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Module 1 >> Module 2 >> Module 3 >> Module 4 >> Module 5 Module 1. Unit 3: Understanding Yourself and OthersIn Module 1 Units 1 and 2 we used several assessment tools to trigger self-reflection as you prepare to learn in an online environment. You assessed yourself as a learner in a distance education environment as well as some of your technology competencies. Quinn's book on Becoming a Master Manager incorporates a number of assessments throughout the text to guide student's reflection on their strengths and weaknesses. As managers we are not only managing projects, guiding employees, but we are also managing ourselves (Drucker, 1999). Before we can understand and lead others, we must learn to understand and manage ourselves. During the 1990s Daniel Goleman introduced a popular and somewhat controversial book on emotional intelligence. In a new book entitled Primal Leadership, the authors assert that "Leaders have always played a primordial emotional role. No doubt humankind's original leaders -- whether tribal chieftain or shamaness--earned their place in large part because their leadership was emotionally compelling." Among the topics discussed in Chapter 2: The Mentor Role are how to to be self-aware and to practice reflective listening.
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