Raise Your Game: Secure Base Leadership

Jan 11, 2011 1 Min Read
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A secure base person provides protection, safety and energy. To know if you are a secure base leader, you must observe how people connect to you. If people are comfortable with you or don’t feel rejected when you criticise them, then it might be a good sign that you are a secure base leader.

 
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