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CHAPTER 1: Discovering the power and potential of women as leaders
💡 Guiding Questions: ● How does women’s leadership affect history and our everyday lives? ● What are the most commonly recognized leadership styles? ● How do different personal traits and competencies contribute to leadership types?
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📖 Part 1: Introduction to the Topic of Women’s Power in Different Aspects of Life
📖 Part 2: Types of leadership
📖 Part 3: Characteristics & competences of effective leaders in different types of leadership
🤔 TASK FOR YOU
💡 Inspiration for you
📚 Resources
CHAPTER 2: Discovering the Power and Potential of Women as Leaders
💡 Guiding Questions: ● Why does self-assessment matter? ● What tools can you use to discover your strengths? ● How do values contribute to the leadership type best suited to your potential?
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📖 Part 1: Introduction to methods for self-assessment of competencies and strengths.
📖 Part 2: Tools for diagnosing potential part. 1 (psychometric tests, Jung’s theory of personality, SWOT analysis).
📖 Part 3: Tools for diagnosing potential part 2 – values in personal and professional life (Holland test)
🤔 TASK FOR YOU
💡 Inspiration for you
📚 Resources
CHAPTER 3: Development planning and goal achievement
💡 Guiding Questions: ● How to set clear goals? ● What tools can you use to stay on your development path? ● How to overcome the most common obstacles?
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📖 Part 1: Methods for effective goal setting and achievement.
📖 Part 2: Planning a Career and Leadership Path – Practical Tips
📖 Part 3: How to Deal with Challenges and Obstacles to Success
🤔 TASK FOR YOU
💡 Inspiration for you
📚 Resources
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The Power Within
The Power Within: Discover your strengths and inner potential as a leader

Leadership Archetype Quest

Instructions: Use storytelling, visualization, and the above theory to build your unique leadership archetype.

Steps:

 

Step 1: Explore the Seven Archetypes

Based on Parts 2 & 3, imagine these as symbolic characters:

  1. The Visionary (Transformational Leader) – Sees beyond the present and inspires others into possibility.
  2. The Strategist (Transactional Leader) – Practical, structured, sharp; a master of focus and execution.
  3. The Healer (Servant Leader) – Leads through compassion, service, and deep emotional intelligence.
  4. The Sage (Democratic Leader) – A wisdom-sharer who believes in collective power and dialogue.
  5. The Commander (Autocratic Leader) – Decisive, bold, directive; thrives in crisis and clarity.
  6. The Dreamweaver (Lesse-faire Leader) – Creates space and freedom for others to lead themselves; trusts in natural flow, empowers autonomy.
  7. The Alchemist (Mixed) – Combines elements from multiple styles, constantly evolving.

 

Step 2: Create Your Archetype Identity

Choose (or blend) your leadership archetype(s), then complete a creative profile:

  • Name of your archetype (e.g., The Fierce Visionary)
  • Core values
  • Strengths
  • Challenges or “shadow side”
  • A leadership motto or mantra
  • A fictional or real woman who embodies this archetype

 

Step 3: Make it Visual

Bring your archetype to life through one of the following:

  • Create a digital moodboard (e.g., in Canva, Pinterest) with images, colors, and quotes.
  • Draw or collage a symbol or “totem” that represents your leadership energy.

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Step 3a: Write a Short Story

Write a 500-word narrative where your archetype faces a leadership challenge. Use elements from your real life (e.g., workplace, activism, family). Show how she uses her traits to respond.

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