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Who leads a leader while he leads others?

Learn how to self-regulate the nervous system and discover why leader health is a prerequisite for every healthy organization.

In this article, we explore inside-out leadership, an approach that shows that leadership begins with working on yourself.
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What Are the Two Main Words When It Comes to Leadership?<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n

There\u2019s a lot of talk about authenticity these days. It\u2019s become an almost mandatory word in modern leadership discourses. Not to mention how many times you\u2019ve probably heard the question at some leadership training: \u201cWho are you as a leader?\u201d

Authenticity<\/strong> is indeed one of the most demanding psychological processes a leader can undergo. It is a radical confrontation with oneself and one’s own:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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  • repressed parts that we have learned to push aside for years to remain functional in a demanding work environment. <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n
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    The second word of the day is “presence”<\/strong>. It is often mentioned as lightly as authenticity: “Be present”, “Presence, not perfection”, “Presence builds trust”… However, anyone who has ever been in psychotherapy, coaching or even more serious inner work knows that presence is one of the most demanding capacities we can develop. Not because we don’t know how to sit still.
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