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One of my favorite posts that you've ever written is the 12 RULES FOR SELF-LEADERSHIP. I keep it on my cell phone and pull it out to read on occasion. It is some timeless advice. I hope that you will include a link to that for your readers this month.
One of the FIRST things that I coach, teach, and mentor student leaders on is LEADING YOURSELF FIRST. This sets the tone for every other type of leadership that one is involved in. I look forward to your posts this month and join you in waving the banner for being the best leader of ME that I can be.
Posted by: tim | August 04, 2008 at 06:15 AM
Aloha Kakahiaka Tim, so good to hear those 12 rules have been helpful for you! Yes, you will see them this month, refreshed for new commitments to our own growth, for what you say is spot on - we must lead ourselves first before we presume to lead others. Your students are blessed that you learn with them and do not just teach at them.
Posted by: Rosa Say | August 04, 2008 at 07:28 AM