1. LEADERSHIP REFLECTIONS
There are no guarantees, no formulas and no magic answers to success.
Basic competencies and knowledge are important first conditions … many have them.
The lessons of leadership success are in the artistry, the creative use of these ‘first conditions’.
What are these lessons?
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2. Treasure your reputation for
honesty and integrity
This is your greatest personal asset and the basis for trusting relationships.
People sense duplicity and become guarded.
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3. Rely upon and trust individual talent
The best leaders unleash individual talent by valuing the contribution and commitment of their people.
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4. Value collective wisdom
and
team effort
If you are a leader it’s not about you. It’s about building a team, recruiting the best players. It’s all about them.
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5. Avoid the dangers of the ‘power syndrome’ and appreciate
the virtues of dissent
Leadership has its dangers:
- how to exercise power
- how to avoid its corruptive influence
Encourage and welcome honest criticism and contrary views.
Have a sense of humour – this fights against the pomposity of the ‘power syndrome’.
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6. Nurture future talent and
plan succession
Nurture the next wave of leadership … don’t let ego get in the way.
Turn personal joy and fulfilment OUTWARD.
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