This document discusses developing communities and leadership skills within organizations. It covers topics like coordinating, communicating, connecting, collaborating, and creating change. It also discusses studying famous leaders to improve leadership abilities and close the "leader gap". The document emphasizes that great leaders were human beings who had weaknesses and failures.
Mentoring is a universal practice present in almost every culture. In Africa, mentoring is mostly informal than formal. A youth can regularly receive guidance, words of wisdom from his parents, family members or an elder in the society. However, when mentoring is being informal and unstructured, it's very difficult to assess and measure its effectiveness. I therefore believe that there is a need for more structured mentoring programs in Africa. These formalised mentoring program could be holistically integrated into high school and university curriculum so that no student can end his learning journey without being mentored.
Mentoring is a key missing component in most of the higher institutions of learning and even in the workplace. Developing a culture of mentoring will definitely contribute to leadership develop in Africa
This document provides an agenda and materials for a webinar on leadership presented by Mark Toth, Chief Legal Officer of North America. The webinar covers various topics related to leadership such as defining a leader, leadership styles throughout history, how not to lead through examples like pride and lies, and exercises for developing leadership skills like caring, learning, and developing others. It also includes polling questions to engage participants and information on receiving continuing education credits for attending.
Kobe Bryant was not always a natural leader. When he first started playing basketball for the Los Angeles Lakers, he was shy, immature, and uncomfortable in leadership roles. However, through experiences over his career including trials, errors, consequences, and holding himself and others accountable, he developed into a very successful leader and captain. While some natural abilities are required for leadership, Bryant's story demonstrates that great leaders can be made through skills development, experience, and personal growth over time.
Where’s Waldo? Finding (and keeping) Multigenerational Board MembersEmily Davis Consulting
It seems everywhere we turn there are conversations about next generation leadership and nonprofit boards need to engage every generation they can to best serve their missions. With four generations available for nonprofit board service, it can be a challenge to lead with diverse perspectives and experiences. Learn how to get the most out of the generations to serve your board’s goals and the organizational mission.
In this session participants will learn:
• The characteristics of each generation including motivations, influencers, and more.
• Ways to leverage the best ideas and leadership to serve the board’s needs.
• Strategies to recruit and retain new leaders to your board of directors.
The document discusses why people should be led by the speaker. It suggests that people will follow a leader who is passionate about their purpose and values, and genuinely cares about helping others achieve their goals. A good leader leads by example through their actions, ethics and resilience. They are worth following because they are committed to personal growth, bring out the best in others, and make decisions with courage.
Leadership is a complex concept that involves influencing others to achieve goals. Effective leadership requires skills like communication, vision, integrity, and motivation. Leaders must inspire trust and lead by example. Management provides structure and resources but does not necessarily require followership. While related, leadership and management are distinct, with leadership focusing more on human relationships and adaptation. True leadership cannot be reduced to formulas and requires an artful application of behaviors tailored to each situation.
This document discusses developing communities and leadership skills within organizations. It covers topics like coordinating, communicating, connecting, collaborating, and creating change. It also discusses studying famous leaders to improve leadership abilities and close the "leader gap". The document emphasizes that great leaders were human beings who had weaknesses and failures.
Mentoring is a universal practice present in almost every culture. In Africa, mentoring is mostly informal than formal. A youth can regularly receive guidance, words of wisdom from his parents, family members or an elder in the society. However, when mentoring is being informal and unstructured, it's very difficult to assess and measure its effectiveness. I therefore believe that there is a need for more structured mentoring programs in Africa. These formalised mentoring program could be holistically integrated into high school and university curriculum so that no student can end his learning journey without being mentored.
Mentoring is a key missing component in most of the higher institutions of learning and even in the workplace. Developing a culture of mentoring will definitely contribute to leadership develop in Africa
This document provides an agenda and materials for a webinar on leadership presented by Mark Toth, Chief Legal Officer of North America. The webinar covers various topics related to leadership such as defining a leader, leadership styles throughout history, how not to lead through examples like pride and lies, and exercises for developing leadership skills like caring, learning, and developing others. It also includes polling questions to engage participants and information on receiving continuing education credits for attending.
Kobe Bryant was not always a natural leader. When he first started playing basketball for the Los Angeles Lakers, he was shy, immature, and uncomfortable in leadership roles. However, through experiences over his career including trials, errors, consequences, and holding himself and others accountable, he developed into a very successful leader and captain. While some natural abilities are required for leadership, Bryant's story demonstrates that great leaders can be made through skills development, experience, and personal growth over time.
Where’s Waldo? Finding (and keeping) Multigenerational Board MembersEmily Davis Consulting
It seems everywhere we turn there are conversations about next generation leadership and nonprofit boards need to engage every generation they can to best serve their missions. With four generations available for nonprofit board service, it can be a challenge to lead with diverse perspectives and experiences. Learn how to get the most out of the generations to serve your board’s goals and the organizational mission.
In this session participants will learn:
• The characteristics of each generation including motivations, influencers, and more.
• Ways to leverage the best ideas and leadership to serve the board’s needs.
• Strategies to recruit and retain new leaders to your board of directors.
The document discusses why people should be led by the speaker. It suggests that people will follow a leader who is passionate about their purpose and values, and genuinely cares about helping others achieve their goals. A good leader leads by example through their actions, ethics and resilience. They are worth following because they are committed to personal growth, bring out the best in others, and make decisions with courage.
Leadership is a complex concept that involves influencing others to achieve goals. Effective leadership requires skills like communication, vision, integrity, and motivation. Leaders must inspire trust and lead by example. Management provides structure and resources but does not necessarily require followership. While related, leadership and management are distinct, with leadership focusing more on human relationships and adaptation. True leadership cannot be reduced to formulas and requires an artful application of behaviors tailored to each situation.
1. The document discusses a leadership training course that Microsoft employees could take which focused on distinguishing between management and leadership.
2. The author describes their experience in the course where 20 attendees were sequestered in the woods with limited technology access to focus on the curriculum.
3. A business simulation exercise in the course called "Tango" required participants to form teams and compete for projects, resources, and money, which brought out natural leaders within each team.
The current state of technology leaves a lot of people out - of innovation, education, the workforce, wealth and opportunity. This interactive workshop explores the current state for women and underrepresented minorities in tech, then delves into what each of us can do about it.
This workshop was given at Tech.co's Celebrate Tech Conference, and adapted from a talk I initially gave at AlterConf.
The document discusses how to maximize your team through strength-based leadership. It recommends focusing on investing in your natural strengths and surrounding yourself with people who have complementary strengths in four key domains: executing, influencing, relationship building, and strategic thinking. Effective leaders understand their own strengths and leverage the unique strengths of their team members to drive performance and success.
The document discusses key elements of effective teams. It defines a team as having complementary skills, a common purpose, and mutual accountability. It emphasizes that people can achieve more through teamwork than working individually. Planning, communication, leadership, and clearly defined roles are important for high-performing teams. Attitudes are also crucial, as a bad attitude can undermine a team, while good attitudes enable team success.
The document discusses leadership, defining it as influencing others to achieve goals. It lists characteristics of effective leaders, such as communication skills, decision making, and empathy. The document also examines the differences between leaders who emerge from within groups and those appointed from outside, and explores the debate around whether leaders are born with innate traits or developed through experience and social learning.
The document discusses empowering others through leadership development. It emphasizes that leaders should recruit talented people with leadership potential, model good leadership behaviors, and help develop others by assessing their strengths and weaknesses, challenging them to improve, and supporting their growth. Empowering others in this way enables sustainable organizational growth, assures the leader's larger impact, and provides fulfillment. Some potential downsides like ego, insecurity, and shortsightedness are also addressed. The document provides questions and strategies for effectively empowering and developing others as leaders.
The document discusses whether leaders are born or made. It includes responses from multiple individuals who believe leaders can be both born with inherent qualities and made through training and experience. Many responders argue that while some leadership traits may be innate, leadership is ultimately a set of skills that can be learned and improved over time through practice, mentoring and developing experience in different situations.
Leaders are both born and made according to the responses in the discussion. Some contributors believe that great leaders possess innate traits and abilities, while others argue that leadership skills can be learned and developed through training and experience. Most agree that both nature and nurture play a role, with leaders born with certain qualities that are then shaped by their environment and development of skills over time.
The document discusses whether leaders are born or made. It includes responses from multiple individuals on their perspectives. Some key points made include:
- Leadership skills can be learned and developed over time through training and experience, but some individuals may have a natural predisposition or talent for leadership.
- True leadership requires vision and inspiration that cannot necessarily be taught, although the mechanics of leadership can be learned.
- Most leaders develop into their role through being given opportunities that allow their skills and abilities to grow, rather than inherent qualities alone.
- While natural traits may provide an advantage, environmental factors and how one chooses to develop themselves also contribute to becoming an effective leader.
· Identify three leadership role models. These leaders can be livi.docxalinainglis
· Identify three leadership role models. These leaders can be living or deceased; business or non- business; even prior bosses for any team member. I prefer the role models NOT come from entertainment or sports. Each team will write a 5 – 6 page paper addressing the following questions.
1. Why are they role models?
2. What are the key personal attributes of these leaders, and how do the attributes make them a better leader? (An attribute is defined as a quality or feature regarded as a characteristic or inherent part of someone or something.)
3. What is the dominant leadership style of each role model, and how is the style manifested? Identify a secondary style if appropriate.
4. What are three key insights about leadership your team learned from working on this assignment?
Jay Shetty
1. Why are they role models? Comment by Kelley Shae: I will do these
· After meeting a monk when he was 18, Jay switched his life perspective to fulfilling a life of service, impact, and passion as opposed to money, fame, and power. For three years after shadowing and living with a monk, he helped build sustainable villages, food programs distributing over 1 million meals per day and coached millennials across the world about consciousness, wellbeing, and success. He now works with the biggest brands in the world. He has been invited to keynote at leading companies including Google, L’Oreal, Facebook, Coca Cola, HSBC, EY, Microsoft and Accenture. In 2016 he won the ITV Asian Media Award for Best Blog and came 3rd in the Guardian Rising Star Award in 2015.
2. What are the key personal attributes of these leaders, and how do the attributes make them a better leader? (An attribute is defined as a quality or feature regarded as a characteristic or inherent part of someone or something.):
Some of his key personal attributes include:
· Helps people find their passion and purpose.
· Shares positive messages via Youtube and at Conferences.
· Self-manages by waking up early through regulating his time, regulates his attention, emotions, and is aware of his strengths, weaknesses and potential sources of bias.
· Flexible in his mindset to trying new approaches and ideas
· Focuses on the future
· Maintains a positive outlook in everything
· Is an effective communicator
· Has visions for the future
· Fosters creativity
· Creates long lasting relationships
All of these attributes has made him a better leader because they shape his character into a charismatic, dedicated, loyal, honest individual which has resulted in him gaining world success. He started from nothing, and now has a huge platform and would not have been able to get there without having these key attributes.
3. What is the dominant leadership style of each role model, and how is the style manifested? Identify a secondary style if appropriate.
· Jay Shetty is a Charismatic leader. He influences others through power of personality. He acts energetically, and motivates others to move forward. He .
Are Leaders Born? Or Are They Made? - Linked 2 LeadershipLinked 2 Leadership
The document discusses whether leaders are born or made by compiling opinions on the topic from LinkedIn users. Many respondents believe that leadership skills can be learned and developed with experience, but that some innate qualities are required to become a truly exceptional leader. Others argue that both nature and nurture contribute to effective leadership abilities. In general, there are views that leadership traits come from both inborn tendencies and environmental/learning factors.
This document discusses building leadership skills and organizational greatness. It covers topics like choosing the right people, discovering individual strengths, developing trustworthy leadership, and empowering others. The goal is to learn principles from successful leaders to guide organizations to higher performance through vision, discipline, passion and conscience.
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This document discusses leadership traits and whether leaders are born with them or can develop them over time. It argues that traits like honesty, competence, initiative, inspiration, hard work, intelligence, and the ability to lead masses are important for leadership. Effective leaders possess the proper personality and can handle different situations, showing leadership traits. While some traits may be innate, leaders can also develop their ability to respond well to stress, failure, criticism and other challenges. Historical leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Abraham Lincoln exemplified traits of true leadership.
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Dr. Shailesh Thaker is an expert in leadership and cognition who has benefited 17 countries through workshops. Over 20 years, he has conducted over 11,000 hours of training across the globe. In this document, he summarizes 7 common myths about leadership: 1) That leaders have huge egos, when in fact some of the best leaders like Gandhi were egoless. 2) That leaders are experts at politicking, when truly good leaders like King focused on goals not politics. 3) That leaders work harder than others, when truly effective leaders work smart and maintain balance. 4) That leaders must be highly intelligent, when wisdom and experience are more important than academics. 5) That leaders never make mistakes, when
This document summarizes the results of a leadership interview analysis conducted with 54 participants. It discusses definitions of leadership, whether leaders are born or made, how leader success is measured, important leader characteristics, respected leaders, toxic leadership, personal leadership experiences, and comparisons between gender and cultural differences in leadership. The key findings are:
- Leadership is defined as the ability to influence and inspire others to achieve a shared goal through strong vision, integrity, communication skills, and motivating people.
- Most believe leaders are both born with natural talents and made through training/experience, possessing qualities like strong communication, decision-making and developing others.
- Leader success is equally measured by results achieved and quality of relationships/
The document summarizes the key topics and discussions from a leadership retreat for the Garden Hills school. It includes data on student achievement gaps, discussions on leading for equity and transformation, dominant leadership strengths of team members, and frameworks for organizational change. The leadership team examined strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to guide their work in improving outcomes for all students.
1. The document discusses a leadership training course that Microsoft employees could take which focused on distinguishing between management and leadership.
2. The author describes their experience in the course where 20 attendees were sequestered in the woods with limited technology access to focus on the curriculum.
3. A business simulation exercise in the course called "Tango" required participants to form teams and compete for projects, resources, and money, which brought out natural leaders within each team.
The current state of technology leaves a lot of people out - of innovation, education, the workforce, wealth and opportunity. This interactive workshop explores the current state for women and underrepresented minorities in tech, then delves into what each of us can do about it.
This workshop was given at Tech.co's Celebrate Tech Conference, and adapted from a talk I initially gave at AlterConf.
The document discusses how to maximize your team through strength-based leadership. It recommends focusing on investing in your natural strengths and surrounding yourself with people who have complementary strengths in four key domains: executing, influencing, relationship building, and strategic thinking. Effective leaders understand their own strengths and leverage the unique strengths of their team members to drive performance and success.
The document discusses key elements of effective teams. It defines a team as having complementary skills, a common purpose, and mutual accountability. It emphasizes that people can achieve more through teamwork than working individually. Planning, communication, leadership, and clearly defined roles are important for high-performing teams. Attitudes are also crucial, as a bad attitude can undermine a team, while good attitudes enable team success.
The document discusses leadership, defining it as influencing others to achieve goals. It lists characteristics of effective leaders, such as communication skills, decision making, and empathy. The document also examines the differences between leaders who emerge from within groups and those appointed from outside, and explores the debate around whether leaders are born with innate traits or developed through experience and social learning.
The document discusses empowering others through leadership development. It emphasizes that leaders should recruit talented people with leadership potential, model good leadership behaviors, and help develop others by assessing their strengths and weaknesses, challenging them to improve, and supporting their growth. Empowering others in this way enables sustainable organizational growth, assures the leader's larger impact, and provides fulfillment. Some potential downsides like ego, insecurity, and shortsightedness are also addressed. The document provides questions and strategies for effectively empowering and developing others as leaders.
The document discusses whether leaders are born or made. It includes responses from multiple individuals who believe leaders can be both born with inherent qualities and made through training and experience. Many responders argue that while some leadership traits may be innate, leadership is ultimately a set of skills that can be learned and improved over time through practice, mentoring and developing experience in different situations.
Leaders are both born and made according to the responses in the discussion. Some contributors believe that great leaders possess innate traits and abilities, while others argue that leadership skills can be learned and developed through training and experience. Most agree that both nature and nurture play a role, with leaders born with certain qualities that are then shaped by their environment and development of skills over time.
The document discusses whether leaders are born or made. It includes responses from multiple individuals on their perspectives. Some key points made include:
- Leadership skills can be learned and developed over time through training and experience, but some individuals may have a natural predisposition or talent for leadership.
- True leadership requires vision and inspiration that cannot necessarily be taught, although the mechanics of leadership can be learned.
- Most leaders develop into their role through being given opportunities that allow their skills and abilities to grow, rather than inherent qualities alone.
- While natural traits may provide an advantage, environmental factors and how one chooses to develop themselves also contribute to becoming an effective leader.
· Identify three leadership role models. These leaders can be livi.docxalinainglis
· Identify three leadership role models. These leaders can be living or deceased; business or non- business; even prior bosses for any team member. I prefer the role models NOT come from entertainment or sports. Each team will write a 5 – 6 page paper addressing the following questions.
1. Why are they role models?
2. What are the key personal attributes of these leaders, and how do the attributes make them a better leader? (An attribute is defined as a quality or feature regarded as a characteristic or inherent part of someone or something.)
3. What is the dominant leadership style of each role model, and how is the style manifested? Identify a secondary style if appropriate.
4. What are three key insights about leadership your team learned from working on this assignment?
Jay Shetty
1. Why are they role models? Comment by Kelley Shae: I will do these
· After meeting a monk when he was 18, Jay switched his life perspective to fulfilling a life of service, impact, and passion as opposed to money, fame, and power. For three years after shadowing and living with a monk, he helped build sustainable villages, food programs distributing over 1 million meals per day and coached millennials across the world about consciousness, wellbeing, and success. He now works with the biggest brands in the world. He has been invited to keynote at leading companies including Google, L’Oreal, Facebook, Coca Cola, HSBC, EY, Microsoft and Accenture. In 2016 he won the ITV Asian Media Award for Best Blog and came 3rd in the Guardian Rising Star Award in 2015.
2. What are the key personal attributes of these leaders, and how do the attributes make them a better leader? (An attribute is defined as a quality or feature regarded as a characteristic or inherent part of someone or something.):
Some of his key personal attributes include:
· Helps people find their passion and purpose.
· Shares positive messages via Youtube and at Conferences.
· Self-manages by waking up early through regulating his time, regulates his attention, emotions, and is aware of his strengths, weaknesses and potential sources of bias.
· Flexible in his mindset to trying new approaches and ideas
· Focuses on the future
· Maintains a positive outlook in everything
· Is an effective communicator
· Has visions for the future
· Fosters creativity
· Creates long lasting relationships
All of these attributes has made him a better leader because they shape his character into a charismatic, dedicated, loyal, honest individual which has resulted in him gaining world success. He started from nothing, and now has a huge platform and would not have been able to get there without having these key attributes.
3. What is the dominant leadership style of each role model, and how is the style manifested? Identify a secondary style if appropriate.
· Jay Shetty is a Charismatic leader. He influences others through power of personality. He acts energetically, and motivates others to move forward. He .
Are Leaders Born? Or Are They Made? - Linked 2 LeadershipLinked 2 Leadership
The document discusses whether leaders are born or made by compiling opinions on the topic from LinkedIn users. Many respondents believe that leadership skills can be learned and developed with experience, but that some innate qualities are required to become a truly exceptional leader. Others argue that both nature and nurture contribute to effective leadership abilities. In general, there are views that leadership traits come from both inborn tendencies and environmental/learning factors.
This document discusses building leadership skills and organizational greatness. It covers topics like choosing the right people, discovering individual strengths, developing trustworthy leadership, and empowering others. The goal is to learn principles from successful leaders to guide organizations to higher performance through vision, discipline, passion and conscience.
Sample Introduction Paragraph For Argumentative EssaySheila Espinoza
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This document discusses leadership traits and whether leaders are born with them or can develop them over time. It argues that traits like honesty, competence, initiative, inspiration, hard work, intelligence, and the ability to lead masses are important for leadership. Effective leaders possess the proper personality and can handle different situations, showing leadership traits. While some traits may be innate, leaders can also develop their ability to respond well to stress, failure, criticism and other challenges. Historical leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Abraham Lincoln exemplified traits of true leadership.
A Great Leader. Essay
A Good Leader
A Good Leader Essay
To Be a Good Leader Essay
What Makes a Leader? Essay
The Role Of A Leader Essay
Being a Good Leader Essay
A Great Leader Essay
This presentation was delivered to the Residence Life staff at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth on January 21, 2010 and goes over what it takes to have Catalytic Contact with their students and be an excellent RA.
Dr. Shailesh Thaker is an expert in leadership and cognition who has benefited 17 countries through workshops. Over 20 years, he has conducted over 11,000 hours of training across the globe. In this document, he summarizes 7 common myths about leadership: 1) That leaders have huge egos, when in fact some of the best leaders like Gandhi were egoless. 2) That leaders are experts at politicking, when truly good leaders like King focused on goals not politics. 3) That leaders work harder than others, when truly effective leaders work smart and maintain balance. 4) That leaders must be highly intelligent, when wisdom and experience are more important than academics. 5) That leaders never make mistakes, when
This document summarizes the results of a leadership interview analysis conducted with 54 participants. It discusses definitions of leadership, whether leaders are born or made, how leader success is measured, important leader characteristics, respected leaders, toxic leadership, personal leadership experiences, and comparisons between gender and cultural differences in leadership. The key findings are:
- Leadership is defined as the ability to influence and inspire others to achieve a shared goal through strong vision, integrity, communication skills, and motivating people.
- Most believe leaders are both born with natural talents and made through training/experience, possessing qualities like strong communication, decision-making and developing others.
- Leader success is equally measured by results achieved and quality of relationships/
The document summarizes the key topics and discussions from a leadership retreat for the Garden Hills school. It includes data on student achievement gaps, discussions on leading for equity and transformation, dominant leadership strengths of team members, and frameworks for organizational change. The leadership team examined strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to guide their work in improving outcomes for all students.
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Understanding Catalytic Converter Theft:
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Awareness: Increase your awareness about catalytic converter theft and its impact on vehicle owners.
Practical Tips: Gain actionable insights and tips to effectively prevent catalytic converter theft.
Local Insights: Understand the specific risks in different NYC boroughs, helping you take targeted preventive measures.
This presentation aims to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to protect your vehicle from catalytic converter theft, ensuring you are prepared and proactive in safeguarding your property.
29. AKO SI ____________ ISANG LIDER
KABATAAN NG BRGY BULILAN SUR, AY
TAOS PUSONG NANGANGAKO NA
GAGAWIN KONG LAHAT ANG AKING
MAKAKAYA UPANG MAKATULONG SA
PAGPAPAYABONG NG ATING
BARANGGAY NA SINISINTA. AKO ANG
KABATAANG PINAPANGARAP NI RIZAL,
ANG KABATAANG PAG-ASA NG ATING
BAYAN.
32. RIELLE
SK FRED
SK FRED
grandfather
Fave aunt
mother
brother
father
POLICE
sister
You
KRISNA
ANNE
MIKA
REDGE
ENRICO
RECELYN
NOELLE
DRIVER
7 year old
girl
ENGINEER
DOCTOR TEACHER
ACCOUNTANT
POLITICIAN
70 YEAR
OLD MAN
33. It is the process of making
choices by identifying a
decision, information, and
assessing alternative
resolutions.
DECISION MAKING
34. “In any moment of decision, the best
thing you can do is the right thing.
The worst thing you can do is
nothing.
- Theodore Roosevelt