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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Positive Leadership As Opposed To Negative Leadership

By Jason Cooper


There is a great deal of responsibility implied in any leadership role you take on. Even though such a pursuit is a noble one, there is something which must be understood about leadership. Never let leadership take on a negative meaning. If you would like to be a true leader, go for positive results for you and your followers. It is crucial to stay away from all that is negative in leadership, while striving toward the positive. But to do this you must recognize each.


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A proper analysis of the good traits that make up the best leaders will have to first start with an understanding of what attributes are typically found in terrible leaders. People who often over-dramatize routine events tend to be terrible leaders. For people wondering how a histrionic personality will behave in a leadership role, the answer is they'll behave in a self-centered fashion. In a lot of ways, a histrionic leader is somebody who is solely interested in getting attention to himself or herself for the sole purpose of getting praise. Although everybody likes to have some positive reinforcement every now and then, a lifestyle centered around constantly gaining such attention guides one's actions from positive leadership toward personal gain.

If you wish to see someone who has far worse leadership skills, watch a bully who has been given a leadership role. For certain, intimidation is not leadership. Those who choose to bully rather than choosing to lead when given a leadership role merely make use of forceful rule. Obviously, you might get your subordinates to go along with you, but this is simply not leadership by any stretch of the imagination.

It is only natural to wonder why people don't learn from the mistakes of such terrible leadership styles. It usually happens when one is misplaced in a leadership role with no good preparation. Even worse, they're not taking the proactive step to correctly embody what is expected to assume the role of an effective leader.

Making yourself a much better leader begins with wondering about the traits of leaders. There are several traits that tend to be common to good leaders. You probably have already figured out that a positive approach to leadership is an excellent starting point, even if you cannot list all of the good traits essential for good leadership. You will find that being self-centered is hardly ever good leadership.

An effective leader will be a team player and not a person who desires to be placed on a pedestal for his or her work. Naturally, they'll be empathetic toward the predicament of subordinates. Good communication, focused on great results, is essential for a leader. You might wonder whether it is possible for you to be a very good leader if this doesn't sound like your personality. Any individual prepared to become a better leader can improve. If you exhibit a constant and clear desire to improve, you should soon show positive results.




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