The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership are a good tool to analyzing Ted Cruz’s leadership, thus, we decided to use them as a reference to determine his leadership potential. We will rely on the first twelve laws we have covered in class up to this day. Although, Ted Cruz’s leadership style is not authentic, it does not make him a bad leader. Indeed, as all good leaders he followed and still follows a lot of The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership. Though, he also fell into some of the traps described by John C. Maxwell. The first trap he fell into is the one explained in the Law of the Lid, which explain how leadership abilities are important, since the level of effectiveness is closely related to it. As mentioned before his denial and refusal
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As a leader Cruz went through all the steps needed to reach his goals, he was an “off-the-charts brilliant” student said Alan dershowitz, one of his teachers at Harvard Law School. Then became senator, everything he did and does is in the objective of becoming powerful and rule the world as stated before. This determination is exemplified by the position he occupies today as the potential president of the United States. He clearly understands the Law of Process, and works everyday to maintain his followers and gain new ones, as the road to elections shortens day by day. Becoming senator gave Ted Cruz the opportunity to surround himself with people in favor of his vision. The Law of the Inner Circle explains how essential it is to be well surrounded by skillful people because it increases your potential as a leader. As Texas senator, Cruz is in relation with a lot of powerful people and has available to him consultants such as his campaign staff (Jeff Roe, Jason Johnson, Alice Stewart, Catherine Frazier, Nick Muzin, Austen Furse, etc), to help him in his work and in making important
As a leader Cruz went through all the steps needed to reach his goals, he was an “off-the-charts brilliant” student said Alan dershowitz, one of his teachers at Harvard Law School. Then became senator, everything he did and does is in the objective of becoming powerful and rule the world as stated before. This determination is exemplified by the position he occupies today as the potential president of the United States. He clearly understands the Law of Process, and works everyday to maintain his followers and gain new ones, as the road to elections shortens day by day. Becoming senator gave Ted Cruz the opportunity to surround himself with people in favor of his vision. The Law of the Inner Circle explains how essential it is to be well surrounded by skillful people because it increases your potential as a leader. As Texas senator, Cruz is in relation with a lot of powerful people and has available to him consultants such as his campaign staff (Jeff Roe, Jason Johnson, Alice Stewart, Catherine Frazier, Nick Muzin, Austen Furse, etc), to help him in his work and in making important