Do you consider yourSelf a leader?

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Do you consider yourSelf a leader? I’ve had this conversation with many women and the majority say no. On the other hand, I have felt I’ve been a leader my whole entire life but just REALLY grasped what it means recently. Growing up I was the oldest of four kids and I loved to be the boss. From the outside looking in, this looks like my first leadership role. Naturally I became the in house babysitter for not only my family unit but also my younger cousins. My leadership skills were recognized quickly by adults and my roles continued to grow as I did. These leadership skills looked like <ul> <li style="font-weight: 400;">The ability to take charge of a group </li> </ul> <ul> <li style="font-weight: 400;">Outgoing personality </li> </ul> <ul> <li style="font-weight: 400;">I had patience when I was leading (nowhere else though lol)</li> </ul> <ul> <li style="font-weight: 400;">And I actually liked to be in control</li> </ul> In high school I was chosen by a teacher close to me to work with a boy with autism. This was a new type of leadership but I was up to the challenge. I fell in love working with children with different abilities and this only grew my patience with children and expanded my leadership opportunities. This continued through high school. I was chosen to be the captain of my highschool soccer team before I was a senior as well as being chosen on my city team. I loved leading others but was doing it for all of the wrong reasons.You can imagine I began to pride mySelf on these opportunities; they were a bit of an ego boost because deep down I still felt less than a leader. I didn’t know where the feeling came from but I continued to question mySelf and my abilities even though I continued to grow as a leader in each community I la

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