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Creating an environment where others can thrive is the essence of true leadership. It's not just about giving orders, but also about fostering growth in others so they can become leaders themselves.

You must know what to do and what not to do in this living world. It is also a sign of leadership.

Leadership, at its most basic, consists of getting things done through others!

True leadership is about lifting others, fostering growth, and creating an environment where everyone can excel. When we focus on helping others reach their potential, we build stronger teams and a more positive culture. Source: Leadership First

treating people in a right direction is the key aspect of leadership.

Building your leadership skills is an act of community service and a gift you give to those around you. Leadership is accessible to everyone.

When you work with so many speakers as a speaker coach, there is a certain expectation of speaker quality when it's your turn to share your thoughts on a TEDx stage. 🎤✨ And then you have to do the work. What you usually demand from your coachees. One hour of preparation for a minute of speaking is quite a reasonable ratio. Make sure you have a good start and a proper storyline, and focus on that one thing people should take home after they listen to your talk. 🕰️📚💡 D-day. You are nervous as a wreck. And you say to yourself, just like you tell your coachees: embrace it. Nervousness is great. The opposite of a nervous speaker is an arrogant speaker (and who would want to be that?). 😰👍💪 You do your job. You leave the stage. And you feel miserable. Ashamed, embarrassed. What a terrible performance. You withdraw from people, sit somewhere in a secret corner for the rest of the day, and hope no one says anything. 😔🕵️♀️🤫 I am such a drama-diva. 🎭👑

Earlier this week we talked about why we need good leadership if we want our organizations to thrive. Today is a video to help supplement that discussion. #gooodleadership #leadingwell https://lnkd.in/gF6S2M9b

Helping reluctant students in low socioeconomic settings can be a challenge, but there are several strategies teachers can use to support them. My students in the Equity-Centered Leadership class are working through this scenario as a teacher has declared that “these students don’t want to work!” As an equity-centered principal, what is your response? Another great example of how at ACE we prepare students to lead and serve in diverse environments. 

🌟 Elevate your leadership with our expert tip from Denise Coogan, Manager of Environmental Partnerships at Subaru of America! "Incorporate social responsibility into your leadership approach. By prioritizing social value, you can create a positive impact and inspire others." 🌍