1. Types of Leadership

2. EXPERT POWER Power as a result of skill or experience.
Someone who is skillful when holding power.
Examples: some politicians, a doctor, lawyers, Bill Gates

3. LEGITIMATE POWER Power is justified. Power as a result of position.
Someone who has a lawful reason to hold power.
Examples: judges, principal, police

4. COERCIVE POWER
Power that you have after manipulating people to do something.
Someone who takes power.
Example: pedophiles, friends, criminal with a gun, parents, Napoleon.

5. REWARD POWER Getting someone to do something in return for power.
Someone who is in power for service.
Example: “If you do this I will give you this.”--- bosses, teachers.

6. REFERENT POWER Associated with a particular group or person.
Someone who is given power after being appointed.
Example: First Lady,Lieutenant Governor.

7. MYTHS ABOUT LEADERSHIP
ONLY POPULAR PEOPLE ARE LEADERS
LEADERS ARE CHOSEN OR ELECTED
YOU MUST HAVE A FORMAL POSITION TO BE A LEADER
YOU MUST BE A GREAT MOTIVATOR TO BE A LEADER
LEADERS ARE BORN NOT MADE
A LEADER ONLY REPRESENTS THE WISHES OF THE PEOPLE SHE/HE LEADS