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The 5 Key Skills All Great Leaders Have – Randy Moore, DNP, MBA, CRNA

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1. The key skills all great leaders have are:*
- A. Growth mindset
- B. Purpose-driven
- C. Self-awareness
- D. Persuasion and influence
- E. Courage
- F. All of the Above
2. The best ways to develop a growth mindset are:*
- A. To get friendly with failure (what did I learn?; how can I grow?)
- B. Develop self-awareness
- C. Consider challenges as your new best friend
- D. Develop curiosity (learning unlocks the mindset)
- E. All of the above
3. Common misconceptions about developing a purpose-driven leadership style are:*
- A. You don’t find it – you build it
- B. Purpose is not a single thing
- C. Purpose is not stable over time
- D. It’s not just altruism
- E. All of the above
4. Common barriers to self-awareness are:*
- A. Lack of mindfulness
- B. Cognitive bias + cognitive laziness
- C.Unwillingness to seek feedback
- D. Confirmation bias
- E. All of the above
5. The benefits of courageous leadership includes:*
- A. Builds influence through safety and trust (vulnerability + honesty)
- B. Builds mutual accountability
- C. Builds capacity for conflict (candor + feedback)
- D. Builds a culture friendly with failure (risk-taking)
- E. All of the above

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