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Link to Original Article: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/leadership-files-1-intro-energy-trent-rhodes “That which isn’t good for the hive, isn’t good for the bee.” – Marcus Aurelius Can everyone become a leader? Exploring the Leadership Files and time invested to reminisce on the signs, readers will discover the answer is Yes. Will everyone become a leader? …
I trust everyone’s weekend was enjoyable. And had an opportunity to observe out there in the world related to Part 1. For those new to the mailing list, I covered some examples of how these internal energy centers traditionally defined as “chakras” operate and are being operated on by external forces. Specifically, …
The two appear to be the same but have distinct energies. Reflecting back to undergrad, there was a time when “servant leadership” was on the business agenda list. In the texts, among the types of leadership described, servant leadership was given most praise. The way this form was described made …
“Leadership” is already a well-researched, well-documented topic analyzed from hundreds of angles from the theoretical to the practical; I need not touch those areas. What I do find to be a rather untouched dimension is helping people recognize that they don’t have to have an authority title in order to …
Working in teams can be both a challenging and fulfilling experience. Ultimately you want to see your project successfully complete. At times this can pose a conflict: are you willing to compromise on your ideas, give in to others’ or stand up for your contributions? Whether in a team of …
Imagine yourself at a networking event. There you are, dressed in your best professional clothes because that’s what the advertisement suggested on Meetup.com. You’re standing at the front entrance. It’s about 45 minutes after the event started; you didn’t want to be the absolute first one to walk in without …
Strategic planning is at the core of career reputation management. Preparation. Positioning. Thinking not just of how circumstances are now but how they can be in the future. How a professional intends to direct that future. This connects quite conveniently to the knowledge of time in metaphysics, which proposes that …
Working in teams can be a challenging and fulfilling experience. Ultimately you want to see your project successfully complete. At times this poses a conflict: are you willing to compromise on your ideas, give in to others’ or stand up for your contributions? Whether in a team of two or …