What is Leadership?

Leadership is something we all know about. A good leader is someone we can trust to look after best interests; of the team, project or organization we work in. I believe we are all leaders as we all take responsibility and set goals and strive to reach success. We follow good leaders, we admire successful teams. Working together we can achieve more then we can on our own. We need support from each other and from our leaders. Great leaders develop leadership in others and also know when to follow.

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Andy in Hawick said…

Hear, hear!

Everyone is a leader but we all have different abilities and lead in different ways. It is indeed the sign of a good leader that he encourages leadership in others.

Andy

28 September 2009 at 16:05

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