After reviewing the seven elements of Dr. Brown's BRAVING inventory in the "Braving Trust" chapter of Dare to Lead, select one element that resonates with you. Explain what that element looks like in your current or former workplace (or another organization you are involved in) and describe both how you would like to display this behavior for others and how you hope others will display it for you. How does this behavior relate to your own leadership development and/or to the way you can help others develop as leaders? Reference

After reviewing the seven elements of Dr. Brown's BRAVING inventory in the "Braving Trust" chapter of Dare to Lead, select one element that resonates with you. Explain what that element looks like in your current or former workplace (or another organization you are involved in) and describe both how you would like to display this behavior for others and how you hope others will display it for you. How does this behavior relate to your own leadership development and/or to the way you can help others develop as leaders? Reference

Understanding Management (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305502215

Author:Richard L. Daft, Dorothy Marcic

Publisher:Richard L. Daft, Dorothy Marcic

Chapter11: Leadership

Section: Chapter Questions

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