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Great leaders almost become like third-grade teachers. They communicate their vision, values, and goals over and over and over until people get them right, right, right!
When leaders fail to take the time and effort to ensure that what they have in mind is understood and accepted, they leave themselves open to frustration, an unfulfilled mission, and bewildered and discouraged followers.
One of the greatest services that leaders can provide followers is the constancy of purpose.
By Heinz Pearly WokasGreat leaders almost become like third-grade teachers. They communicate their vision, values, and goals over and over and over until people get them right, right, right!
When leaders fail to take the time and effort to ensure that what they have in mind is understood and accepted, they leave themselves open to frustration, an unfulfilled mission, and bewildered and discouraged followers.
One of the greatest services that leaders can provide followers is the constancy of purpose.