The Ubuntu leadership Safari series is a virtuous leadership program that accelerates participants’ growth as aware, purposeful and empowered leaders #5amClub
Kampala, Uganda
Joined January 2022
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A recovery run last evening and a grind in the gym this morning. Comrades is in under 40 days, so it's not the time to drop momentum. I also bumped into @iDEASUG of @SafariUbuntu. Let's attack the day.
Happy #Easter!
Christ is Risen.
May you experience joy and peace in this season.
Enjoy this season 🎉
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5years and 3month of community transformation. We have learnt, relearned, built resilience, made friends, gotten wisdom what can I say.
And now a new chapter begins. So excited what our patrons are cooking. I missed the personal engagements and can atest it was a game changer
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@Comrade_Otoa If your goals and values no longer align with your vision then it’s time to let go. It comes with the understanding that you are self-aware enough to let go of what no longer fits in your life goals @SafariUbuntu
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@SafariUbuntu letting go doesn’t mean you don’t care, it’s a conscious decision to stand up and say, this no longer serves me. It’s a moment of reclaiming your power by remember who you are.
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#StandOnYourOwn
1. Be assertive and set boundaries:
Use the "I" statement to express your specific needs, energy and boundaries. Learn to say "No".
2. Cultivate self-reliance:
Stop looking for external validation for every choice.
~@iDEASUG
#5amClub reflection
@SafariUbuntu
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#StandOnYourOwn
5. Self-care: This doesn't have to depend on others. Find what works for you. Don't copy and paste.
6. Financial independence: Make sure you work on this, have your emergency fund. This gives you opportunities to stand on your own.
@iDEASUG
@SafariUbuntu
#StandOnYourOwn
Avoid relying on other people to make decisions if you know it's right.
3. Own your actions: If you fall learn to get back up. Failure is part of life.
4.Develop self-worth: Love yourself fully so that your happiness doesn't depend on others. ~
@iDEASUG
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#StandOnYourOwn
7. Embrace your authenticity: Be true to yourself.
This builds resilience and self-respect.
8. Keep learning: Develop new skills, gain new knowledge to increase your competence.
Job market, skills keep changing. You must adapt.
@iDEASUG #5amClub
@SafariUbuntu
#StandOnYourOwn
5. Self-care: This doesn't have to depend on others. Find what works for you. Don't copy and paste.
6. Financial independence: Make sure you work on this, have your emergency fund. This gives you opportunities to stand on your own.
@iDEASUG
@SafariUbuntu
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#StandOnYourOwn
A leader is a reader.
"When you stand on your own, you stop being a people pleaser."
~ @iDEASUG
@SafariUbuntu #5amClub reflections.
#StandOnYourOwn
7. Embrace your authenticity: Be true to yourself.
This builds resilience and self-respect.
8. Keep learning: Develop new skills, gain new knowledge to increase your competence.
Job market, skills keep changing. You must adapt.
@iDEASUG #5amClub
@SafariUbuntu
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I needed to here this today! Thank you @SafariUbuntu and @iDEASUG for this space about “standing on your own” so many valuable gems shared 📌 📌 📌
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.Learning to Stand Alone
1️⃣Set Boundaries
2️⃣Self Reliance
3️⃣Take Responsibility
4️⃣Develop Self worth
5️⃣Improve on your SELF Care
6️⃣Financial independence
7️⃣Embrace your Authenticity
8️⃣DON'T STOP LEARNING – at Kampala, Uganda
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#BuildSupportSystem
Thriving requires support:
1. Remember who was with you and now:
2. Review a few past failures.
Avoid repeating previous mistakes.
Ask: What caused my failure?
3. Project yourself into future.
4. Research support groups.
@iDEASUG @SafariUbuntu
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#BuildSupportSystem
The more support you have. The bigger the goals, you can achieve.
@iDEASUG @SafariUbuntu
#BuildSupportSystem
5. Seek out a mentor: This is critical in your support system.
6. Consider other support systems: To do lists, alarm clock, planning apps, etc.
7. Contact those already part of your life: Don’t be afraid to tell people you have a challenge. Reach out.
@iDEASUG
Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! xitter.cf/i/spaces/1dGYljLZlZQKX Time to Stand on Your Own. Join the #5amClub reflection for more.