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This document outlines the key aspects of leadership as discussed at a leadership summit. It defines leadership and lists critical leadership skills such as self-awareness, self-management, and courage. Several sections explore the importance of leadership maturity, self-differentiation, and managing reactivity. The document emphasizes that courage is the heart of leadership, requiring willingness to be exposed and vulnerable while staying true to principles despite others' opinions. Courage in leadership reflects self-possession, resolve, and advances goodness.
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- 3. Leadership Defined Goal of Leadership Tasks of Leadership Strategies for Leadership Measure of Leadership Effectiveness 3
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- 5. Leadership Maturity Managing Reactivity Apart, but in Connection Being the Best One Can Be Togetherness – Fusion – Herding Handle Conflict Over-functioning Challenge Managing Anxiety 5
- 6. Leadership Self-Differentiation Managing Reactivity Revisit the Family Dynamics Importance of Quality of Own Presence Keep Own Emotional Being Separate 6
- 7. Leadership Self-Differentiation (continued) Exploit Imagination and Risks Quest for Certainty Face Oneself – Know One’s Fears and Motivations Defined by Principle 7
- 8. Leadership Dangers Concern About Others’ Opinions Illusion of Togetherness Having the Answers The Quick Fix Syndrome “Empathy” Attention to Weakness Diffuse Sabotage 8
- 9. Courage: The Heart of Leadership Resistance to Individuation Willingness to be Exposed and Vulnerable Persistence – Stay the Course Choose Progress over Good Feelings 9
- 10. Stick to Principles and Goals Keep Open Communications Cease Searching for Consensus and Approval Stay Apart but Connected Courage: The Heart of Leadership (continued) 10
- 11. Courage: A Summary Courage is Noble It illuminates the Truth It is appropriate It reflects Self-possession and Resolve Courage is Kind Courage advances Goodness COURAGE IS LIFE-GIVING! 11
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