During her comments, Susan discussed 10 commandments of leadership and service from the book Anyway by Kent Keith. Choose one of the commandments and discuss why this commandment resonated with you.
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Week 4 Presentation – Strengthsfinders
Our strengths work best when utilized and understood in combination with each other. You now know your top 5 strengths based on the results of the StrengthsFinder inventory. Within your blog for this week, describe how you believe your strengths work together as complements and how you might leverage the combination of at least two strengths in your leadership roles and opportunities now and in the future.
Posted on September 17, 2014 by JJobe
Week 3 Presentation – Bill Curry
Bill Curry mentioned discussed several vital topics in leadership. Choose one of the following and provide your thoughts on its application to your leadership journey.
1. There are two pains in life; the pain of discipline, the pain of regret – you choose.
2. The Cold Within Poem
3. Facing the Fellowship of the Miserable
Posted on September 11, 2014 by JJobe
Week 2 Presentation – Susan Binkowski
Susan discussed viewing her leadership capacity and beliefs through particular lenses. What lenses do you believe you see your leadership capacity through – what guides your desire to serve and lead?
Posted on September 3, 2014 by JJobe
Final Presentation – Patrice Douglas
Patrice spoke on many important items but one that stood out was her point on finding true north for yourself. What is your true North?
Posted on December 3, 2013 by JJobe
Week 12 Presentation – Regent Richard Ogden
During Regent Ogden’s presentation he mentioned time twice. He mentioned that people need to find that their time is valued and that you are being respectful of everyone’s time. Why is it important to value time and how can you be a better steward of your time?
Posted on December 3, 2013 by JJobe
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