Good leaders consistently lead towards one objective. And the key word here is consistently!
They don’t say, ‘Today we’re going to do this, then we’re going to do that. Then tomorrow we’re going to do this and then again, we’re going to do that. And we’ll do this, then we will do that!’
No.
Good leaders say, ‘We’re going to do this!’. And they say it everyday to every member of every team!
A leader’s sphere of influence is generally much larger and accordingly the destruction that they can wreak is much higher in volume. And while their good traits can positively influence more people, their toxic traits can conversely destroy more careers and also have a ripple effect by teaching bad leadership skills down the line!
Nothing worth doing, can be done alone! And you already know that, because you’re part of a team and have been for some time. But the real question to ask yourself, is whether you are a good team player?
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Who doesn’t want to be a great leader?
To inspire, to excite, to lead their people to great things.
To be a force for change! Lasting, memorable change!
And this because every significant achievement that the world has ever witnessed has been led by a great leader.
But so has every great atrocity!
And while most of us secretly believe that we are very good at leading people – that we deserve positions of leadership and responsibility early in our lives – the truth couldn’t be farther from our delusions.
(Updated on 24th August, 2021 with lockdown inputs) The havoc wreaked by the Covid19 pandemic and the subsequent lockdown on
Evolution has designed all mammals to instinctively seek out things that minimise stress. And that is why your brain keeps you in the comfort zone, where all is familiar, known and you won’t get eaten by anything large and hairy with many sharp teeth!
But all growth conversely, comes when you step out of it!