Nine disciplines of leadership and self-mastery

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Nine disciplines of leadership and self-mastery

BY MICHAEL F. BROOM, Ph.D., Organization Development Psychologist Welcome to the first of a series of articles about leadership. Leadership occurs throughout our lives, such as being an authorized leader at work where a team of people reports to you. Maybe you’re the head of a church or social club committee. Or you are the […]

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