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Exploring Leadership!
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The intention of this group is to have you become a future for the communities that comprise your life.
Website: http://leadership
Members: 19
Latest Activity: Aug 27
Adminsitrator: Maureen// Logo: YOU are the heart reaching out to prosper THEM.
It's time to become unstoppable in your quest to achieve goals and beyond.
YOU will come to express yourself in a manner which elicits the cooperation of others.
The key lies in supporting THEM in the process of creating new possibilities for their lives.
Discussion Forum
Courtesty of Ricardo: Can anyone be a great leader or is there some sort of uniqueness to truly great leaders? 16 Replies
And, can we test for those charaeristics?
Started by Claire Power Murphy. Last reply by Claire Power Murphy Aug 27.
If someone was going to be in a leader position 1 Reply
Making a list, numbered one to 7, listing each in order of importance to you, that you felt this person should have. Then extrapalating on each one. There is no right or wrong way to list your prefer…
Started by Maureen. Last reply by Claire Power Murphy Aug 18.
How can one tell if a leader is faultering and is there a way they could restore face 1 Reply
Listen to your constituants, find a compromise and communicate on their level. Most of all, be truthful.
Started by Maureen. Last reply by Claire Power Murphy Jul 30.
Courtesy of Ricardo:What are the characteristics that define the difference between a good and a great leader? 6 Replies
Your distinctions are greatly anticipated!
Started by Claire Power Murphy. Last reply by Veena Grover Jul 29.
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Comment by Maureen on August 7, 2010 at 5:21pm - Welcome Deanie-Humphrys-Dunne, we welcome your input :>))
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Comment by Deanie Humphrys-Dunne on August 2, 2010 at 1:51pm -
Hello Everyone,
You've made some helpful comments. I've just joined the group today. I'm a children's book author and I've been a member of Cambridge Who's Who for about a month. Presently, I have 2 books published, Tails of Sweetbrier and Charlie the Horse. Tails of Sweetbrier is a true story about a little girl who overcomes her handicap to realize her dream of becoming a champion equestrian. Charlie the Horse is about a racehorse who wants to win the Kentucky Derby. Both books emphasize the value of perseverance and doing your best. I'll be looking forward to sharing my thoughts with you.
Best Wishes to all of you.
Deanie
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Comment by Rev. Dr. Susan Shining-Star on August 2, 2010 at 12:03pm -
Good Morning Everyone ...
@ Claire ... If you are asking is this is my original work, the answer is yes; it came to me as a gift with my first cup of coffee this morning. :>)
Have a GREAT Day ALL!
In Life, Light & Love ...
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Comment by Claire Power Murphy on August 2, 2010 at 11:51am -
Really great, Dr. Susan!
Original?
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Comment by Rev. Dr. Susan Shining-Star on August 2, 2010 at 11:38am
- Grounded, Rational, Enthusiastic, Adaptable, Team Player ... Listener, Empathic, Accepting, Decision Maker, Encouraging, Responsible, Sincere, Honest, Integrity, Patient = GREAT LEADERSHIP In Life, Light & Love ...
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Comment by Allen D. Glasgow on July 29, 2010 at 5:45pm - I hope that my colleagues here will take an opportunity to read my new book, Signatures from the Heart" which will be released soon. I have included a chapter on the "Signature of Leadership" in which I share passing leadership along to future generations as a part of our legacy.
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Comment by Rev. Dr. Susan Shining-Star on July 29, 2010 at 5:45pm
- Alan, It sure sounds like Mr. Best lived up to his name. How nice that you were able to learn these valuable lessons, at such a young age. Have a GREAT Day! In Life, Light & Love ...
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Comment by Veena Grover on July 29, 2010 at 5:20pm - We all still need to motivate the grandchildren & young kids in schools to stay involve in supports,where they learn the most leadership qualities.
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Comment by Maureen on July 29, 2010 at 5:16pm
- It would be nice, if in todays world, a farmer, carpenter, mason, etc., would take a younster under their wings, like they did many years ago...but now the kids just play computer games because the farmer, carpenter, mason, etc., no longer has the patience or time...pity:>(
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Comment by Veena Grover on July 29, 2010 at 5:10pm
- Maureen,I had to go to jury duty yesterday 7.30.A.M.My husband is wonderful,drove me 30 miles each way for jury duty,finished at 4p.m.went to teach my yoga class 7.30.p.m.Came home had late dinner & had a consultation with one senior,who is having lots of lower back pain,sugeesting her some breathings on the phone,makes her feel better.In real sense,it made me feel better.Life becomes fuller,helping others. Blessings. Veena
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