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A Leader Is...
There are certain leadership ideas that we fail to identify and comprehend. Here is a
short list of things you thought you knew about leadership.
*Leaders come in all shapes and sizes.
There are different types of leaders and you will almost certainly meet more than one
type in your lifetime. Formal leaders are those we elect into positions or offices such
as the senators, congressmen, and presidents of the local clubs. Informal leaders or
those we look up to by virtue of their wisdom and experience. Both formal and
informal leaders practice a combination of leadership styles.
*Leadership is a process.
Although some people seem to be born with leadership qualities, without the correct
environment and exposure, they may fail to develop their full potential. You do not
become a leader in one day and just stop. Lifetime education is vital in becoming a
good leader for every day brings new experiences that put your knowledge, skills,
and attitude to a test.
*Leadership starts with you.
As an adage goes "action speaks louder than words." Keep in mind that your
trustworthiness as a leader depends much on your actions: your dealings with your
family, friends, and co-workers; your way of running your personal and organizational
responsibilities; and even the way you talk with the newspaper vendor across the
street. Repeated actions become habits. Habits in turn form a person's character.
* Leadership is shared.
A leader belongs to a group. Each member has responsibilities to fulfill. Effective
leadership requires members to do their share of work. To learn how to work
together requires a great deal of trust between and among leaders and members of
an emerging team. Trust is built upon actions and not merely on words. When mutual
respect exists, trust is fostered and confidence is built.
*Leadership styles depend on the situation.
Most of the time, leaders employ a combination of leadership styles depending on the
situation.
There are certain leadership ideas that we fail to identify and comprehend. Here is a
short list of things you thought you knew about leadership.
*Leaders come in all shapes and sizes.
There are different types of leaders and you will almost certainly meet more than one
type in your lifetime. Formal leaders are those we elect into positions or offices such
as the senators, congressmen, and presidents of the local clubs. Informal leaders or
those we look up to by virtue of their wisdom and experience. Both formal and
informal leaders practice a combination of leadership styles.
*Leadership is a process.
Although some people seem to be born with leadership qualities, without the correct
environment and exposure, they may fail to develop their full potential. You do not
become a leader in one day and just stop. Lifetime education is vital in becoming a
good leader for every day brings new experiences that put your knowledge, skills,
and attitude to a test.
*Leadership starts with you.
As an adage goes "action speaks louder than words." Keep in mind that your
trustworthiness as a leader depends much on your actions: your dealings with your
family, friends, and co-workers; your way of running your personal and organizational
responsibilities; and even the way you talk with the newspaper vendor across the
street. Repeated actions become habits. Habits in turn form a person's character.
* Leadership is shared.
A leader belongs to a group. Each member has responsibilities to fulfill. Effective
leadership requires members to do their share of work. To learn how to work
together requires a great deal of trust between and among leaders and members of
an emerging team. Trust is built upon actions and not merely on words. When mutual
respect exists, trust is fostered and confidence is built.
*Leadership styles depend on the situation.
Most of the time, leaders employ a combination of leadership styles depending on the
situation.
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