Personal Inventory Assessment: Personal Aspects Of Personal Leadership

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I was not significantly surprised at my results of the Personal Inventory Assessment (PIA). My personal results indicated that I have a healthy balance of patience, competitiveness, and engagement when it comes to measuring my personality (Personal Inventory Assessments, 2016). Over the course of my career I have developed my leadership skills, along with my level of self-awareness, to understand the need to approach my work as a collaborative effort and not a self-fulfilling journey. My decision making preference rated highest as a participatory style (Personal Inventory Assessments, 2016). I do believe that there are many times when a decision needs to be group based and not individual given the impact that the decision may have on the group as a whole. I can …show more content…

Though I could easily allow for this form of behavior to impact my judgement, I remind myself to not fall into this sinful way of thinking given my spiritual belief that God has a plan for me. Through this course I have come to learn that my personal tendencies are ones that have not been learned but that they are ones that have been placed within me by Him. By His Grace, He has made each of us unique and He has placed us in this world to work together without sin and without mal intent. Just as I have faith in Him, I cannot be a good leader for my team and employees if I do not have trust and faith that the organization strives to support a positive and healthy culture. Dr. Fischer’s (2006) insight into human nature and our natural tendency to sin is insightful to me. His article encourages me to continue to believe in God’s plan and to continue to develop my faith in God that, through Him, He will help to fight the negative influences and sins that exist in the world

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