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  • This week's video comes from Brené Brown and her brave and honest book for leaders – Dare to Lead. The book has the subtitle ‘Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts’ and is, in its essence, an attempt to redefine good leadership. Brene Brown firmly believes that genuinely great leadership is not defined by status, power, or titles but by something else entirely. According to her, great leaders recognize potential, take responsibility, and are vulnerable, honest, and courageous. Great leaders do not pretend to have all the answers, and they never let their egos get the better of them.
    Dare to Lead By Brené Brown: Animated Summary-1
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  • It's our responsibility to prove to our employees or co-workers that if they make a mistake they're going to get helped - not blamed. Too often we tell people that they're the problem instead of "we have a problem." By being open about your mistakes, you then create a learning opportunity.
    No One is Born with Self-Confidence | Simon Sinek-1
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  • Interesting short video about not holding yourself back and being aware of the negative connotations in our communication. I think we can all be reminded from time to time to change the narrative from "I can't" to "I can". Enjoy!
    How to Stop Holding Yourself Back | Simon Sinek-1
    The power of the human mind is something to marvel at; however, sometimes it can work against us. Taking control of your perspective can actually make you much more likely to succeed
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  • When I started my business I knew without a doubt that I would fail at some stage. Luckily enough this has yet to happen but I have no doubt it will. When you see mistakes as a learning opportunity, you make the activity a positive rather than a negative. Apparently Oprah agrees. Enjoy!
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCNOXOp9L_k
    "Wisdom from Oprah: Embracing Life's Lessons Through Mistakes" | Inspirational Video-1
    Learn from every mistake.
    Oprah Winfrey shared her vision for a meaningful life!
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  • Critical conversations in the workplace are sometimes difficult and many struggle with this. Simon Sinek helps us unlock the secrets to effective communication in challenging situations.
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6tYrqvh_Zw
    Addressing Conflict with Care: Simon Sinek's Approach to Workplace Negativity-1
    Explore techniques for approaching negativity with curiosity, understanding the root causes of overreactions, and leading difficult conversations with empathy.
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  • Why are there so few women leaders? Weaving together scientific research and personal narrative, Alexis Kanda-Olmstead explains why women may be reluctant to take on leadership roles and what we - women and men - can do to disrupt the powerful internal forces that undermine women’s leadership aspirations and confidence.
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVzHBWoIGEw
    The Science of Women’s Leadership | Alexis Kanda-Olmstead | TEDxCSU-1
    Alexis Kanda-Olmstead leads talent and diversity initiatives at Colorado State University for the Division of University Advancement. Throughout her twenty-year career in higher education, Alexis has worked to help students, faculty, and staff...
    Alexis Kanda-Olmstead leads talent and diversity initiatives at Colorado State University for the Division of University Advancement. Throughout her twenty-year career in higher education, Alexis has worked to help students, faculty, and staff actualize their potential as leaders through self-knowledge, personal empowerment, and service. As a student and practitioner of women’s development, social justice, and organizational psychology, Alexis believes that with grace and humor we can create positive change that benefits everyone.
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  • Interesting that self-doubt exists even in the most successful women. CNN's Sara Sidner moderates a timely discussion about empowering girls across the globe with former First Lady Michelle Obama, Amal Clooney and Melinda French Gates. Enjoy!
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzNke_GYGHg
    Michelle Obama has advice for girl's battling self-doubt-1
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  • Accenture CEO Julie Sweet sits down with Moira Forbes to share lessons on personal reinvention, mastering self-confidence and the power of embracing your fears.
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHq_EDi2PE8
    Accenture CEO’s Advice To Women: Stand Out | Success With Moira Forbes-1
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