In any type of leadership, a person’s role can change at any time and any suggestions to make the the program successful which can be done in a variety of ways. I feel that any type of training for coaches in leadership will help them with structure, organization, and the principles of their program. I feel that the leadership that is led by the coach is generally goes down to the captain of the team. As being a captain of an athletic team in the past has a responsibility for what can
Transformational Leadership: Learning From Your Emotions We are feeling creatures who think, not thinking creatures who feel. Everything we do, every action we take, every response we give, is generated from an emotion —an intuitive response to a situation. It can seem scary, to follow someone solely based on our emotional response to them. Intellect seems safer, like we have more control over it. The vivid memories of emotional volcanic eruptions confine us in fear. It is in these moments where
lost my father in 7th grade. I was in basketball practice when the principal came in and asked the coach if I could come with him because my grandparents were here to pick me up. When I got to my grandfather’s car I saw that my little sister was there as well. I could feel the cold tension. It was almost like no one was breathing, not a word was said. I just hoped that whatever we were doing happened quickly because I was competing in a scholastic bowl competition later that day. We drove to my house
It was in seventh grade when I saw my worship team praise the Lord one Thursday night that I realized God had created and called me to join the worship team. God called me to be on the worship team to help lead others into worship and higher praise. In this paper, I will describe my Kingdom Purpose and describe how God is equipping me to fulfill it. I dream of the day when God will use me to aid and lead other people into His presences during worship. I also dream of the day when I am able to perform
This paper is a reflection of my personal leadership development blueprint this quarter. The paper identifies three main attributes that have made me to become a change leader this quarter. The paper concludes by pinpointing some core values that have successfully made this change possible. A change leader can be defined as encouraging people to take risks - to evaluate their core beliefs and world view - and engage effectively with others (Flanagan, 2014). His objective is to guide people through
well as our strengths, weaknesses, passions, fears, desires, and dreams. Our personality, values, attitudes, and emotions reflect our philosophy in life and leadership style. To be an effective leader, you must know yourself first. Self-assessment helps us identify things we need to improve. In this paper, I will discuss who I am, the leadership style that appeals to me and reflects on my philosophy of care. I will also enumerate how I will apply this leadership style in future practice in a healthcare
My first few initial meetings with my preceptor were to discuss my options and choices for the core competencies. We explored various activities that will help me to achieve my desired outcome for this clinical experience. This journal will explore my objectives and learning activities relating to the core competencies from The American Organization of Nurse Executives (AONE), personal philosophy, and situations that I experience during my clinical experience regarding my personal objectives. Analysis
Academically, I’ve always strived to put forth extreme effort into my classwork and Scouting in efforts to challenge myself. At UAFS, I’ll continue to dedicate myself, as to making sure my grades reflect my hard work and success at the college level. My educational goals are simple yet very important to me. I plan on attending the University of Arkansas @ Ft Smith and pursue either a Secondary Education or Middle Level Education along with obtaining a coaching endorsement. The low tuition, the teaching
and insecure. Time was devoted to school, family, and my individual and unique (for an elementary-aged child) hobby, playing golf. Making friends was a challenge. My same-aged peers had different interests, yet I did not fit in with the teen golfers because I was just too immature at 8 years old and four feet tall. I was truly more comfortable with adults. Enrollment at Sickles High School was the start of my becoming more outgoing and social. My plan was to become a mechanical engineer, so I took
break out of my comfort zone. I want to major in Architecture due to building houses has always been an extensive passion of mine. My extracurricular activities reflect how I want to have a career that causes me to be lively and a career that prepares me to grow as a person every day. One of the organizations that I participate in extensively is the band. I hold the role of drum major of my high school band. If you would have told me freshman year that I was going to be the drum major of my high school