Steve,
The question of personal mastery is the most important of all the
disciplines Senge identifies. It is the discipline most people prefer to
avoid talking about or thinking about. When the stories of personal
mastery have arisen in the past, they have been pretty personal, powerful,
and sometimes painful. They have been wonderful stories. I hope there
are more of them.
--Rol Fessenden L. L. Bean, Inc. 76234.3636@compuserve.com
1 - Challenge the process. 2 - Inspire a shared vision. 3 - Enable others to act. 4 - Model the way. 5 - Encourage the heart.
courtesy of Kouzes and Posner.
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