Be A Leader People Will Follow Pt 2 Presented by Dr. Alan Pue, President The Barnabas Group, Inc, Castle Rock, CO 80108

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Be A Leader People Will Follow Pt 2 Presented by Dr. Alan Pue, President The Barnabas Group, Inc, Castle Rock, CO

Leadership is at its center...

Leaders... Always accept responsibility

Leaders... Recognize their dependence on God

Leaders... Take the Initiative

Leaders... Develop workable plans

Planning Includes The right people What is non-negotiable Honest assessment of current reality What is most important right now A sound implementation plan Continuous evaluation and adjustment

Leaders... Build strong teams

Teams Work When There is... Passion for a common purpose Respect for one another Trust in one another Full awareness Clarity A common commitment to excellence Awareness that we are stewards

Leaders... flexible responsive Develop organizational structures that are flexible and responsive

Leaders... fairnessloyalty Always act with fairness and loyalty

ClarityAlignmentIntegrity

Leaders... Communicate effectively

Leaders... Stay focused

Leaders... Are committed to excellence

Leaders... Remain committed to personal and professional growth

Great Leaders... Are essential Not everyone can be one Are focused on the future Able to rally people toward a better future While fully aware of current reality Recruit and empower great people Remain unencumbered by... Stay faithful and focused.