by Anne Preston on October 26, 2011
0BufferI believe personal leadership can best be defined by the phrase “it’s your life practiced well and with heart“. When you live your life in search of a better you through practicing in the courageous pursuit of personal mastery – you live a life of heart-filled personal leadership. By choosing what is meaningful and then living those choices [...]
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by Anne Preston on February 9, 2011
0BufferIf you’ve self identified yourself as being a sensitive leader – you have already recognized some of the additional challenges that come with being sensitive. Personal leadership can be a wonderful experience for a sensitive soul because your sensitivity gets to be well understood and leveraged to inspire. Specifically being sensitive as a leader also brings [...]
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by Anne Preston on January 11, 2011
1BufferPersonal leadership is everything about leading yourself – better. Finding ease and living from your own essence is something that is unique to a personal leadership development plan. When you tolerate dis-ease, some where, some how – you have lowered your standards of your own self leadership. However, when you combine an intention for personal [...]
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by Anne Preston on December 15, 2010
0BufferHaving doubt is part of the human condition. The ability to move through this wave of uncertainty towards flow is a skill of personal leadership development. The conditioning of doubt has a lot to do with resisting. When you are doubtful – no doubt, you are resisting some-thing. It could be resisting the truth of [...]
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