Character and
skill are essential for remarkable success, but not enough. Successful leaders
develop others. When Successful people wants to breed a leader among their followers, they look out for those that have true leadership potentials. Below are 5 things Leaders look out for in determining who a potential leader is
The
top 5 things to look for in potential leaders:
1.
Stubbornness. Headstrong
people may be hard to convince, but once you convince them, they’re stubborn in
a good way.
Convince
headstrong people that you’re helping them get where they want to go.
Gain the respect
of stubborn people by standing up to them. Be respectful, but not a pushover.
2. Ego. The desire for greatness is healthy
when focused on service. The more you serve, the more you enhance your
worth. Healthy ego wants to make a difference. Look for people who want to
matter.
Aspiration is a
comfortable word for ego.
How would they
make the world better if given the opportunity?
3.
Frustration. The
desire to change things often begins with frustration. Discontent expresses
itself as aggravation. I’m not suggesting that you tolerate abuse.
Look for people
with some heat in their hearts.
4.
Teachability.
Know-it-alls
have nowhere to go.
How do they take
correction?
What are they
currently learning?
What are they
reading?
Who have they
learned from in the past?
How have they
changed their thinking?
What sparks
their curiosity?
How many
questions do they ask?
5. Busyness. If they aren’t busy now, you’ll end up
pushing them later.
Why
develop leaders:
Successful
leaders understand the power of ‘with’.
Self-development
is the first development. But don’t shackle yourself by leading alone. Develop
the people around you.
If you’re doing
leadership alone, you aren’t doing it right.
What
qualities do you want in potential leaders?
Which of the
five qualities listed above seem most important? Why?
-(Source: Leadershipfreak)
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