There Are No Ideal leaders, Only Real Leaders

You will prepare and submit a term paper on There Are No Ideal leaders, Only Real Leaders. Your paper should be a minimum of 250 words in length.

The Author’s neighbour Brian lives authentically as he happens to fully enjoy his current job. People who are naturally authentic attract and draw people to themselves due to their sense of honesty and comfort. They tend not to exaggerate any of their stories in an effort to look better and never put any effort into attempts to imitate others. Genuine leadership is not an imitation of what other leaders have done or are trying to do. it is the end product of our being free and fully ourselves. Life is short, and we should try and spend time doing the things that we love though it might not always be easy and trouble-free to do this.

We all end up skinning our knees but what ultimately counts is how after all that we pick up ourselves, strive to learn from our mistakes and strive to move on forward.

Knowing your Own Story

Before there can ever be me and you, there must be me. When one learns how to tell their own story, they are able to perceive the stories of other individuals in such a manner that they are able to cause for there be to us in the place of me.

Will the Real Candidate Please Stand Up

When making advances towards stepping into who you innately truly are, people start perceiving you as being real and build levels of both confidence and trust in you that no amount of PR or spin could ever possibly manufacture. People mostly tend to respond to a person if they are authentically and down rightly themselves.

Taking Time to Listen to Ourselves

The development of the relationship with ourselves takes time. An integral part of living authentically is, learning how to trust our internal compasses and has absolute clarity on who we genuinely are. We should try and return to our life’s main passion and focus on being who we genuinely are.

Giving Ourselves the Permission to Change our Direction

Our attempts to find our place in the world are not a one-time affair. they are an ongoing process that carries on throughout our lives. It is imperative at times for us to learn how to grant ourselves the permission to change our direction.