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What is a Leadership Garden?

A Leadership Garden is a metaphor for a way to pass your knowledge and wisdom on to future generations. Like a physical garden, a Leadership Garden can take many forms. However, it is you who must start the process by planting the leadership seeds you desire.

The primary shoot of a plant is called a leader from which everything blossoms. Like plants we all have a leader waiting to bloom.

In one sense, a Leadership Garden allows you to plant seeds today that will bear fruit for your family or others you care about from this day forward. What you plant and nurture will bloom and become self-sustaining in your garden. All generations will benefit from having your knowledge and wisdom to draw upon in the future.

However, sometimes the seeds you sow do not produce the results you want. That may be due to the condition of your garden. There are two conditions that affect the growth of a Leadership Garden:

  • A survival condition allows the growth of weeds; tenacious thoughts and emotions with deep taproots from early life experiences that lead to harsh judgments, gossip blame, and victimization.
  • A thriving condition promotes vigorous, flourishing, and expansive growth; rooted in the U.N.I.Q.U.E.: Understanding, Nurturing, Inventive, Quality, Unstoppable, Expression success tools.

In the book U.N.I.Q.U.E.: Growing the Leader Within, you will visit the allegorical Leadership Farm and take the U.N.I.Q.U.E. Tour. You will learn the skills required to cultivate and enrich the soil of a human Leadership Garden.

You learn that growing a thriving Leadership Garden will involve your heart, mind, and spirit working in unison to make the difference you truly desire in the lives of those you know or hope to help.

Whether you are a grandparent, parent, student, teacher, coach, community, business, or faith leader, there is no better time than 2009 to cultivate your Leadership Garden Legacy.

  • If you hope to see future generations thrive - consider joining the registry.
  • If you want to improve the quality of life for your family, school, community, business, or congregation - consider joining the registry.
  • If you want to make a positive social and environmental impact - consider joining the registry.

To learn more about the Leadership Garden Registry, see our Lifetime Membership benefits section.

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