In the Host Leadership training, we explored the different roles and different positions. This expanded my thinking around "hosting" as it connected to 'leadership' and I began to realize, "Hey! I know how to do that!" I started recalibrating my view of 'leadership' . One thing I really enjoyed exploring was the idea of when to step forward and when to step backward. Also, about how a 'host' prepares before an event; how they are 'present' during and what they do after an event. It was a revelation!
Yes! This resonates with me as well. I never thought I could be a leader, much less a 'good leader." In fact, I didn't want to be a leader, because I was uncomfortable with the idea of being in front of people. Until I learned about Host Leadership. I felt comfortable fitting into a role I felt I could do and enjoy. The beautiful metaphor had so many dimensions and I realized the importance of understanding all the elements and roles of "Host as Leader."
I really enjoyed learning about Host Leadership and it really changed my perspective about conventional leadership. I used to not see myself in positions of leadership but now I see myself as a host leader in many areas and have gained confidence in how I can be effective in my coaching and training.
The Host Leadership community will have a leadership gathering in May!
http://hostleadership.com/host-leadership-gathering-2022-milan-online-26-27-may-building-a-host-leadership-practitioner-circle/
In the Host Leadership training, we explored the different roles and different positions. This expanded my thinking around "hosting" as it connected to 'leadership' and I began to realize, "Hey! I know how to do that!" I started recalibrating my view of 'leadership' . One thing I really enjoyed exploring was the idea of when to step forward and when to step backward. Also, about how a 'host' prepares before an event; how they are 'present' during and what they do after an event. It was a revelation!
Yes! This resonates with me as well. I never thought I could be a leader, much less a 'good leader." In fact, I didn't want to be a leader, because I was uncomfortable with the idea of being in front of people. Until I learned about Host Leadership. I felt comfortable fitting into a role I felt I could do and enjoy. The beautiful metaphor had so many dimensions and I realized the importance of understanding all the elements and roles of "Host as Leader."
I really enjoyed learning about Host Leadership and it really changed my perspective about conventional leadership. I used to not see myself in positions of leadership but now I see myself as a host leader in many areas and have gained confidence in how I can be effective in my coaching and training.