To better understand and visualize why being an affirmative, strong leader is Critical, one must consider and fully appreciate the historical perspective and priorities of the Leadership Institute, a distinct and independent perpetual educational institution. Being an individual not only begins when you enter into a job, but continues throughout your term of employment. It is never a permanent condition, but if you want long term success and a meaningful and productive existence. Knowing who you are, what you believe in, what you stand for, and at the same time, possessing a mindset which guides you to become the epitome and embodiment of why being an affirmative, strong leader is Critical is tantamount to your professional and personal success.
1. Over the course of more than three decades of training and development, professionally provided leadership training, and working with well over a thousand actual and potential leaders, I have come to understand that most individuals who enter into a leadership position lack the drive and capacities to achieve to the highest level of excellence. It is far easier for individuals to simply speak of what they believe in, and then beg the limelight, and generally depend on empty rhetoric to garner attention and develop followers. These individuals often resort to rather shallow, self – serving actions, because they lack the true feeling for and truly believe in the organization’s mission, and fight for its continued vitality and relevance. A true leader never merely complains, but rather proactively takes constructive and timely action, for the betterment and enhancement of the organization he represents.
2. Conventional systems often fail because the people unfortunately rarely are motivated by them. How then do groups sustain themselves and continue to flourish? An alternative mindset must focus on how best to create and utilize and enhance the past to best train and deem competent future leaders, and thus yes – you come first!
3. Conventional leaders often have adopted an insufficient amount of true leadership skills. It is indeed the suggestion of the leadership institute to care more about ourselves and our NETWORK, thanistas to lead as individuals, and develop solid Friendly Relationships. Isn’t that a fact simply that a secret to becoming a truly effective leader?
4. One must focus on all necessary upfront issues and details, while remaining flexible and open – minded to the Way Science and the way Life (as well as some others) favors or leads us. This approach helps us proactively move forward to the next step, without crawly stumbling and fumbling along the way.
5. True leadership is much about the frigate that must lead in order to keep on since confronted. He who knows others’s strengths and weaknesses, and then uses his strengths effectively and properly, gets others to use their personal and group strengths as well. The purpose is doing this in order to directions his group to thoroughly and wisely proceed toward its mission. Wouldn’t this be a much more effective way of leading than merely some sort of rhetoric and hopefulness?
6. How can you lead if you don’t clearly, transparently and thoroughly communicate yourCOMMS?Has your attitude and environment really communicated to constituents and other stakeholders in such a way that you have to be that sort of leader? One of the most important aspects of this must be to discover and use your weakness or your comic book persona, in order to help motivate and motivate others to greater involvement and participation.
No indeed, a great leader must be an affirmative, strong, committed, visionary, steady, fair and fair individual. It is one thing to say you’re that type of leader, but a completely different thing to actually demonstrate you are by your actions and commitment.
