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Leading from the inside out
Bitesize

Leading from the inside out

Values-based leadership, ethics and identity.

Level
Bitesize
Learning time
1 hour 15 minutes
Where
Leadership
Price
£39

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About this course

Overview and Outcomes.

Overview

You cannot lead others you have not first led yourself. This module turns the lens inward, drawing on Goleman's emotional intelligence, Schwartz's values theory, Peterson and Seligman's character strengths, Greenleaf's servant leadership, three ethical lenses and moral courage, then resilience research, Neff's self-compassion, Clance and Imes on the imposter phenomenon and Manz and Neck's self-leadership strategies, with cases including Schultz, Bachelder and Sandberg.

What you'll develop

In this Bitesize, you will develop the ability to:

  1. Distinguish stated from revealed values and use Goleman's five components of emotional intelligence to assess how you show up under pressure.
  2. Apply the consequences, duty and character lenses to an ethical dilemma and plan the words you would use to act with moral courage.
  3. Identify the learnable factors behind resilience, self-compassion and managing the imposter phenomenon, and plan self-leadership strategies to sustain yourself.
What it covers

The Module.

1 hour 15 minutes of learning.

  1. 03Leading Self: Values, Ethics and IdentityYou cannot lead others you have not first led yourself. This module turns the lens inward, drawing on Goleman's emotional intelligence, Schwartz's values theory, Peterson and Seligman's character strengths, Greenleaf's servant leadership, three ethical lenses and moral courage, then resilience research, Neff's self-compassion, Clance and Imes on the imposter phenomenon and Manz and Neck's self-leadership strategies, with cases including Schultz, Bachelder and Sandberg.1h 19m
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Part of the Leadership topic, also sold whole as Leading well.

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