WHAT WAS YOUR DEFINING...
...moment as a Leader?
Share us your experiences and grow with others.
Thank you.
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Share us your experiences and grow with others.
Thank you.
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Comment by Jesse Domingo on July 20, 2009 at 3:38am -
Thanks for sharing, Frode... well, it's a continuous process.
Have faith... WE WILL MAKE IT.
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Comment by Frode Heimen on July 7, 2009 at 3:54pm - I have always known that I want to be a leader. I have not always been the leading type, but human interactions are very interesting. My absolute big WOW moment happend 3 years ago, when I met a coach that told me not to go for the position as a leader, but go for the knowledge and the rest will follow. I applied to a job, and did not get it, I applied again and did get it, because I suddenly had a lot of tools and skills that a leader need. What changed was my goals to climbe the company ladder, and it changed to climbing the knowledge ladder, the result is 3 promotions in 3 years. I am still trying to become a better leader every single day. :)
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