Lt. Governor Pinnell discussed being bold, humble, and taking the initiative in your leadership pursuits. How can you best integrate these themes into your leadership development?
Month: September 2019
Lessons in Leadership – Week 4 – Dr. Bob Blackburn
During his presentation, Dr. Blackburn discussed how individuals committed themselves to personal and professional endeavors, took risks, and found themselves arriving at unique and momentous times in Oklahoma. How can you as a leader prepare yourselves for the future, recognizing we cannot predict the future?
Posted on September 19, 2019 by Buddy Broncho
Lessons in Leadership – Week 3 – Chris and Amme Weilert
Chris and Amme highlighted a number of themes concerning leadership, business, and personal development. Provide your thoughts on one of the following themes and how this theme applies to you.
- You are not entitled to your dream. Work ethic matters.
- Speak the truth and show the truth: Honesty and Integrity.
- Comparison is the thief of joy.
Posted on September 11, 2019 by Buddy Broncho
Lessons in Leadership- Week 2- Dr. Sharra Hynes
What is one theme, different from yours, that you now value more after Dr. Sharra Hynes’ presentation? How will this reflection help you develop your strengths and build future teams?
Posted on September 4, 2019 by Claire Painter
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