Leadership Lessons from my First Teacher – My Mother
An uncompromising capability for Organization success. This article gives a glimpse of being cognizant of Mothers strengths and if that can be nurtured for the leader’s competence for the organization growth and development.
This Teacher’s day will just be as any other day to her and her job continues as a leader who wears many hats to fulfill all her role (wife, mother, sister, daughter, friend, colleague and many more). Leaders in the organization should strive to wear multiple hats and perform wholeheartedly to run the race in this dynamic world.
For me, she will be the inspiration and Learning agility continues!
Reading this brought me right back to the mornings when I was eight, sitting at the kitchen table while my dad—who was also my first teacher in many ways—explained fractions using pizza slices. He never raised his voice; he simply broke the concept down, asked me to point out the pieces, and celebrated when I got it right. That patient, hands‑on approach is exactly what you describe about your mother’s leadership style https://www.vgccc.vic.gov.au/ I remember feeling a mix of pride and curiosity every time she let me solve a problem on my own before stepping in, just like she does in the classroom. It taught me that leadership isn’t about issuing orders but about creating space for others to discover…
Mothers are generally taken for granted especially before anyone become a Parent themselves. Mothers have amazing leadership and organizing skill, @Jyothi you have captured it very well in this Blog.
Excellent blog!, mother is the first teacher and your article is encouraging and an inspirationthe upcoming mothers and women...
Good luck 👍 mam...
Very well said Jyothi !! Kudos to you for neatly comparing Mother to corporate culture... your article will only strengthen the need of Women entrepreneur in the main stream corporate world !! i am sure your writing will inspire many women in the coming day !!