The "I AM" Blog
Leadership can start with small moments—helping a friend, sharing ideas, or making good choices. For young boys, writing about these moments helps them understand what it means to lead and how they can grow into that role in ways that...
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Leadership starts long before anyone hands you a title. For young girls, it often shows up in small moments: speaking up in class, standing up for a friend, or deciding what’s right even when it’s not the popular choice. And...
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Leadership often asks for more than just decisions and direction—it calls for reflection, honesty, and a clear sense of purpose. For men navigating leadership roles, taking time to write down thoughts can reveal new insights and build confidence. If you’re...
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Leadership can start early. Even the youngest children can show leadership in their classrooms, it's like different from grown-up versions, though. There are no corner offices or business cards. Instead, leadership shows up when a child shares their snack with...
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Some teens lead naturally. Others grow into it. And some don’t even realize they’re already leading. Leadership doesn’t always look like holding a mic or standing at the front of the room. It can look like making hard decisions when...
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