It’s important, but not easy, to understand yourself and how others see you. Here are 4 ways to increase your self-awareness and become a better leader.
Tennis superstar Serena Williams has began her farewell tour with tennis. She has won more Grand Slam singles titles than anyone, along with 3 gold medals in Olympic doubles, and nearly $100 million in prize money. She has taken her tennis success into venture capitalism as she takes a step
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Self-awareness can be challenging to develop, but your effectiveness as a leader depends greatly upon how well you understand yourself, the way others view you, and your navigation of the resulting interactions.
It may seem like a paradox, but can we garner the benefits of servant leadership (and make it more sustainable), by encouraging leaders to take care of themselves first, in order to serve others more effectively?
Authored by Frederic Funck, CCL EMEA Coaching Director, in Forbes.
Authored by CCL Senior Research Scientist and Manager of Global Strategic Research Stephanie Wormington and Research Associate Sarah Pearsall, in Talent Management.
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Learn how CCL partnered with the McKnight Foundation to customize life-changing leadership development for its Collaborative Crop Research Program (CCRP) in West Africa.
