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In “Dig Down Deep Before Building Up”, we explore the paradoxical concept of descending to ascend in the realms of leadership and success. The article challenges the traditional model of leadership, encouraging us to excavate our pride and vanity to make way for a deeper foundation of humility. Find out how this approach not only boosts your personal growth but also nurtures the talents around you, allowing for collective success.
...Unpack ‘Integrity’— the essence of effective leadership. Reflect on the challenge of maintaining wholeness while executing your mission across all life vocations.
...Playing soccer is more than just kicking a ball; it mirrors life. This article draws parallels between mastering soccer and life, illustrating how developing your character, like learning to use both feet in the game, leads to personal growth. Your most consequential hobby could be the key to unlocking your best self in all aspects of life.
...In our exploration of ‘Leadership’, we define it as not only achieving greatness but inspiring it in others. Join us to investigate the role of character and mission in leadership.
...‘Vocation’ dissects how our various roles in life function as platforms to fulfill our unique missions. Join us to differentiate between mission and vocation.
...‘Mission’ dives into understanding our unique roles in humanity. Drawing from The Incredibles, we explore how self-knowledge guides us in fulfilling our personal missions.
...We practice virtue to strengthen our character. When we strengthen our character it becomes our first response to external stimuli, not our temperament, which means you have grown into a stronger leader.
...You’ve heard people use the word ‘heart’ to refer to character. So, think of character as a specialized muscle called the heart. Virtue in Latin is ‘virtus’, which means ‘strength’. So, think of virtues as the muscle fibers of the heart. You practice virtues to strengthen your heart muscle or character.
...Virtues are moral habits that we develop with practice. Virtue in Latin means strength. Key virtues include (but are not limited to) prudence, courage, self-mastery, and justice. Based on your unique temperament, what virtues might require more practice?
...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?
...We are not born with our character. Character is something we develop throughout our life. The more we practice building character, the more we are able to resist temptation and do the right thing. What do you think are the building blocks of character?
...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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