Published by Steve Morgan
I am learning that my life is a story more epic than I ever thought. As with any story, it has a plot, characters who have influenced me, traumas and victories, hopes and disappointments. Each of these is shaping me into who I am today. Our stories may be larger and connected to a Great God who is more kind and compassionate than we ever imagined. I am growing to hold my story with that same compassion and kindness.
My nickname is Seawolf. Even that has a story and identity. I am grateful to work in global leadership development, coaching, and learning with many wonderful leaders. I lived internationally for many years and have been privileged to travel to 40 countries and listen to others' stories. I am a musician, a writer, a triathlete, a Green Bay Packers fan, and a learner. I am married to my best friend of 40 decades; together, we have raised four wonderful adult children. We currently reside in Orlando, Florida.
That is a bit about me. What’s your story?
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Steve, this is a great list (I was reminded of a couple of characteristics I have not thought about recently in the way you described discipline – and encouraging the heart). My two cents is that I find it is important to include the outside aspect of discipline i.e., holding others accountable for doing their part. Many leaders are uncomfortable with this characteristic and either present themselves as domineering @#$&*!’s or push overs. If leaders think of themselves around your characteristics a growing self-awareness will help them avoid either pitfall in the lack of discipline.
Yes, Ray. Thanks for that insight into the conversation. I totally agree. It takes self-awareness and courage to hold others accountable. In reflecting on my leadership experience, I would be more bold in holding others accountable.