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Victimhood Starts With Low Appreciation Of Self And Others

by Michael D. Hume, M.S.

I've written often about the primary "need" expressed by most of my clients - the need (or desire) to increase their inspirational leadership. I've also written a good deal about the two basic Green Youth Rodgers Jersey types of people out there - the Entrepreneur, and the Victim. It turns out the two concepts are linked. It's all about appreciation of yourself and of others.

After years of coaching and counseling some of the brightest leaders (and emerging leaders) in today's business world, I've written a guide to practical empathy called "Feelings For Thinkers." So far, I've shared the bulk of the content only with my clients. One of the key pieces in the book Green Youth Rodgers Jersey is a discussion of what makes the difference between leaning toward your "inner Entrepreneur" or your "inner Victim," and the two attitudinal types differ primarily in their developed ability to properly appreciate themselves and others.

As I've mentioned in previous pieces, I would not suggest that a leader abandon critical reason (or the ability to be critical of work products) in their effort to become more inspirational. Inspiring someone doesn't mean coddling them. But frankly, most of my smart clients lean too much on their thinking and not enough on their emotional ability, and therefore develop what I teasingly refer to as "Empathy Deficiency Syndrome." The best leaders are able to be appropriately critical of work products without coming Green Youth Rodgers Jersey across as being critical of people and their efforts.