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    Applying Organizational Consulting Strategies This final paper, will demonstrate the skills and learning I have acquired from the Organizational Consultancy and Assessment course. In addition to bring together knowledge obtain from the Foundations of Leadership class. The courses of Organizational Consultancy and Assessment and Foundations of Leadership should present clarification that as a student that I will be capable providing support in the areas of in the areas of organizational leadership

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    surround me. Part three, perspective, and I have a fantastic perspective about organizational leadership. I will share my viewpoint, beliefs, and opinion about leadership in organizations. Deeper into my perspective I will elaborate my purpose, motivation, my own mission statement, and in doing so it should portray what objectives and expectations that I hold for myself. Before making organizational leadership my major and enrolling at Northern Kentucky University I was working at

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    The book Resilient Leader discusses many avenues of direction to promptly lead and organize. The three components learned will be discussed in this paper are courage, knowledge and wisdom, these three components have a congruent purpose that will be explained in this paper. The next section includes strategies that organizations can use to improve their processes, to build up their leaders’ leadership skills, and increase their performance. The last sections

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    beneficial, they don’t recognize the benefits are worth the investment to adopt change, and they weren 't involved in the decisions (Alyn, 2011). Knowledge related to this rationale should provide insight for leaders as they prepare to influence change. This understanding is significant because leaders can focus their energy on these elements to help motivate staff to move forward in a positive direction. Staff members

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    Soldier or two for whom I was responsible. I mentored them, guided their activities, and pushed them to become better leaders. Then there were other periods where I wasn’t necessarily responsible for troops. My leadership development took the form of mission management and initiative, unit training, or independent project development. I also began to notice the importance of organizational leadership and perspective. By the time I left the unit as a Staff Sergeant, having also undergone significant personal

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    “Leadership is unlocking people’s potential to become better.” –Bill Bradley The transformational journey of leadership is marked by personal growth and development. Once you become a leader, success in the area of leadership is characterized by your ability to assist others in their own personal growth and development. As a child, nascent experiences shaped my values around selflessness and the intrinsic ability to empower myself and others to reach optimal potential. My greatest desire has always

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    explain that, to further develop a highly effective team, leaders must “recognize contributions by showing appreciation for individual excellence, and celebrate the values and victories by creating a spirit of community” (p. 272). The importance of a highly motivated team who feels appreciated should not be understated, and is an integral aspect of organizational leadership. Kouzes & Posner explain that “to keep hope and determination alive, leaders recognize contributions that individuals make. In every

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    characteristics that makes them great. Frequently they leave a legacy which is observed meticulously in order to understand the traits which corresponded to great leadership and its accomplishments. What is less often accounted for is the failure a leader experience during their time lifetime. Failed leadership in history and literature provides examples of how some of the greatest figure to ever exist become oblivious to the wake of destruction that they leave behind. Odysseus, Oedipus and Hamlet

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    does it mean to be a leader in one of our urban school system today is a questions asked repeatedly in our class reading? The qualities of a leader are courage, flexibility and confidence. Leadership today is the process by which leaders individually or collectively influence their colleagues. The Center for Comprehensive School Reform and Improvement (2005), A leader is “being so awesome that everyone want to follow you”. (quote from Leadership handout). Additionally, leaders must motivate people

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    A clear leadership philosophy is important to the success of a leader, development of the leader’s employees, and growth of the organization. As a future leader, I will explore my own leadership philosophy built on the principles of integrity, openness, and humility. I will discuss the importance of creating an environment that fosters mutual respect, recognizes each individual’s potential, and inspires success. Using my own philosophy as a guide, I will discuss and analyze the approach a commander

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