My Leadership Story
My story is about conflict resolution; I hope it will inspire someone to make a change in their life.
Thank you for listening
Reference
Northouse, P. G. (2016). Leadership: Theory and practice, Seventh Edition. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. ISBN 971452203409
Thank you for sharing such insightful story here. It is beautifully delivered and you have very well summed up learnings from the course as well. Conflict resolution is an integeral part of leadership and you did justice to it.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts about my leadership story, I truly appreciate your time.
I’m so moved by your leadership story and find it similar to my story of learning listening from father. My father also taught me to listen which usually solved many of the conflicts as you mentioned. The power of listening and empathy is enough to resolve any conflicts. It’s always an interesting part of my daily routine to read your blogs.
Thank you so much for sharing your leadership story.
Thank you very much for your input in my leadership story, I appreciate your time reading through the blog posts. In regard, I did enjoy reading through and share learning and harness knowledge in this journey, considering your blogs and others as part of the big picture.
Wafa,
You’ve shared an important example of leading through a conflict situation. It underscores an important part of leadership — the fact that others will not always know our motives or intentions, and there may be those who are unhappy with the decisions we make as leaders. While it is, of course, important to consider our motives and the strengths of our decisions, we must also realize that we will sometimes have to stand alone to lead — leading others to a better community, organization, or company.
Thanks for sharing your story!
— Leadership Prof
Thank you for your support in our journey, It will stay with us to remember every time. Thank you for all the questions that trigger our thinking process; which indeed I do appreciate it. It was the Light from the many lamps that we lit it up, and always further on.