For as long as man has been civilized he has realized that he would need a leader, someone to keep him in line and make decisions for him when he cannot do so for himself. These effective leaders are the glue that hold society together, maintain order in times of peril, and prevent complete chaos.Time and time again history has proven that the most effective leaders in society have always shared a very similar set of essential traits. The traits of these effective leaders are charisma,adaptability, and responsibility.
Throughout history the world's most effective leaders have consistently shared one critical trait, charisma. One example of such a leader is british prime minister(1940-1945) Winston Churchill. Churchill's charismatic personality was crucial to Britain's success in WWII as it gave reassurance to the citizens and greatly boosted the troops moral whenever he gave speeches or spoke at rallies. Similarly, …show more content…
One Instance of such a leader is president George W. Bush(2001-2009).During the terror of 9/11 Bush had to command the U.S.A whilst being rushed between armoured cars,helicopters, and even a specially modified jumbo jet. The fact that Bush handled the situation as well as he did is just testimony to how adaptable he is. Similarly, although controversially, it can be said that Joseph Stalin was also a adaptable leader. Stalin's adaptability becomes apparent when you consider the condition his country was in during the assault on russia by the nazis. Russia was poor and their economy was bad and they were at war, but stalin managed to maintain their economy, create an army, and push back the 3rd reich's ruthless invasion. Although Stalin's means of achieving this are questionable it is undeniable that he was a adaptable leader. All in all it is undeniable that an effective leader must adaptable to any situation they are presented
Throughout history the world's most effective leaders have consistently shared one critical trait, charisma. One example of such a leader is british prime minister(1940-1945) Winston Churchill. Churchill's charismatic personality was crucial to Britain's success in WWII as it gave reassurance to the citizens and greatly boosted the troops moral whenever he gave speeches or spoke at rallies. Similarly, …show more content…
One Instance of such a leader is president George W. Bush(2001-2009).During the terror of 9/11 Bush had to command the U.S.A whilst being rushed between armoured cars,helicopters, and even a specially modified jumbo jet. The fact that Bush handled the situation as well as he did is just testimony to how adaptable he is. Similarly, although controversially, it can be said that Joseph Stalin was also a adaptable leader. Stalin's adaptability becomes apparent when you consider the condition his country was in during the assault on russia by the nazis. Russia was poor and their economy was bad and they were at war, but stalin managed to maintain their economy, create an army, and push back the 3rd reich's ruthless invasion. Although Stalin's means of achieving this are questionable it is undeniable that he was a adaptable leader. All in all it is undeniable that an effective leader must adaptable to any situation they are presented