Entrepreneurs Brief Guide
“How to Effectively Lead by Example”
Dr Jim Porter
A good leader should be able to summarize his accomplishments in a single sentence using only a handful words. This sounds difficult but it is a great exercise in self-reflection and introspection to check whether you have left the world a better place than you found it. Have you achieved something that will inspire and motivate millions to strive hard for their dreams, or have you simply existed and left no mark?
In 30 minutes, learn how to:
Lead by example
React to changing times
Shed the excess need of being ‘you’
Exercise restraint and use distractions
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How to Effectively Lead by Example
Dr Jim Porter
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A good leader should be able to summarize his accomplishments in a single sentence using only a handful words. This sounds difficult but it is a great exercise in self-reflection and introspection to check whether you have left the world a better place than you found it. Have you achieved something that will inspire and motivate millions to strive hard for their dreams, or have you simply existed and left no mark?
In today’s business world, we usually see bosses who command their employees to adhere to specific rules, while they themselves break these rules and do whatever they wish.
There might be a boss who expects everybody to stay late and work in the office while he/she leaves by 5 p.m. Or there might be a technical supervisor who has blocked various websites and Internet software for the staff but privately uses them for his/her own joy in the office.
We have all met such people at some stage in life who do exactly the opposite of what they preach. In an organization, such behaviour exhibited by superiors can severely damage the morale of employees. You need to be a perfect leader who can motivate and not demoralize his staff.