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Personal Mastery: Build Your Leadership Character to be a Great Leader Arsy, Luna; Eidelweis, Akyaila; Saragih, Anggita Putri Soraya; Rusalam, Grevilla Deva Salsabela; Anggraini, Maulida Zahrah; Nasrullah, Mohammad Naufal; Dania, Ullaya Nazla; Romadlona, Nohan Arum
Inovasi Lokal Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024): Inovasi Lokal
Publisher : Tarqabin Nusantara Group

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.62255/noval.v2i1.53

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Cultivating leadership skills from an early age is important. This is related to how they will lead in the future. The spirit of leadership in children is seen in the attitude shown, such as courage by children to face various situations and conditions that occur directly. Through this, knowledge about Personal Mastery is needed. Personal mastery is a factor of the human individual, where there is a continuous process for individuals to deepen personal vision, focus on their own strengths, develop self-patience and see reality objectively. In accordance with this statement, this article aims to provide information about Personal Mastery to provide an understanding of the importance of personal leadership development for each individual and help students connect the concept of personal leadership with their future educational and career goals. To achieve these goals, this service method is carried out using the lecture method with the help of PowerPoint media to display the material. The results of this article are the implementation of material counseling using the lecture method for students of class 8B Maarif Batu Junior High School is very useful in increasing knowledge about Personal Mastery. Lecture is essentially the process of transferring information from the teacher to the learning target. In the process of transferring information there are three important elements, namely the teacher, the material and the learning target. The lecture method is effectively used to increase one's knowledge.
Pengaruh Tradisi Jawa "Walik Dadah" terhadap Kesehatan Ibu Postpartum: Literature Review Rahmawati, Windi Chusniah; Maulida, Adiska Rahma; Fitra, Aura Alviona Fitra Alviona; Mujiyanti, Kharisma Pingky Mujiyanti Pingky; Nuraziiza, Nida’a Astie Nuraziiza Astie; Azellia, Ranum Dyah Titah Azellia Dyah Titah; Dania, Ullaya Nazla
Prosiding Seminar Kesehatan Nasional Sexophone 2024: Kekerasan dalam Pacaran: Hubungan Romantis Berujung Tragis
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Malang

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Postpartum, or the postpartum period, is the period after childbirth that lasts for 6 weeks during which the mother's body recovers and the reproductive organs return to normal. It is important for healthcare professionals, especially midwives, to monitor postpartum mothers carefully as suboptimal implementation can lead to problems and complications such as puerperal sepsis. Walik dadah massage is a practice long recognized in Indonesian culture, especially among postpartum mothers. This study explores the benefits, factors influencing the continuity of the tradition, and its impact on the health of postpartum mothers, with a focus on the Javanese cultural perspective From the literature analysis conducted, the walik dadah tradition is considered beneficial in restoring the position of the uterus, stopping postpartum bleeding, and preventing subsequent pregnancies. However, there are also negative impacts such as unwanted bleeding and uterine contractions that can affect postpartum maternal health. Factors influencing the continuity of this tradition include family support, an environment steeped in tradition, habits, beliefs, and community knowledge Although this tradition has become part of cultural identity, it is important to consider its impact on health and make informed decisions based on available medical knowledge. In this context, it is important for healthcare professionals to provide information and understanding to the community about the positive and negative impacts of the traditional practices they adhere to, thereby reducing the risk of health problems that may arise during the postpartum period.