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Julie Garnett, United Kingdom
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Law of Leadership
Currently studying L5 Prof Mgmt diploma and feel that the best model to follow is Goleman, Emotional Intelligence. There's loads of stuff on Goleman at 12manage.
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Michael Sweigart, Student (MBA), United States
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So Many Options and Combinations
There are so many "laws" of leadership, management, etc. John Maxwell wrote a book titled 'The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership' and another titled 'The 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader: Becoming the Person Others Will Want to Follow'. Both are available at many book retailers.
I find that limiting oneself to one model or methodology excludes options that may lead to better outcomes. For example, merging Maxwell's teaching with Stephen Covey's with Myers-Briggs Temperament Theories with Goleman's EI leaves one much better equipped. None is bad by itself, but using them together can result in amazing outcomes.
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Julie Garnett, United Kingdom
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More Methods
Yes I agree totally that one method would be very (...)
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Ian Scott
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Leadership and Integrity
Act with integrity.
It works every time. (...)
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Dan Heany
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Irrefutable Laws of Leadership
The first irrefutable law of leadership is that th (...)
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robin umiom, Entrepreneur, Nigeria
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Irrefutable Leadership Laws
Irrefutable leadership laws as in John Maxwell's b (...)
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Tom Wilson, HR Consultant, United States
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Rosabeth Moss Kanter's Irrefutable Law of Leadership
Rosabeth Moss Kanter's irrefutable law of leadersh (...)
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