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How Does a Leader Act?

July 22, 2008

From:  Sanborn, M. (2006).  You don't need a title to be a leader.  New York:  Doubleday.

They:

• Believe they can positively shape their lives and careers.
• Lead through their relationships with people, as opposed to their control over people.
• Collaborate rather than control.
• Persuade others to contribute, rather than order them to.
• Get others to follow them out of respect and commitment rather than fear and compliance (Sanborn, 2006, p.xiv).

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Created: 2008-12-06, Updated: 2009-01-08