The first quality needed by all leaders is a vision. If you don’t know where you want to go, it’s pretty difficult to lead anyone there. My friend and colleague, Bob Llewellyn, “The Biz Bucks Guy” often says, “If you don’t have a vision, you’re a boring boss to work for” and I agree wholeheartedly! In fact, I’ll take it one step further to say that if you don’t have a vision you’re not really a leader.
While having a vision is key to leadership, there is one other quality that is critical. To become a great leader you have to focus more on being than doing. Who are you? What are your strengths? Are you leveraging those strengths or trying to fit the mold of leadership you’ve observed or been taught? If that is your strategy, you will likely meet with some success. But it is important to ask, “What if you could be at your natural best and have that work for you?” That would mean that if you’re not a great orator you can, instead, leverage your natural trait of extroversion to relate to people one-on-one to bring out the best in them. It would mean that if you’re not a “people person” you might be an effective leader through your natural inclination toward organization and structure.
All of this revolves around your personal traits. If we can measure how you work most efficiently and effectively (and we can) and then focus leadership around being your most efficient and effective self, amazing things can happen.
This is what Natural Effectiveness™ Coaching is all about. It is about defining the way you work most efficiently and effectively and positioning you to leverage your natural strengths to meet your goals. What a relief! You don’t have to figure out how to be someone else. All you have to do is be your most efficient and effective self and it will give you tremendous power to lead, achieve and develop!
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