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Leadership

"It was worth coming from Europe for this extraordinary seminar. It was nourishing, perfectly organised, and different. Very different. Back on the "old" Europe, I felt supported by what I experienced during these two days."

Y. Mathieu, Directeur, Missions Publique, Paris and Coordinator Unipaz Europe

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In these demanding times, when our resources are being stretched, leaders are being called to move from old models of leadership to new ones that are energized rather than static, visionary rather than limited in perspective, internally guided rather than dependent on external circumstances and inclusive rather than exclusive.

What you know and value may be called into question, sometimes on a daily basis. This transition from one way of doing business to another is not unlike a move to another culture where you are bombarded with new smells, language, customs and ways of being daily.

"Culture Shock" is the state of confusion your feel when your surroundings are changed. In this ambiguous environment, the way you operate automatically just doesn't work anymore. You can find yourself questioning how you should act, what you value and who you really are!

The good news is that for most people living in another culture, with an open mind, some trials and errors, and a true sense of adventure, they adapt quite easily and find themselves ever expanded, able to respond to new situations with ease. The new set of skills and beliefs they gain serve them well throughout their lives.

Today's current and future leaders know the importance of embracing the principles of Expanded Leadership™ skills. Like any transition, this undertaking requires courage, some practice and a sense of wonder sprinkled with an enhanced ability to discern what feels like the right move and what doesn't.

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