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Are you a leader or a follower? You first have to find your potential at either and do what you are known to do best... LEAD or FOLLOW. This page contains guides for being both a leader and a follower and is intended to help you do either.

LEADERSHIP

CONCEPT: DEFINITION:
Vision An overarching idea or desire
Mission A statement that summarizes goals that when accomplished, fulfill the vision
Direction A changeable goal or set of goals that respond to the current situation or best information;  the path from where you are now to accomplishing the mission
Goal An intermediate step that responds to the current situation that, when taken with other goals accomplishes the mission

 

TEN Ways of Mastering Leadership Skills

Preparing

Volunteering

Keeping an open mind

Giving speeches

Developing discipline

Meeting deadlines

Staying in touch
Listening
Cooperation
Motivation 

 

TEN Characteristics of a True Leader
Eagerness
Cheerfulness
Honesty 
Resourcefulness
Persuasiveness
Cooperation
Altruism (concern with others' needs)
Courage
Supportiveness
Assertiveness

 

 

Leadership and Followership

Something you should know for providing effective leadership is understanding the importance of quality followership. Being a good follower means that you have developed the capacity to be directed and guided by and individual or a collective. It means that you are motivated and highly disciplined in carrying out your responsibilities to completion.

Good followers are reliable and dependable people, whom leaders can count on. When I speak of follower I am not talking about blindly passive followers, or about "yes" men and women. I am talking about assertive, critical thinkers, who will allow their talents to be utilized, but who will refuse to be used and abused by leadership. One learns the art and science of effective leadership by being a consistent and committed follower.

 

Keys to Effective Followership

Be consistent and dependable
Be humble and patient
Be able to receive and offer constructive criticism
Be a tireless worker
Be a disciplined student of study and work (theory and practice)
Be persistent and consistent at developing leadership skills
Be a thinker!
Be a thinker!!
Be a thinker!!!

 











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