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Empower Yourself To Make a Lasting Impact With The Maxwell Youth Exploratory Impact Report

The Youth Exploratory Impact Report is a preliminary DISC profile assessment for you participants of the John Maxwell Team Global Youth Initiative. John says, "You must know yourself to grow yourself." This tool will provide you with insights for gaining a beginning level of self-awareness, which will help you grow yourself. Insights about your dominant personality styles will help you understand things about yourself and the other personality styles. You will gain insights and characteristic that are generally associated with your personality style and how you are wired. Everyone is a combination of the four basic styles. You'll also gain insights about your strengths, area for improvements, and potential career areas of interest. You will also learn about the other personality styles. This helps you understand both yourself and others, which allows you a better understanding of how others are wired.

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IChoose - Youth Leadership Values

This program is comprised of 16 lessons spread over four units with the goal of helping teenagers learn leadership values and teaching them how to apply them to their own lives from leadership expert John C. Maxwell The values are recognized by some of the largest and most successful companies in the world. IChoose was designed to provide students with an environment for leadership values to be introduced, practiced, and shared.

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Leading Through Crisis - 11 Perspective Principles Youth Edition

11 Perspective Principles Youth Edition provides you with insights to better equip you to deal with crisis on any scale (personal or worldwide). As we continue to journey through the uncertainties of the COVID-19 crisis after being knocked out of our comfort zones, both adults and teens need to develop mindsets that allow us to "grow through the crisis rather than just go through it."