WU Emerging Leaders Spring 2021

When Opportunity Comes Knocking As you all may recall, to challenge the process, you must be willing to take risks and seek out different opportunities. Having a growth mindset will be key in challenging the process as a leader.  Think about how you can be proactive in seeking opportunities. In the text Habitudes , you will take a look at Image 10 and answer the following "Reflect & Respond" questions by Friday, February 26th at 11:59pm:  1.) How do you use your time? We all mean well at the beginning of each day, but somehow we get off track and waste so much of it. What stands in your way of using your time wisely? 2.) Think back on your previous leadership experiences. In 2 paragraphs (4-6 sentences), describe a time that you missed out on an opportunity. How did it make you feel? Do you regret missing the opportunity? What will do next time to ensure your don't miss any opportunities? 3.) Why do you think so many of us simply waste so much of our time? Why don'

Is Your Emotional Fuel All Around You? When inspiring a shared vision, you must remember those who inspired you. They encouraged you, held you accountable, and created a shared, common purpose. They gave you some "emotional fuel." Take the time to think about those who have emotionally fueled you. Who were they? Why was their influence so significant? In the text Habitudes, you will take a look at Image 9, complete the "ME" diagram under "Your Network," and answer the following "Reflect & Respond" questions by Thursday, February 11th at 11:59pm:  1.) In two paragraphs (4-6 sentences in each paragraph), discuss a time when someone or a group of individuals fueled you emotionally. Was it one person or a group of people? When did this take place? What did they say or do to fuel you? Did they create a shared vision with you? Utilize your "ME" diagram and your class notes to guide your response.  2.) Why do you think we need accountabi