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In the wake of heightened responsibility, accountability, and scrutiny, higher-education leaders recognize an undeniable truth: Authentic leadership requires inner work.
In Leadership in the Crucible of Work: Discovering the Interior Life of an Authentic Leader (Florida Hospital Publishing, 2013), Sandy Shugart likens pressure-filled conditions within organizations to a crucible that can, contrary to conventional wisdom, result in positive transformation when leaders do that inner work.
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