awareness helps you build trust, examine your habits and motives, and create a place where people feel safe and valued.
What kind of culture do people experience when they’re around you? Your personal culture shapes every relationship. Learn why trust is the foundation of healthy cultures and how to build one people want to be part of.
Ready to lead your life with courage and conviction? 🚀 Don’t let self-doubt hold you back from pursuing your dreams. Read more to reignite your confidence and take charge of your destiny! 🔥
At times we feel like there is a great chasm between where we are and where we want to be. What if, in actuality, it is as small as one step?
Are you purpose-driven or goal-driven? Purpose-driven people have goals, just as goal-driven people have purpose. The difference is what drives you.
Several years back every time I heard the word leadership, I heard lead-your-ship. (Say it fast and they kind of sound alike.) Think of your ship as what you have been given to lead. It could be anything from your small children to a company. How are you leading your ship?
Three significant lessons learned from a week-long cheerleading camp as a kid have been game changers in terms of mindset shifts and leadership perspectives.
Once you take ownership of these keys, take care of them well and begin to use them daily. [more]
The myth that leaders are born, not made, needs to be busted once and for all. That is not to say that some people aren’t born with the gift of leadership. I am sure that some are. But some of the best leaders I have ever encountered are people who learned to lead, not necessarily those who were gifted innately. [more]
SO…HOW WELL DID YOU DO ON LAST WEEK’S QUIZ? Did you learn the 4 Languages of Influence well? Have you learned to pick up on language clues in order to know how to best respond…so that you are actually heard? Let’s see! The answers are below in the blanks beside each statement. If you haven’t done the quiz yet, go back to last week’s quiz and take a minute to fill in the blanks. It’s short. Just 12 questions.