“You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help other people get what they want.“ – Zig Ziglar
When interacting with other peers, employees, or volunteers, be sure to show genuine care and support. This genuine care and support produces an atmosphere where you are seen as a trusted leader. Respect everyone, even those who do not work or report to you directly. Supporting others makes the workday productive and promotes a healthy culture.
Trust is the core imperative of great leaders. What does that look like? Mediocre leaders say: “I’m the boss … I get things done”. Great leaders say: “I get thing done through influence, credibility, and the support of others.”
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© 2010 Karlyn D. Henderson, M.A., is a leadership development strategist who teaches, leads, and guides leaders to be cultivating and caring. Learn more at www.Poimena.com.
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