Course Solutions Uncategorized (Answered) : Response below questions: Self-assurance is the “confidence in one’s own abilities and character”. As leaders, we can build our

(Answered) : Response below questions: Self-assurance is the “confidence in one’s own abilities and character”. As leaders, we can build our

Response below questions:

Self-assurance is the “confidence in one’s own abilities and character”. As leaders, we can build our confidence by increasing our self-awareness regarding our Strengths and Values.

Which of your Strengths or values of (BELIEF, DELIBERATIVE, RESPONSIBILITY, RESTORATIVE, RELATOR) do you feel most confident with? Can you share an example of when you used that Strength to accomplish something? Or when you used a value to guide your decision making?

What examples of current events do we see that demonstrate this kind of self-assurance? Are there any examples of leaders utilizing their Strengths or using their values to guide their decisions

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