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Category Archives: Leadership

The U.S. Naval Academy Turns Young People into World Leaders

25 Wednesday Jan 2012

Posted by Natasha S. Robinson in Leadership

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We can reverse the curse of children dropping out of school, by constantly reminding them of the opportunities education can afford them. Children with a solid education become the world’s next generation of leaders. For me, the leadership formation was affirmed at the training grounds of the United States Naval Academy (USNA).

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Does Everything Depend on You?

18 Wednesday Jan 2012

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When Men Get Mani/Pedis…

11 Wednesday Jan 2012

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My birthday was on Friday and for the first time ever, I spent the afternoon at a spa. I got some knots rubbed out of my neck which I received from reading and working out I’m sure. The whole experience relieved a lot of stress and tension in my body.

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What Godly Leaders Do Well

21 Wednesday Dec 2011

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As I reflect on the lessons, experiences, and challenges this year, I wanted to share 20 key elements of leadership. If we remember and intentionally pay attention to developing the character traits that allow us to keep these key elements in focus, we will glorify God and serve others well. 

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Biographies, Memoirs and What They Have to Do With Leadership

14 Wednesday Dec 2011

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I’ve read several leadership books this semester. Many of them highlight how important it is for leaders to read the biographies of other great leaders. Apparently, reading their stories can teach us a lot about ourselves, maybe we can learn from their mistakes, or see how God worked in their lives. I have not thought about reading biographies for this purpose before. I have read a few biographies, though not many, the most memorable being, “The Autobiography of Malcolm X.” I found it interesting but don’t think I will be adopting his leadership style. I also read “The Diary of Anne Frank” as a child, but can’t remember many details from it. I digress…

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