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March AL!VE Academy: Leading From Your Identity Imposter Syndrome persists in Volunteer Administration for a variety of reasons. One of the biggest reasons is because in volunteer leadership careers, WHAT we DO is inextricably linked to WHO we ARE. We'll take a deep look at the sort of attitudes and skills leaders of volunteers can cultivate in order to be successful. Your identity, who you are, might just be the most important tool in your volunteer toolbox. Learn more and register here: https://ow.ly/ccrc50QHU6c

March AL!VE Academy: Leading From Your Identity Imposter Syndrome persists in Volunteer Administration for a variety of reasons. One of the biggest reasons is because in volunteer leadership careers, WHAT we DO is inextricably linked to WHO we ARE. We'll take a deep look at the sort of attitudes and skills leaders of volunteers can cultivate in order to be successful. Your identity, who you are, might just be the most important tool in your volunteer toolbox. Learn more and register here: https://ow.ly/ccrc50QHU6c

Don’t miss your chance to invest in yourself! Participants in our Leadership Westchester program not only gain deeper clarity and understanding of their personal vision and mission but also expand their professional networks and build the confidence to lead effectively. Discover how Leadership Westchester can transform your leadership journey: https://lnkd.in/eYx92eBM

Courage isn't the absence of fear; it's the determination to act despite it. In our latest Knowledge Leadership piece, Rob Salome describes why learning to make tough calls in the workplace is necessary for all, especially those in leadership positions. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/eJ7zJa7M

A superintendent reflects on the power of vulnerability in leadership. Initially anxious about appearing competent in his new role, he embraced a more down-to-earth approach, sharing personal stories and childhood photos. This unexpected vulnerability resonated deeply with staff, demonstrating that authentic connections can significantly impact leadership effectiveness. Read more about how embracing vulnerability can enhance your leadership: https://lnkd.in/gGu-zvxc #AASAMag #EducationalLeadership

If your church feels stuck or stagnant, it's time to get inventive and engage your mind in new thinking. After all, effective leaders know that new thinking and new approaches lead to reaching new people. Church leaders often talk about being faithful to the call of ministry, but underestimate the time and energy needed to develop the skills, strategies, and systems that position their church for growth.  Learn more about The Art of Leadership Academy here:

Education leadership development programme to equip you for today and tomorrow - Rethinking Leadership.

"Perfectionism is a pervasive challenge that many leaders face, often hindering their potential and overall well-being. This workshop, facilitated by perfectionism expert and researcher Vitale Buford Hardin, is designed to address the unique struggles encountered with perfectionism, providing practical tools and strategies to overcome these obstacles and thrive in their leadership roles." https://ow.ly/RgAI50TRc8W

"Perfectionism is a pervasive challenge that many leaders face, often hindering their potential and overall well-being. This workshop, facilitated by perfectionism expert and researcher Vitale Buford Hardin, is designed to address the unique struggles encountered with perfectionism, providing practical tools and strategies to overcome these obstacles and thrive in their leadership roles." https://ow.ly/RgAI50TRc8W

October's leadership definition looks at "The Great Conversation." A term often used in the humanities but less often defined. For our Aspen Institute Leadership Seminars, it's the generational, societal conversation about what it means to live, lead, and be human in the world. This great conversation allow us to engage with the past, reflect on the present, and create a vision for the future. By joining in, we are active participants in the next iteration of dialogue--empowered to leave our mark as opposed to letting it happen around you or to you. The Seminar room is a place where we see this flourish in real-time. We see the realizations dawn that communities have been having the great conversation--talking about the same fundamental issues about what it means to be human--for years, decades, millennia. Not only is the conversation ongoing and ever changing, but it is an open invitation for each of us take part-that the conversation is not above or outside of us as individuals, instead with us.