Do you want to be a great leader? If you are reading this post I imagine you do. Therefore, the following are The A-to-Z’s Of Great Leadership. Enjoy!
- Attitude – Great leaders have a positive one.
- Bold – Great leaders are not passive.
- Character – This is what sustains leaders.
- Decisions – Great leaders make the hard ones.
- Energy – A leader’s greatest asset.
- Failure – What separates great leaders from others is they keep getting back up when they fall.
- Generosity – Great leaders model it.
- Humility – Great leaders continually shine the spotlight on others.
- Improvement – Great leaders are are committed to continual growth in themselves and others.
- Jesus – The greatest leader EVER!
- Kindness – What I want people to say I have.
- Listening Skills – The most under-rated skill of great leaders.
- Momentum – Great leaders sense it and then seize it.
- Nobility – Seasoned leaders have are defined by their confidence and a stately manner.
- Options – Great leaders have as many as possible.
- Passion – Great leaders own the results.
- Quick Tempered – For leaders, the only difference between anger and danger is the letter “d”.
- Relationships – Leadership is a team sport. No one gets to the top alone.
- Stay-At-Home Moms – The greatest leaders no one talks about.
- Trust – The tracks leaders ride on.
- Uniqueness – Great leaders recognize this in those they serve.
- Vision – A gift solely for leaders.
- Winning – Great leaders do not make excuses. They find a way.
- X-Factor – All great leaders possess something which cannot be explained.
- Years – Great leaders are developed in crockpots, not microwaves.
- Zeal – What gets leaders through the tough times.
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