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Encourage extraordinary performance
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Inspirational Leadership defined
Inspirational
leadership is an energizing leadership style
that focuses on moving toward a shared vision of
a brighter future and integrating the creative
efforts of others to achieve it. |
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The best way
to
inspire others is to be the amazing
future you create for them.
The best way
to lead others is to stretch their
imagination and lead by example. |
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Why Inspirational Leadership
People do what they have to do
for a manager, they do their
best for an inspirational leader
who turns them to empowered
self-leaders.
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Do you want to encourage extraordinary
performance from your people?
Do you want them
to do great things?
If yes, then you
must create an inspiring corporate culture that
inspires, empowers and energizes them. |
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10
Roles of an
Inspirational Leader
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Provide an inspiring vision and strategic direction, launch a crusade
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Help people synergize their personal goals and business goals
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Make relentless innovation a religion
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Encourage entrepreneurial creativity and experimentation
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Involve everyone, empower and trust employees
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Coach and train your people to greatness
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Build teams and promote teamwork, leverage diversity
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Motivate, inspire and energize people, recognize achievements
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Encourage risk taking
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Make business fun
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Detailed description
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Leadership
is about creating powerful human
currents moving enthusiastically
and creatively in the right
direction.
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They unlock inner power of their
people and sustain their
commitment. They inspire,
energize and move people to
make the vision a reality.
They build corporate communities
in which people feel valued,
capable, confident and strong.
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Team Leader
As a
team leader, do your best to
inspire team members to believe
in the extraordinary work they
can do together.
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To inspire, you
must both provide a compelling vision and get
people moving enthusiastically in the desired
direction. You must be able to articulate a
shared vision in a way that inspires others to
act. You must offer a sense of common purpose
making work exciting. An you also must embody
what you ask of others. |
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To become a
motivational leader, start with motivating
yourself. You
motivate yourself with a big vision, and as
you move progressively toward its realization,
you motivate and enthuse others to work with you
to fulfill that vision.
And remember that
you cannot be a great leader unless you take
genuine joy in the success of your followers. |
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Dreams should be shared. Take every opportunity to
inform your employees of your plans and dreams for the company's future. |
Konosuke
Matsushita
Panasonic |
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