Personal Leadership
How to Become a Motivational Leader
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Be a role model and set an example
by Brian Tracy - Leader’s Edge
[ Commentary by Meryl K. Evans, Editor ]
The article talks about five qualities in a motivational leader.
- Vision - See the big picture.
- Integrity - Admitting strengths and weaknesses.
- Courage - Follow through on vision and commitments.
- Realism - Sees the world as it really is.
- Responsibility - Little things you do or don’t do can affect the outcome.
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Comments (2)
The article is spot on. But it is almost impossible to see any successful leader possessing all those qualities. Having changed a number of jobs over the years, one thing that always puzzled me for the leaders is their commitment compliance. Short term vision overtakes long term goals - promises are conveniently forgotten, their personal interest come ahead of their reports or sometimes even the organisation.
Thank you for commenting on the article. You're right that it’s rare for a leader to possess all of these qualities. But maybe they would be more successful if they have some of these qualities without the barrier of short-term results and self-interest.