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    support the conclusion in an appropriate manner (Browne & Keeley, 2013). It is a fallacy, Ad Hominem Fallacy, that Mr. Ravaswami attacks Ms. Forsythe by questing her motives concerning the leadership training program. He suggests that she may be eyeing his position in the company and secretly endorsing the Aspen Institute, which Ms. Forsythe had recommended to handle the program. In the memo, there is the Straw Person fallacy as the writer tries to influence his opponent’s point of view by…

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    Theo Haimann once said, “Leadership is the process by which an executive imaginatively directs, guides and influences the work of others in attaining specified goals.” I believe that is my strongest quality. When I was little, even my parents seemed to look to me when my brother and I had a task, even though it didn’t always abide well with my brother who didn’t like being “shown up” by his younger sibling. For every situation I am put in, I don’t just accept the “follower mentality.” I want…

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    professional development program is ran by leaders for leaders. It is designed to empower women through the following: open communication, trust, team building, vision, and professionalism. This RSSB “Sisters in Arms” goal is to encourage, support, and develop our future Female leaders. 2. Facts: a. Sisters in Arms is a professional development program run by leaders for leaders. It is designed to empower women (military, civilians, and contractors) through the building of strong…

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    Transformational Leadership Transformational leadership is often considered as one of the primary leadership styles in education and has often been linked to the success of employees – their outcomes, well-fare, inspiration, and performance. Transformational leadership is one of the most dominant paradigms in the contemporary leadership literature and has been defined as the process through which leaders and followers help each other to advance to a higher level of morality and motivation…

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    focus on possessing, until having to constantly rebuild myself from difficult situations. When facing a difficult situation, I believe a person of successful thinking acknowledges when they have a problem and act quickly with critical thinking, leadership and preparation skills. Which have been my go to skills for when facing times of hardship. While, my undergraduate experience here at Virginia Union University has been filled with nothing less than promised prosperity. I have faced many forms…

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    authority. Leadership often takes on different titles and can be secular or Christian. Secular leaders fail to take into account God’s will and the guidance he gives to leaders. Spiritual leaders are directed by the Holy Spirit not by their own agendas. They don’t try to satisfy the goals and ambitions of the people they lead but rather they seek to serve and obey God. I personally think to be a great leader you can’t lead without the principles of God’s word. According to Stanley Hauewas…

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    Article I: The primary purpose, which relates to my overall theme, of this empirical study was to determine how transformational leadership characteristics affect the medium through which subordinate individuals attempt to influence their transformational leader. The three mediums that the study is based on are: soft, hard, and rational. The conductor of the study hypothesized that the subordinate individuals would plausibly utilize a soft – inspirational and charismatic – and rational –…

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    important to you? Why? While all values in leadership are significant, humility and respect are the most important to me. At times humility can be confused with low self-esteem or underestimating of one’s talents. I believe humility is being aware of your own strengths and weaknesses. I believe humility is being able to consider others points of view and opinions. Humility is being able to admit mistakes thus being able to recover from them. In respect to leadership, being aware of your own…

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    Poor leadership Daft and Samson (2014) note that dysfunctional leadership usually triggers poor performance because leaders are tasked with formulating a firm’s strategy and shaping the firm’s asset including operation and human capital. However, because of bad implementation linked to unconstructive…

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    Most people believe leadership is defined by a title: President, General, Chairman, etc. Titles do hold importance, there is no doubt about that, but they contain minimal value when it comes to leading. True leadership cannot be awarded, assigned, or appointed. Leadership is not primarily a formal position. The world has seen many great leaders whom held no high position; for example, Martin Luther King Jr. One does not need a title to be a leader. By all means, one can be a leader within their…

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