3. The Law of the Lid

4. The Law of Influence

5. The Law of Process

6. The Law of Navigation

7. The Law of E.F. Hutton

8. The Law of Solid Ground

9. The Law of Respect

10. The Law of Intuition

11. The Law of Magnetism

12. The Law of Connections

13. The Law of Inner Circle

14. The Law of Empowerment

15. The Law of Reproduction

16. The Law of Buy-In

17. The Law of Victory

18. The Law of Momentum

19. The Law of Priorities

20. The Law of Sacrifice

21. The Law of Timing

22. The Law of Explosive Growth Bernanke- Chairman Fed Reserve Mortensen - philanthropist Dorsey- activist

23. The Law of Legacy

24. DISCUSSION The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership use real life examples of leadership that can be easily adapted to work or personal life. Based on your knowledge of leadership thus far please reflect on the following guiding questions. – What are the essential characteristics that a leader must possess? – To what extent do we demonstrate leadership within our daily work?

25. CLOSING REMARKS The most important law of leadership that a leader must possess to be successful is “The Law of Influence” – Influencing is a key feature of leadership that is performed through communication, decision making and motivation. The second most important law of leadership that a leader must utilize to be effective is “The Law of Priorities” – Prioritization allows the leader to focus on what is most important and what gives personal and professional life meaning.