One of the biggest misunderstandings in the professional arena is believing you can “mask” great leadership. Leadership isn’t just a professional attribute. It starts personally and then overflows into your professional life.
Great leadership is an internal work that, if done correctly, can breed confidence.
During one of my leadership classes, I ask participants to share qualities of leaders, dead or alive, who they admire. Here are some examples of their answers:
- Reliable
- Fearless
- Brave
- Determined
- Humility
- Communicator
- Determined
- Dedicated
- Visionary
- Inspirational
- Engaging
- Empathetic
- Resilient
- Philanthropic
Do you see any qualities above that you’d like to exude? If so, here are three things you can do to begin developing these qualities and become an even stronger leader.