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Leaders at a retreat faced with economic crisis shifted from blame to acceptance, from anxiety to peace. Through shared vulnerability, they embraced responsibility and saw beyond self-interest, offering hope for ethical action and societal well-being.
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    Parker Palmer — Repossessing Virtue: Economic Crisis, Morality, and Meaning

  • Related Questions

    • Do you believe leaders have a greater responsibility to prioritize their well-being and relationships compared to non-leaders, as discussed in the episode Leading in an age of burnout, w/Arianna Huffington & Padmasree Warrior and the clip Culture of Belonging? Why or why not?

    • Do you believe leaders have a greater responsibility to prioritize their well-being and relationships compared to non-leaders, as discussed in the episode Leading in an age of burnout, w/Arianna Huffington & Padmasree Warrior and the clip Culture of Belonging? Why or why not?

    • How can leaders balance their personal needs with the needs and expectations of their followers or the organizations they serve, as discussed in the episode Jennifer Garvey Berger — The Knowledge Project #84 and the clip Leading in Crisis?

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