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A few months before the General Election Nobel Prize winner Sir Paul Nurse of the Royal Society wrote that politicians are cowardly in their repeated ignorance of scientific evidence that may be unpopular with the public.
Managers do things right. Leaders do the right thing. Well, it’s not quite as simple as that, is it?
Are the best leaders born with these essential skills or can we all develop them?
The question still arises – are leaders born or can they be ‘made’? Yes and yes is what I’ve decided.
We’ve narrowed it down to a few simple things anyone at any level of their development can take on board.
Some top producers in organisations who are viewed as some of the best mentors in their groups ask.
“What are the things leaders do every day”?
Most leaders can deliver results and increase the speed at which they happen, but achieving them continually can be a more significant challenge.
We are not all blessed with this natural leadership, but you can make small changes in your habits that can cause you to be a leader at work.
Persuasive leadership is the art of making a rational argument for action in a manner that evokes a strong positive emotional response.
The enduring question ‘are leaders born or made?’ continues to rage in business schools, forums, and on social media.
People learn to lead by discovering the power that lies within each one of us to make a difference.
Why do organisations overlook the goldmine of leadership potential already within their ranks?
Have you got what it takes to be a leader, and what kind of leader are you?
Principles that are universal and timeless and provide a foundation
to guide every decision and act.
Like most professions and positions, a person must demonstrate a talent for leadership before being awarded their first leadership role.
Understanding your leadership quotient, you can help you plan your development and build strengths
What do you want people to say about your leadership impact 10, 20 or 30 years from now?
One of the plusses of being delegated to is that you might see things in a completely new way and change the routine. Indeed, fresh eyes usually will see things that ‘old’ eyes just can’t.
In today’s busy world, one of the best ways to get more time for those top-priority projects is by delegating some of the lower-priority work to someone else. (If you’re able to eliminate it, that’s even better.)
Creative Leadership requires a culture where the visions and goals of the organisation are held by the workforce, rather than the leader!
Ask a hundred people ‘what is leadership?’ and you will receive a hundred different answers, so let’s look at the fundamentals