Good Leaders
By: Duke Rohe drohe@att.net
Good Leaders …
- See through the dark.
- Have a direction.
- Are purpose driven.
- Have a moral and spiritual core.
- Are not afraid to fail.
- Are beyond the boundaries of ‘now’.
- Encompass courage, gratitude, forgiveness, humility.
- Personally relate.
- Grow from crucifixion.
- Are followers too.
- Give away their leadership in order make room for more.
- Ignite untapped fuel in others.
- See crisis as a dare to succeed.
- Channel instability to get to a higher progression.
- Are courageous; grace under pressure.
- Prepare for the worst through expecting the best.
- Are responsible for those relying on them.
- Get the most out of their crew.
- Are dealers in hope…Napoleon
- Generate optimism. Optimism is true moral courage…Shakleton
- Relay a notion that they care.
- Don’t forget their roots; their followers.
- Lay down a structure for success. Even chaos desires structure.
- Create contingency plans for possible obstacles.
- Are a model for cheerfulness.
- Make the best out of the worst situation.
- Are you a servant first or a leader first? One is a self-serve station. The other is a full service station.
- Have a cause that is bigger than themselves.
- Seek people who have a leadership thread about them.
- Carry today into the future.
- Volunteer to serve because they choose to serve
- Don’t forget their beginnings.
- Impact on their community.
- Employ a passion survey: What makes you excited when you come to work?
- Realize that if people lead happy lives, they will also lead productive lives.
- Have clear missions. Toro’s mission: Making the grass greener on you side.
- Encourage people who want to make a difference.
- Strive for fairness, not equity.
- Serve their ideas.
- Are known by their outcome.
- Have great causes they are willing to be crucified for.
- Leaders are a conduit of a cause.
- There is an alternation of support between leaders and followers.
- Leadership happens in the space between people.
- Supporting success is a leader’s role.
- Use creativity to FIND your problem.
- A good leader shares his leadership.
- Tolerance of ambiguity is that place where ideas and new understanding enter on.
- You don’t lose power by not knowing, you gain authenticity.
- Our picture of the Truth is not complete.
- Laws get in the way of education.
- There’s no price a leader would not pay to fulfill his dream.
- Measure of greatness is not how far you’ve come but how much you have overcome.
- One must fill his dream in order to fulfill it.
- A leader begins new thinking in the organization.
