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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2022 · 11 MIN

Inspiring Your World ~Self Awareness

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Self-awareness is critical, for not only reaching our highest potential but also for the way we connect with others. When we see ourselves clearly, we are more confident and more creative. We make sounder decisions, build stronger relationships, and communicate more effectively. Though most people believe they are self-aware, self-awareness is a truly rare quality. We see so many who are unteachable, who believe their understanding is the only understanding that matters.Leaders have to be teachable. How can we be a teachable leader but still be a leader? We need others and we need God. We not need to be afraid to reveal our true self. Ask yourself if you are humble … your humbleness will draw others to you.Shawn Morrison is a pastor, and the Founder and Executive Director of Good in the ‘Hood. Founded in 2003, Good in the Hood is dedicated to changing lives together with simple acts of kindness. Shawn is more than just a Leader. He is a Thought Provider for Leaders who want to go beyond ‘just doing things.’ Shawn has incredible insights into the art of building a strong spiritual life and developing upright Leadership traits.Visit Good in the 'Hood

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