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leadership is defined as the ability that some people have to guide or direct the actions of other individuals.

What is a leader? A leader is a person who, within a group, so that stands suddenly becomes attractive and admirable to others. That is why, although not always commanding a leader, always calls. True leaders are followed by what they are and not what they say or claim to be.

situational leadership (assuming that someone is a leader simply because he has a position temporarily in a given specialty, such as a football superstar in a moment) is not leadership. It's just fashion.

leaders typically order in a spirit of coordination rather than subordination, since it is known as part of a group and not as its owners. A true leader knows he has duties towards his group and try to meet them. The leader inspires, especially as is often seen doing, planning or pursuing things that other people would never dare to try. Features


d integral leadership
The leader knows quite However, both weaknesses and strengths.
leader calls for personality, not fear.
The leader is backed by strong knowledge.
leader uses a lot of common sense.
stable leader. Adapting to circumstances, but does not change for them.
The leader knows how to influence, relax, entertain, motivate, encourage, support, correct or make the people accept that things can not change.
The leader is committed to its people.
The leader has a personal relationship with each and every one of his followers.
The leader knows how to use the strengths and weaknesses of each of its members to achieve the goals to achieve.
leader takes no position for selfish ends. On the contrary, usually delivers the rewards and recognition for the advantage of his followers.
A leader serves others in meeting the objectives and not vice versa.
A leader speaks, explains and encourages them to follow, but not coerced or blackmailed.
A leader fixes, confronts and stop whoever is doing wrong in your group.
A leader shows his people what to do without it if necessary.

If you want a metaphor, a leader goes before a group waiting to be followed. The leader goes back, shouting to his followers all the time so they know whether to go right, left or stay put. Constant communication you receive from your group is also crucial for the leader to serve your group better. course, there are times when a leader is leading a group and assumes the role expected of him.

Risk Leadership

Being a leader often means more than just move people to do what you ask them to do. This may be tempting, so here's a list of "risks of leadership" most common and how to deal with them.

Require privileges.
Testing the limits of power you have.
discourage those who are improving.
demotivated at the first failure or frustration. Absorb
entire burden alone. Leave
group despite being in charge of it.
overprotective fans or block their progress. Reject
simple tasks "for his status."
get most benefits for himself rather than sharing with others.

A leader must learn to:
Delegate.
Set priorities and follow them.
Bridging the gap between leader and follower, encouraging each member of group to take part in decisions or give advice without fear or dependency.

Keep in mind that has duties and tasks that power and privilege.

The leader is a friend, and opens the way for his followers to have a better life, their achievements and encouraging them correcting their errores.Ve ways to expand the group without removing it from its root. Take care of the mystique or whatever makes sense to be at grupo.Asume tasks responsibly, knowing that any failure will be your culpa.Está aware that there will be a leader and forever looking for ways to prolong both the group and its leadership the future.

Are there requirements for leadership?
I would say yes, but they are few. Leaders have confidence in themselves. They have good intentions and knowledge of how to achieve goals, or knowledge of how to learn to achieve these goals, at least.

theory of leadership can be taught, but leadership comes from the heart. This means that leadership can only be inspired.

What else needs to know a leader?
A leader needs to know that the fans have a process in a group. First, they come and discover. This is phase one. Learn about the group and decide whether to stay or not.

If you decide to stay, the second phase is the learning phase. This develops more 'on court' in theoretical training, but, yes, is the stage where the new fans learn about the group and make their own rules and as mystical.

The third time is the militancy. By then, the fan has stopped learning and is able to do any of these three things: either it becomes a full member of the group, even inviting others to attend, or goes away and creates its own group on the basis to what he learned, or challenge the leader to try to become the leader.

Thought: "All my hopes are on me" Terence

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