Leadership Series - Session 2 of 4 2023

The Dynamic Leader, 11 Principles for Highly Effective Leadership (Session 2 of 4)

What is a Leader?

Before we get into the nitty-gritty of effective leadership, we have to make sure we’re all on the same page regarding what a leader actually is. There are a thousand definitions of leadership, and we want to ensure that we’re all speaking the same language. Generally speaking, a leader is someone who motivates others to act toward achieving a common goal. A leader is able to rally people around a cause and move them to take action toward achieving a particular objective.
 
A good leader inspires people to do something bigger than themselves. To work together to accomplish key objectives. To pool their strengths and resources to achieve great things. A good leader helps their team members become the absolute best version of themselves.
 
A leader is different than an organizer. An organizer gathers resources and deploys them in the most effective manner. Yes, an organizer brings people together, but they don’t inspire them to take big, bold action.
 
Organizers are about efficiency while leaders are about vision.
 
The good news is that leadership is NOT something you’re born with. Rather, it’s something you learn over time through practice. And you can become a better leader than you currently are.
 
If you’re not an effective leader now, you can grow and become an effective leader. You can learn the skills and techniques necessary to have social influence.
 
That’s what this session is all about. In this session, you’ll discover 11 principles of highly effective leadership.
 
By implementing these principles in your own life, you can become a powerful, passionate, inspirational leader. You can help others become the best version of themselves and achieve great things. You can lead them to accomplish your vision.
 
Ready to dive in?
 
What is the Leadership Series? The Leadership Series is designed for the future leaders of your company. This series is designed for leaders to complete over 12 months.  At the end of the 12 months leaders receive a graduation at a NARI Kansas City event. The leader will build network of peers to use in the future and your company will be recognized on website that have graduating students.