• Why knowing your strengths, how you perform and your values is essential to your professional development as a young leader

  • Jun 20 2024
  • Length: 8 mins
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Why knowing your strengths, how you perform and your values is essential to your professional development as a young leader

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  • Join us as we delve deeper into a fundamental aspect often overlooked by young leaders.


    In my experience, I've come to realize that knowing our unique strengths, how we perform best and what our core values are is essential to our professional success.


    Identifying your strengths, how you perform best, and your values throughout your career will greatly improve your job satisfaction and your power to influence, even if it means changing roles or industries to find the right fit. Although it may be difficult at first, this alignment is crucial to long-term fulfillment and meaningful impact.


    Exploring new roles and experiencing setbacks are all part of the adventure of discovering where you really stand out. But leadership isn't just about acquiring skills; it's also about inspiring others to take on new challenges while staying true to your values.


    Tune in to this episode as we explore how these principles can transform your career trajectory and enrich your personal life.


    Talk to you in two weeks,

    Malou


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