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amf42 [Leadership Styles]
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amf42 [Thinking vs Feeling]
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 ====== Conflict ======
 It's good!
+Goals tell people what needs to be done, how much effort will be needed, and leads to the development of goal attainment strategies.
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 People who care are those who speak up even if it's a disagreement.  It's the quiet ones that might not care.
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+====== Debriefs ======
+What are they?
+Why are they important?
+How often?
+====== Goals & Vision ======
 Why are goals important?
 Why is a vision important?
+ ===== SMART GOALS =====
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 ===== Leading and Lagging Indicators =====
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 Research proves teams with a good leadership perform better. Google it.
 ====== Emotional Intelligence ======
+The biggest step in emotional intelligence is becoming self-aware. Are you thinking about your thinking?  Why do you make decisions the way you do?  Are your decisions fair for other people?   Are you paying attention to your body language?  Are you defensive on feedback or criticism?  Blaming others for problems?
+Self-awareness is about reflecting on oneself and seeing how one can improve. Instead of blaming others, understand what happened and how YOU could have done something differently.  If you cannot do this, you will be an awful leader and team member.
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 http://www.preludecharacteranalysis.com/explore/extravert-vs-introvert
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 https://www.16personalities.com/articles/nature-thinking-vs-feeling
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 http://www.preludecharacteranalysis.com/explore/judging-vs-perceiving