Personal Power Is the Key to Great Leadership
The 30-Minute 'New Breed of Leader' Success Series
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Of all the examples you set as a leader, the wise use of humble personal power has the most long-term impact. If the basis of your power is one of service, your leadership acquires an aura of dignity and your influence is increased a thousand fold. Enhance your power with a shared philosophy that Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Ronald Reagan all had in common.
Globally acknowledged leadership and change expert Dr. Sheila Murray Bethel, author of A New Breed Of Leader, will give you immediately usable ideas and actions to help you on your leadership journey.
Some of the topics covered:
- Learn the difference between real and quasi power
- Learn how "The Pie of Life" enhances your ability to build your personal power
- Explain the 5 Deadly Traits of the Power Pigs
- Power shared is power gained...helping others use their power
- The supreme personal leadership skill of good listening.
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Sheila Murray Bethel writes and presents Personal Power Is the Key to Great Leadership: The 30-Minute "New Breed of Leader" Success Series, a short seminar focused on the concept of power in business.
Bethel is a calm, focused presenter who is nevertheless unafraid to let her personality shine through, lingering here and there, even laughingly, on anecdotes about expressing and enhancing personal power which are drawn from her own life and experiences. These moments go a long way to strengthening and humanizing the bulk of her advice.