I recently read an interesting article about leadership you maybe find useful Shannon - it's title "To lead, first lead yourself", seems pretty relevant to your philosophy of leadership.
The article:
https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insigh...876cdab24b#
Quote:Five capabilities are at the heart of centered leadership: finding meaning in work, converting emotions such as fear or stress into opportunity, leveraging connections and community, acting in the face of risk, and sustaining the energy that is the life force of change. A recent McKinsey global survey of executives shows that leaders who have mastered even one of these skills are twice as likely as those who have mastered none to feel that they can lead through change; masters of all five are more than four times as likely.2 Strikingly, leaders who have mastered all five capabilities are also more than 20 times as likely to say they are satisfied with their performance as leaders and their lives in general (for more on the research, see “The value of centered leadership: McKinsey Global Survey results”).
The article:
https://www.mckinsey.com/featured-insigh...876cdab24b#
