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Leadership<br />

Live The Mission - Promote The Vision -<br />

Establish Environment - Obtain Results - Model<br />

The Rules - Deal With Pressure -Take Ownership<br />

Leadership is when your vision and<br />

communication synchronize to inspire<br />

others to unite. Once united, expect to see<br />

substantive results that exceed the<br />

capacity of any one individual. Vision<br />

gives direction. (Rarely do you find the<br />

desired destination without having<br />

directions).<br />

There is a distinct difference between<br />

leadership and management. Leaders<br />

define the vision. Managers oversee the<br />

task required to achieve the vision. So<br />

some Leaders manage, but some<br />

Managers never lead. What's your vision?<br />

Teamwork<br />

Develops Talent - Inspires Trust - Provides<br />

Feedback - Is Flexible - Collaborative Spirit<br />

- Builds Relationships - Is Dependable<br />

A team produces synergy, where one plus<br />

one equals a lot more than two! Successful<br />

team members are deeply committed to<br />

each other's personal growth and success,<br />

as well as that of the team. Do you have a<br />

team or a group?<br />

As a manager you must develop the ability<br />

to communicate clearly, as well as critique<br />

without destroying the employee’s selfesteem.<br />

Your ability to guide your team,<br />

direct their actions and use errors as<br />

building blocks for future success is critical<br />

to maintaining a strong team.<br />

Empowering Others<br />

Promotes Growth - Provides New Opportunities - Establishes Boundaries<br />

- Allocates Consequences - Allows Decision Making - Acknowledges Contributions<br />

- Engages Employees<br />

One employee may thrive off competition, while another has a deep desire to challenge himself, while<br />

yet a third constantly seeks recognition. It is that internal drive that ultimately propels employees to<br />

reach their fullest potential. As a manager, your job is to empower your team by knowing each team<br />

member's strength, then placing that person in a position where that strength can shine. You then<br />

nurture that empowerment by challenging them to develop through cross training and new<br />

assignments.

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