Qualities of Great Leaders
“Great leaders operate through power of his total self and his holistic vision of life”.
Self Knowledge, self acceptance and self esteem together have powerful impact on the person.
They provide him with
- The courage to surround himself with the best people – People who are leaders in
their own right.
- The strength to face reality however discouraging
- Resilience and openness to accept to honest feedback
- Do what is required for the benefit of the organization.
With the power inborn in them or built out of sheer experience power plays a vital tool in any
administration.
This power provides a good
- Vision
- Strategy
- Commitment
- Involvement
- Charisma
- Fame
- Self confidence
- Fruitful spirit
, Power gives a fear to the subordinates.
It makes them dumbfounded, speechless and invalid.
Nikita Khrushchev, after he become president of the Supreme Society, gave a speech to a large
group of Communist Party leaders in which he denounced the excesses of Stalin.
During a pause, a voice rang out from the back of the hall “You were there. Why didn’t you stop
him?”
Taken aback by such impertinence Khrushchev thundered “Who said that?”
There was tremendous Power in his voice.
The questioner sunk low in his seat and was silent.
After a long and uncomfortable minute in which his eyes raked the audience, Khrushchev replied
“Now You Know Why?”
It is often safer to be silent.
So, power makes other dead.
A deadly silence prevails when power predominates.
All barriers are shattered.
Nothing can stand against its odds.
Power is powerful weapon.
“Great leaders operate through power of his total self and his holistic vision of life”.
Self Knowledge, self acceptance and self esteem together have powerful impact on the person.
They provide him with
- The courage to surround himself with the best people – People who are leaders in
their own right.
- The strength to face reality however discouraging
- Resilience and openness to accept to honest feedback
- Do what is required for the benefit of the organization.
With the power inborn in them or built out of sheer experience power plays a vital tool in any
administration.
This power provides a good
- Vision
- Strategy
- Commitment
- Involvement
- Charisma
- Fame
- Self confidence
- Fruitful spirit
, Power gives a fear to the subordinates.
It makes them dumbfounded, speechless and invalid.
Nikita Khrushchev, after he become president of the Supreme Society, gave a speech to a large
group of Communist Party leaders in which he denounced the excesses of Stalin.
During a pause, a voice rang out from the back of the hall “You were there. Why didn’t you stop
him?”
Taken aback by such impertinence Khrushchev thundered “Who said that?”
There was tremendous Power in his voice.
The questioner sunk low in his seat and was silent.
After a long and uncomfortable minute in which his eyes raked the audience, Khrushchev replied
“Now You Know Why?”
It is often safer to be silent.
So, power makes other dead.
A deadly silence prevails when power predominates.
All barriers are shattered.
Nothing can stand against its odds.
Power is powerful weapon.
