Making The Most Of Role Models For Our Children

Aug 13, 2018 1 Min Read
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Having a role model is an important part of growing up – it gives inspiration, motivation, and even a path as to how to reach a certain goal or vision for yourself.

This is a journey that starts from a very young age, and exposure to the right kind of role models is crucial – even more crucial however is the ability to critically look at a role model and pick the behaviours, attitudes, and skills that you should aspire to achieve, leaving behind those that you shouldn’t.

In this Raise Your Game session, Evangelia Christodoulou — Head of Leaderonomics’ Research and Development, shares her thoughts on exposing our children to a wide range of role models as well as providing them the space to discuss and reflect on them as an essential step in aiding their overall development.

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