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20 ways leaders act

Below is a copy of something I was handed. It hit home for me and will for you as well. I pray God will make us great leaders.


20 ways leaders act

Leaders give credit, not take it.
Leaders think about tomorrow, not yesterday.
Leaders use power wisely.
Leaders ask, "What do you think?"
Leaders say, "We" and not "I".
:eaders are proactive, not reactive.
Leaders set high standards.
Leaders say, "What it?" not "Yes, but".
Leaders do not get discouraged easily.
Leaders present the right image.
Leades how courage in difficult times.
Leaders solve problems, and don't look to blame.
Leaders say "Thank You" and "Please".
Leaders are good listeners.
Leaders speak positively and with clarity.
Leaders posess self control.
Leaders empower others.
Leaders are color and gender blind.
Leaders exert a sense of presence.
Leaders are willing to forgive.

by J.R. Camache, 5/01

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