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The Birthplace of HelpfulLeaders.com.
by P.S. Harper
Intentional or by happenstance?
Haphazardly among the passing years or through patience and hard work?
How have YOU grown as a leader?
The longer I live, the more I want to improve. I regularly discover things about myself that could use a little (or a lot) . . . let’s say, “touching up.”
As I discover, learn, and grow, I want to share every helpful nugget of knowledge I acquire with those around me, especially those in whom I perceive to have similar need(s).
I decided that instead of hunting everyone down and pestering them with the latest and greatest thing I read, heard, saw, or experienced, maybe I should create a place where we could all grow together.
The goal of HelpfulLeaders.com is to be a routine stop for aspiring leaders to explore, improve, and help. You, the Helpful Leader, will essentially drive the possibilities of HelpfulLeaders.com.
- Explore (profiles, stories, books, blogs, podcasts, quotes, websites, movies, songs, etc.)
- Improve (Our own abilities to lead, follow, learn, share, and grow.)
- Help (Ourselves and other leaders.)
I’m confident that you noticed I said, “aspiring leaders.” I understand you may know and have experienced abundantly more than I and most other leaders who visit this site. Here’s the truth: It does not matter if you aspire to be a leader in the future or have been one for over 50 years; true leaders are always “aspiring.”
Whether I come across as a know-it-all or not, I realize that I have a lot to learn. Whether you believe you know it all or not, you have a lot to learn. As a leader, my goal is to lead well and create other helpful leaders.