Connecting to Your Intention as a Leader
Jan 21, 2021Written by Roxanne Brown
As a leader, you do things all the time that no one will ever know you did. No one will ever know how you struggled over the decisions, the work, the sacrifice you made or the arrows you took. It’s impossible for others to know. They aren’t you and they don’t sit where you do. Plus, it would be nearly impossible for you to describe it to someone else.
It’s helpful to widen your perspective when you feel the weight of this. Remember your intention. Why did you decide to be leader? What impact did you intend to have? What did you want to contribute through your work? Leadership is personal.
When you get back to your intention, the rest gets smaller.
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Are you aware of your leadership philosophy? Does your team know your philosophy of leadership and how that guides your words and actions?
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