Leadership Skills Terminology

verb to face or deal with a difficult situation or person directly

adjective causing someone to face a difficult situation or person directly

• The team is currently confronting a challenging issue with the new software implementation.
• I heard they're confronting some drama at work, but I'm not sure what it's about.
• She's really confronting her ex-boyfriend on social media right now.
• Confronting your fears is the first step to personal growth.

noun the ability to predict or the action of predicting what will happen or be needed in the future

• His foresight in investing early in the company paid off handsomely.
• Thanks to his foresight, we were able to avoid a major crisis.
• Who would've thought his foresight would save our butts?
• Her foresight was like a guiding light in the darkness of uncertainty.

noun the ability to make good judgments and decisions

• Having horse sense is essential for making sound decisions in business.
• You need to use your horse sense when dealing with that tricky customer.
• I trust her to always have good horse sense when it comes to investing.
• He may not have book smarts, but he definitely has a lot of horse sense when it comes to practical matters.

verb to acknowledge or admit the existence or truth of something

• Acknowing the receipt of the package, the company sent a confirmation email.
• I'm acknwoing that I received your message, thanks!
• Yo, I'm acknwoing that party last night was lit!
• Acknowing the importance of self-care is crucial for overall well-being.