6 Steps to Unleash Your Inner Leader
Uncover what truly drives you and bring it forward with courage and confidence
You don’t need to become someone else to be a great leader. Who you truly are – your values, talents and heart – is your greatest strength. Getting in touch with that, by first uncovering the core values that drive your best self, will help you get clear on where you are right now and to start taking full authorship for the next chapter of your life.
Starting with core values sets the foundation for tapping into your inner leader – that powerful inner wisdom and intuitive knowledge that guides you to bring your unique strengths forward with courage and confidence, to take accountability for how you show up in your personal and professional life, and to set off a domino effect, inspiring those around you to take themselves to the next level.
If you are a manager, leader, business owner or HR professional, helping your employees get clear on their core values empowers them to align their goals with the values and objectives of the organization in a way that motivates them from within, and allows them to shine their unique strengths through the work that they do, bringing themselves and your organization to new heights of success.
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About Melissa
Melissa is a renowned speaker, author and coach certified by the International Coaches Federation as a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC), a Professional Certified Coach (PCC), and Certified Team Performance Coach (CTPC). She holds a Bachelor of Commerce (BComm), is a regular contributor to the Huffington Post, Thrive Global and Entrepreneur and is regularly featured on top podcast, radio and television programs. She is the author of the bestselling book, I Attract What I Am – Transforming Failure Into An Orgasmically Joyful Life & Business, and was recently named one of Hubspot’s Best Coaching Services worldwide for 2019.
