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Learning Leadership: RISE conference reflections

Not all of us are born to be leaders, right? After all, if everyone led, who would be the followers? To be honest, I had fully embraced the role of being a behind-the-scenes individual, happy to bring things to fruition without any desire for acknowledgment. Although I was content, I had never identified myself as a leader. Little did I know, however, that hidden beneath the veil of anonymity, I too possessed the essence of leadership. When I thought of a leader, I envisioned someone like the President: articulate, charismatic, the center of attention. But as I have grown and progressed in my
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Learning Leadership: RISE conference reflections

Not all of us are born to be leaders, right? After all, if everyone led, who would be the followers? To be honest, I had fully embraced the role of being a behind-the-scenes individual, happy to bring things to fruition without any desire for acknowledgment. Although I was content, I had never identified myself as a leader. Little did I know, however, that hidden beneath the veil of anonymity, I too possessed the essence of leadership. When I thought of a leader, I envisioned someone like the President: articulate, charismatic, the center of attention. But as I have grown and progressed in my
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Learning Leadership: RISE conference reflections

Not all of us are born to be leaders, right? After all, if everyone led, who would be the followers? To be honest, I had fully embraced the role of being a behind-the-scenes individual, happy to bring things to fruition without any desire for acknowledgment. Although I was content, I had never identified myself as a leader. Little did I know, however, that hidden beneath the veil of anonymity, I too possessed the essence of leadership. When I thought of a leader, I envisioned someone like the President: articulate, charismatic, the center of attention. But as I have grown and progressed in my
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