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Leadership involves influencing people to achieve organizational goals through vision, followership, and inspiration. Good leaders share a vision for the future, lead change efforts, inspire people, and serve as role models of honesty, empowerment, and competence. There are different leadership styles such as autocratic, democratic, and laissez-faire that are based on the level of authority. Key leadership skills include communication, motivation, creativity, positivity, feedback, and the ability to develop others. Leaders can improve their skills by volunteering for new tasks, teaching others, understanding their strengths and weaknesses.
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1
LEADING FROM WITHIN:
Building Organizational Leadership Capacity
Authored by:
David R. Kolzow, PhD
2014
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7EADING FROM WITHIN:
BUILDING ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP CAPACITY
Table of Contents
Page #
Chapter 1: Introduction 5
Chapter 2: What Does It Mean to be a “Leader?” 9
Leadership Defined 9
Leadership in Transition 16
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Leadership Models 17
Leadership Trait Theory 17
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Introduction 97
David Kolzow
3
Possess clarity of direction 99
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David Kolzow
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LEADING FROM WITHIN:
Building Organizational Leadership Capacity
Authored by:
David R. Kolzow, PhD
2014
David Kolzow
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7EADING FROM WITHIN:
BUILDING ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP CAPACITY
Table of Contents
Page #
Chapter 1: Introduction 5
Chapter 2: What Does It Mean to be a “Leader?” 9
Leadership Defined 9
Leadership in Transition 16
Chapter 3: Understanding the Foundations of Leadership 17
Leadership Models 17
Leadership Trait Theory 17
Leadership Behavior Theory 21
Contingency Theory and Situational Leadership Theory 24
Chapter 4: What’s Your Leadership Style? 28
Authoritarian vs. Democratic Leadership 29
Power and Leadership 32
The Charismatic Leader 40
Transactional Leadership 42
Transformational Leadership 43
The Servant Leader 47
Situational Leadership 51
Conclusions About Leadership Styles 53
Chapter 5: Demonstrating Effective Leadership 54
Leadership Character 54
Leadership Behavior 57
Being trustworthy 59
Integrity 66
Self-reflection 69
Self-confidence 73
Self-directed 75
Action- and results-oriented 77
Communication 78
Respecting and caring for others 82
Willingness to take risks and be innovative 85
Transparency 88
Righting wrongs 91
Staying focused 92
Responding quickly with agility 93
A positive attitude 94
Clarity 95
Chapter 6: Critical Leadership Competencies - What Makes
a Successful Leader? 97
Introduction 97
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Possess clarity of direction 99
Has the ability to inspire others to high performance 99
Communicates well and listens intensively 100
Demonstrates a collaborative orientation 103
Works to develop people 105
Has the ability to think creatively 105
Possesses intelligence and learning agility 107
Is capable of creating a culture of excellence 109
Practices consistent discipline 112
Delivers results 113
Clarifies expectations 114
Practices accountability 117
Exercises good judgment 118
Conclusions 124
Chapter 7: Learning Leadership Skills 125
Hard vs. Soft Skills 126
Interpersonal Skills 128
Communicate Effectively 129
Conflict Resolution 149
Negotiation 166
Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking 187
Decision-Making 203
Facilitation 218
Chapter 8: Leadership and Dealing with Change 225
The Reality of Change 226
Leader’s Role in Change Management 227
Organizational Change 228
Change Leadership vs. Change Management 232
Facilitating Change 234
The Board and Change 238
Chapter 9: T.
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- 1. Leadership
- 2. What is Leadership? Leadership is the process of influencing people and providing an environment for them to achieve team or organizational objectives
- 3. Leadership is? Vision Follower Influence + +
- 4. Qualities of a Good Leader 1 2 3 4 Shared vision Lead change Inspire people Honest 5 6 7 8 Set example Empower people Forward looking Competent
- 5. Leadership styles based on authority Leadership styles Autocratic Democratic Laissez faire Consultative Persuasive
- 7. How to develop Leadership Skills Volunteer for new tasks Teach and share information with others Understand your strengths and weaknesses
- 8. References Carlin, D., 2021. Democratic, Authoritarian, Laissez-Faire: What Type Of Leader Are You?. [online] Forbes. Available at: <https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidcarlin/2019/10/18/democratic-authoritarian-laissez-faire-what-type-of-leader-are- you/?sh=4762bcc42a6b> [Accessed 28 April 2021]. University, D. and Sponsor, C., 2021. Why empowering others can help make you a great leader. [online] Mybusiness.com.au. Available at: <https://www.mybusiness.com.au/management/5847-why-empowering-others-can- help-make-you-a-great-leader> [Accessed 28 April 2021]. Nwlink.com. 2021. Leadership Styles. [online] Available at: <http://www.nwlink.com/~donclark/leader/leadstl.html> [Accessed 28 April 2021].