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    In the world we live in there are many people that are perceived to be a leader,but do not meet the criteria and standards a leader has. A leader by definition is the person who leads or commands a group, organization, or country. There are many characteristics that portray a leader such as inspiring people, integrity, confidence, accountability, communication, attitude, and a great amount of others. One day I would like to teacher high school social sciences which include psychology, world and U

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    Leading change within an organization and building a shared vision are essential elements in becoming an effective leader. Change and the adaptation of, is a vital part of everyday life and job function that can be viewed as ambiguous not only to the ones the change is affecting, but also by those implementing the change itself. An effective leader is able to develop the most effective way to implement such a change, and communicate the necessity of the change to all involved in the implementation

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    Being an effective leader is not something easy to achieve, it requires a lot, from discipline to various qualities, when electors vote for their head of state, they try to choose among the candidates a good leader. Yet sometimes, we find ourselves choosing the lesser evil especially in today world where corruption reached highs and lobbyism is more rampant than ever but there was an ethical and scandal less candidate, that almost made it to the white house, a true inspiring leader and his name is

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    and energetically. Leaders inspire greatness within themselves and each person he/she engages – daily. Leadership is a way of life, a vector, a learned behavior to sharpen through challenges, opportunities, relationships, and experiences. Leadership is not a destination; it is a journey of self-mastery and self-actualization. The moment we stop learning, we have failed ourselves and those in our circle of influence. 2. People are my passion, and I am passionate about effective leadership. I challenge

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    stories surrounding the journey of Odysseus, written to glorify him as a leader in many circumstances. However, this deification of Odysseus as a character is undeserved, as he continuously proved in the Great Wanderings that he was a narcissistic and ill-prepared leader. He never had the intent of getting those men home, and if he had, Odysseus wouldn’t have perpetually acted carelessly. Odysseus proved to be an ineffective leader because of his selfishness and inability to resist temptation. Before

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    was an effective leader for three main reasons: grassroots organizer and believer in equal treatment, self-sacrifice, tough tactics. He was a believer in equal treatment and even got the same pay and housing as those who worked for him. The picture shows that Cesar Chavez was not going to give up not even how much self-sacrifice was required to prove his point. Last, in the data It shows that Cesar Chavez used tough tactics to prove his point. As a result, Cesar Chavez was a very great leader for copious

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    In all of my past leadership positions I have received test on what type of leadership style I prefer, and use. Each time I am seen as outgoing, and caring for the employees I manage. I tend to lean towards being effective versus being the fastest to the finish line. One of my downfalls to some, and to others, a great motivator has been the rewards I receive. I have always wanted the titles, the money, and the satisfaction when I am successful at work. Today these are still things that drive me to

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    Thousand Hills, page 14). 1. Self-control: But the fruit of the Spirit is love… and self-control” (The Holy Bible, King James Version, Galatians 5: 23). Self-control is one of the nine fruits of the spirit that every leader should have in order to be an effective leader. Leaders who have not cultivated this character trait have done so to their own demise. Self-control is the ability to control one 's emotions, behavior, and desires in the face of external demands in order to function in

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    Introduction Throughout the past several weeks I have learned so much more about myself, and have gained a more insightful meaning of what is needed in order to be an effective leader. As a Non Commissioned Officer within the United States Army, who is charged with the defense, and the production of our nation finest, the phrase “no one is more professional than I”, must not be taken lightly. Additionally, I have long pledged, that in order not become like the toxic leadership once appointed over

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    the organization’s strategic vision and its culture. Since strong leaders are important at all levels of an organization, leadership development opportunities must be made available to everyone and not just a handful of individuals at the top. Research conducted by the Chartered Management Institute of Britain found that 75% of people consider their manager to be the biggest influencer on their career. In order to be an effective leader, one not only needs to be emotionally

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