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    Servant Leadership Paper Being a servant leader is a necessary quality in anyone who desires to become a professional nurse. It is a quality that many may possess naturally, or I would argue, that it is a quality that anyone can obtain. Obtaining this quality of servant leadership can come through learning about what being a servant leader. This paper will explore what it means to be a servant leader, and how to apply it to nursing practice. Characteristics of Servant Leadership One…

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    According to my StrengthsQuest StrengthsFinder survey, my top five strengths are Belief, Command, Activator, Achiever, and Significance (Gallup 2010). The survey presented these areas of my personality in such a way that I had never previously thought. A few were understood as primary while the other top strengths were significant as they revealed more about my inner compass than I knew. Our assignment calls for describing in detail how we use or plan to use these strengths in our life. The…

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    focusing on two types of leaderships and how as a senior manager you would model these leaderships and find these models in future leaders. The two models of leadership that I will define are authentic and servant leadership. Then I will focus on similarities and differences between authentic and servant leadership. I will describe as a manager how I would demonstrate these two models to my employees and other managers. The last thing I will discuss is how managers can see these types of…

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    While that may be the case sometimes, leadership comes in many forms. In the class, something that stood out to me was the concept of servant leadership. The one who holds less power but keeps the group together holds power over the group. An example would be an assistant teacher that keeps everything running smoothly. I had not considered this before starting the class. Such concepts…

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    Is there such realistic idea of a perfect leader? While in one’s imagination, the notion of a flawless leader is an acceptable principle, humans are composed of contrasts and flaws rather than consistent, perfect virtue. The archetype of the leader suggests an idolized character (Shadraconis), but it can also be challenged. Such a scenario occurs in Sophocles’ Oedipus the King, a renowned Ancient Greek Tragedy that illustrates the leadership, and the subsequent catastrophe of King Oedipus who…

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    The book Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek teaches us how to be a good leader in the modern world and why our world is divided into leaders and followers. Sinek explains what it takes to be a leader in the modern world, a few qualities that leaders show and why leaders feel the way they do. Sinek focuses on each of these categories in his book and also how to become a leader because everyone can have the opportunity to become a leader. A leader must be able to provide safety. In our modern world…

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    QUALITIES OF A GOOD LEADER Following are the essential qualities that a leader should possess: 1. Selflessness: The very foundation and heart of leadership qualities is selfl- essness which means self-sacrifice or unselfishness. Its two other components are knowledge and character. Leaders on the basis of their knowledge determine what to do in any given situation, and by the strength of their character get the job done by handling people appropriately. Mere character not supported by knowledge…

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    There are several observations presented by General Arnold that influence aspects of my leadership philosophy. Those aspects are teamwork, taking care of people, and moral courage. General Arnold explains the importance of the Commanding General’s advisory council to General Spaatz. He recommends utilizing an advisory council in order to sift through all of the critical information requiring the attention of Commanding General of the Army Air Forces. This describes a key aspect of my…

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    According to the first article, Servant Leadership is based on the idea that the leaders who prioritize the needs of their followers rather than self is capable of motivating followership (LIDEN, WAYNE, CHENWEI & MEUSER, 2014). The Servant Leader builds relationships with the employees with humility. Followers are encouraged to performed better through organizational behavior developed from a Servant Leader. Servant Leadership creates a sense of community and is empowering to followers, helping…

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    have been reflecting on the meaning of servant leadership and its use in diverse settings; I found I have very little understanding about the concept. Because of my limited knowledge of the servant leadership model I need to become more aware of diversity types, for example, the diversity between ethnicity, personality, lifestyle, and income. Also, I need to reflect on the ramifications of not handling diverse situations. I learned more about the subject of servant leadership through the…

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