Qualities of an Effective Leader
Jan.20, 2010 in Entrepreneurship, Self-Motivation
Lifted from http://www.millionaireacts.com/2088/...ve-leader.html
The Philippines is going to elect another leader this coming May. Who deserves to be the leader among those contenders? Who has the qualities of an effective leader?
There are a lot of people that say leaders are born. Some say that leaders are made. Whatever your opinion on this, leaders should be ‘effective’ in their leadership and should be responsible to their constituents.
Let’s discuss some of the qualities of an effective leader and apply these qualities to the country’s highest leader, the President, as we cast our votes this coming Presidential elections.
The highest form of leadership is servanthood. Leadership is one of the highest calling a person can receive. How can you distinguish an effective leader among the rest?
An effective leader is the one who serves, a bad leader wants to be serve.
An effective leader is one who empowers, a bad leader wants that power.
An effective leader wants people to grow and become great, a bad leader becomes insecure when someone grows and they always have to be the great one.
There’s this law in Physics that for every action, there is an equal reaction. The secret to become an effective leader is simple enough.
If you want to be happy, make someone happy. Instantly you become happy.
If you want to be motivated or empowered, motivate and empower someone. Instantly you’re motivated and empowered.
If you want to be appreciated, appreciate people and they will appreciate you.
If you want respect, of course respect them first.
If you want to be trusted, you must trust others too.
As an effective leader, you should not wait for someone to do those things for you first, You have to do it yourself first. An effective leader is called a ’leader’, because people follow what you do, not what you say. Effective leaders serve as inspiration and motivation among their followers.
Now, who among the Presidential candidates have these qualities?




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