How to Say NO During the Holidays as an Empowered Leader
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How to Say NO During the Holidays as an Empowered Leader
As a woman in leadership or an emerging leader, the holiday season can bring about unique challenges. Balancing personal and professional responsibilities can be overwhelming, but it’s essential to maintain authenticity in your leadership role. In this article, we’ll explore why it’s crucial for women in leadership to know when to say no during the holidays, strategies for doing so, specific examples, and where to start.
Why is This Important for Your Leadership and Life?
Authentic leadership means staying true to your values and priorities, even during the hectic holiday season. Saying no strategically allows you to protect your well-being and focus on what truly matters, both personally and professionally. It helps you maintain your authenticity by aligning your actions with your values and leadership style.
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