In an era rife with thirst for power, George Washington surprised all by publicly resigning from military service. His army stood loyal, yet he refused the prospect of absolute rule, effectively proving that leadership, at its core, is about service, not dominion. This defining moment stands as a testament to Washington’s character, humility, and profound understanding of the balance between power and corruption. It raises the intriguing question – what might our world be like today had he chosen a different path? Delve into this exploration of Washington’s selfless act and its significant impact on the shape of the United States and the essence of true leadership.

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George Washington: King Of America

To become a stronger leader, you have to understand the relationship between your biological temperament and character. Your natural first response to external stimuli is with your biological temperament. You have to grow from your second response being your character to it being your initial response. Do you believe your first response to external stimuli comes from your temperament or character? Why?

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Temperament & Character | SL60-03

Stronger Leadership in 60 Seconds is a unique series of engaging, bite-sized videos designed to spark curiosity and promote personal growth. Our mission is to explore topics around self-leadership, often not openly discussed, and we invite you to join us on this journey of learning and growth. Your experiences and contributions are valuable and will help enhance our approach, with opportunities for recognition and involvement in our leadership strength training.

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Seeing is Believing: How Do You Get Others to See What It’s All About? | WT #57

True leadership goes beyond the boardroom; it’s about embodying wholeness in every dimension of existence. Imagine being the same person, at work, at home, and in moments of solitude, displaying the same core values. This consistency and authenticity radiate an aura of credibility that others find irresistible. As leaders, we must treat every role we play – as a spouse, parent, colleague, community member, or spiritual seeker – as equally vital. Our professional identities are important, but they’re merely one facet of our multifaceted selves. In the rare moments of tranquility, let’s ponder the profound implications of living a life where every domain is part of our ‘business’. Wholeness, after all, is the ultimate embodiment of leadership.

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What it Looks Like to Achieve Wholeness | WT #55