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Staying On Your Authentic Leadership Path
Dr. Carl Jung’s (1875–1961) proposed that there are four stages of personal growth and development – The Athlete, The Adventurer, The Statesman and The Spiritualist. The Athlete’s focus is on the physical world while the Adventure concentrates on goals and discovery. The Statesman no longer needs to prove him or herself. They seek to acquire knowledge and wisdom while being of service to others. The Spiritualist has gone beyond the need to be physical, an adventurer or even the need to be intellectual or wise. Their desire is to reconnect with the perfection in each one of us and become interdependent.
The Authentic Leadership Rewards …
The Servant Warrior Leader’s battle ground is an internal struggle for power. Each time we act in a way that moves us through a fear, habit or perception toward a desired result the internal rewards we receive are greater … courage, confidence, grace, respect, calm, clarity, wisdom, inspiration and connectedness. The external rewards are better results, in less time and more fun as we develop deeper ‘trusted advisor’ relationships with those we serve.
Thank you for the gift of your leadership.
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Dr. Carl Jung’s (1875–1961) proposed that there are four stages of personal growth and development – The Athlete, The Adventurer, The Statesman and The Spiritualist. The Athlete’s focus is on the physical world while the Adventure concentrates on goals and discovery. The Statesman no longer needs to prove him or herself. They seek to acquire knowledge and wisdom while being of service to others. The Spiritualist has gone beyond the need to be physical, an adventurer or even the need to be intellectual or wise. Their desire is to reconnect with the perfection in each one of us and become interdependent.
The Authentic Leadership Rewards …
The Servant Warrior Leader’s battle ground is an internal struggle for power. Each time we act in a way that moves us through a fear, habit or perception toward a desired result the internal rewards we receive are greater … courage, confidence, grace, respect, calm, clarity, wisdom, inspiration and connectedness. The external rewards are better results, in less time and more fun as we develop deeper ‘trusted advisor’ relationships with those we serve.
Thank you for the gift of your leadership.
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