Finding Your Voice: Be You, Be Great!
Finding Your Voice: Be You, Be Great!
Finding Your Voice guides young leaders to find their strengths, passions, and values – their leadership voices – so they can make meaningful contributions of service in their organizations and communities. New leaders often face the challenge of trying to find a voice and make a contribution while feeling pressured to take on roles and commitments that are inconsistent with their values or that fail to use their talents. With the opportunity to be away from those pressures, emerging leaders discover the kind of leader they want to be and the ways they wish to serve. This inspiring learning experience builds leadership character, skills, and abilities while drawing out passion, energy, and commitment. New leaders will...
- See that leading is a choice within your reach. Your voice matters.
- See your opportunities for leading now.
- Commit to the leader’s journey to become the leader you want to be.
Featured Topics
Finding Your Voice
Everyone has greatness inside. Leadership begins with discovering your talents, passion, and values and turning them into meaningful contribution. Discover the leader within you and the contribution you want to make.
Staying True to Yourself While Leading
Handling ethical decisions and tests of integrity while leading people with a varietyof viewpoints prepares leaders to advance a group's purpose while remaining true to themselves. Discover how to be true to yourself when facing leadership challenges.
The Leader’s Choice
Leadership is a choice to commit to what is important to you and the people in your organizations and communities. The leader's journey continues for a lifetime of learning, contributing, and developing others. Choose the leader's journey to find your voice and serve.
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I describe her presentation as phenomenal and heard many others concur. Bobbi is a keynote speaker in every sense of the word! -Diane Clary SPHR, HR Program Officer, Dept of the Air Force
Some lessons will still have to be learned the hard way, but many can be learned from Bobbi's own experiences. -Jeff Blasdell
