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Self-leadership seems like a conflict terms, and while it may be a term that's more fad than substance, it's a common finding in the literature on leading. Here we'll cover it's meaning, relevance and elements, so you can decide for yourself whether the notion of self-leadership has value for you personally as a leader or just as a human being.

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  • The Top 10 Ways To Strengthen Your Self-Leadership
     By Dr. Rick Bommelje - Self-Leadership is the first level of leadership and applies to any person, whether or not they hold a management or supervisory position. Self leadership is the ability of someone to guide themselves to positive places that they have never been before. It enables a person to fulfill their potential while building a strong foundation from which to make daily decisions -- both professionally and personally. Without a strong sense of self-leadership, people can feel out of control, overwhelmed and un- focused. (Added: 18-Jun-2007 Hits: 893 )
  • What is Your Self-Leadership Quotient?
     By Beverly A. Potter, Ph.D. - Self-leadership is an interesting term. Find out how you score in terms of creating your personal mission statement and how to go from the definition to the actualization of that mission. The higher your score, the more likely you are to be able to lead yourself. new (Added: 17-Feb-2010 Hits: 32 )

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