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		<title>Learning to Walk the Talk</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is more than a year ago that I walked through the door of the Self Leadership International office for the first time. I was a young graduate of psychology, coming all the way from Romania to learn about training and leadership development in Singapore; with very little idea of what my internship will bring [...]]]></description>
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<p>It is more than a year ago that I walked through the door of the <a href="http://selfleadership.com">Self Leadership International</a> office for the first time. I was a young graduate of psychology, coming all the way from Romania to learn about training and leadership development in Singapore; with very little idea of what my internship will bring about.</p>
<p>Now, one year later, I can whole heartedly say that it was the greatest learning experience of my life.</p>
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<p>Not only did I learn tremendously in the area of <a href="http://www.selfleadership.com/services/leadership_development/">leadership development</a>, but even more importantly I developed myself imensely on a personal level. I can’t possibly name all the things I learnt, as it would be a post too long for anyone to read…but I do want to share with you three of the most important ones:</p>
<h2><strong>1. The importance of open and honest communication </strong></h2>
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<p>A lot of companies actually have this somewhere in their guidelines, but in the Self Leadership office this was indeed a ground rule. And it was great to realize how saying things openly and directly can make so much of a difference in my working relationships, in the way I related to my colleagues and in the overall atmosphere in the office.</p>
<p>It also leads to no politics, as everybody knows pretty much everything and there is no need to hide anything. Plus, the most powerful breakthrough for me was to start saying what I thought, even if I was afraid. I especially refer to giving negative feedback or to stating opinions contrary to the others.</p>
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