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    Nehemiah is viewed as one of the great Bible leaders of the Old Testament. Upon learning of the distress of his people Nehemiah sets out to serve his people. The prophet first articulated the vision to rebuild the walls, the people confirmed the vision and committed themselves and their gifts to the vision. Accomplishing the vision was a not an easy task. Nehemiah and the people persevered, despite obstacles and opposition, he led the people to rebuild the walls and gates of Jerusalem in 52 days…

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    means giving people the desire, direction, and resources needed to reach an objective. Leaders should inspire others to want to work towards an end. Additionally, we should provide them with the path to reach the finish line. Finally, we must equip our people with the tools necessary to complete their mission. Throughout my career, I have experienced leaders of varying effectiveness. Everyone may be a leader, but some are more effective than others. Unfortunately, a number of the…

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    as an incredible leader and example for those interested in being successful leaders in their organizations. The text analyzes his leadership style and qualities, and provides ways to employ these techniques in more modern times. “Why would today’s leaders be interested in Abraham Lincoln’s leadership style and philosophy? Because, by modern standards, Lincoln’s accomplishment would be regarded as no less than a miracle. There can be no doubt that Lincoln is the greatest leader this country,…

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    and rational. Leaders do procedure by applying their leadership qualities, for example, convictions, values, morals, character, learning, and aptitudes. Leaders do a lot of thing to create the environment such as supportive, the leader provided consolation, direction, support, what's more, assets to assist individuals with succeeding. Interactive and engaging, the leader cultivated collaboration, support, joint effort, and the sharing of data. Being respected and valued, the leader regarded and…

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    Hobbsbawm Analysis

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    The purpose of the individual during this time period has also been widely discussed and debated. While some agree with the argument that the individual is central to progress, some authors also feel that creating the distinctions in society bring about negative side effects. For this section Hobbsbawm and Woods are able to back up their points with valid evidence. Hobbsbawm is an author that is for the development of the individual. As I’ve stated before Hobbsbawm feels progress wouldn’t be…

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    1. John Quincy Adams said “ If your actions inspire others to dream more , learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader” I view leadership more as an action than a theory. Leadership requires thought, insight, and experience, but in order to have an impact, you must take action. 2. As a junior member of the Coast Guard, unfortunately, I witnessed more negative examples of leadership than positive. Coming up as a young Food Service Specialist leadership was more of a punch line than…

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    are only two guarantees in life, taxes and death, all others are prone to change including religious organizations and churches. Religious organizations of all sizes will at some point experience a great deal of transition and it’s up to the church leader or pastor to create an atmosphere of effective adaptation among the flock. We are living in a world where change defines a new order and leading through this order can be challenging. Leading through change needs unique effort such as: The…

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    According to Karp and Thomas (2009), an organizational leader usually leads a group of people, and this group of people is a reflection of one’s identity. In essence, a leader’s identity and behavior are usually shaped by one’s group/organization, as much as, one’s identity and behavior shaped the group/organization in one’s acknowledgement of others (Karp & Thomas, 2009 ). Thus, the role of an organizational leader tends to emerge, and is constantly repeated in the what Karp and Thomas (2009)…

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    Organizational Leadership

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    Leaders with mainstream perspective believe that following a leader is the only “right” way, in simple terms; they rely on developing a culture of following the boss. Leading does not necessarily imply giving orders; rather it is to earn confidence from others to the extent that they become willing to follow the directives given. The primary question raised for those that aspire to be leaders is, ‘how to make other people follow readily’ (Grace, 2011). The important element of defining the…

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    make a leader good or bad. Being able to lead a group of diverse people into working together to better a company takes skills, patience, trust, and the ability to be flexible. The power a leadership has can make or break a team, and because of this, it is imperative that as a leader one…

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