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Leadership - PDG Mamdouh Badr El Din
Leadership can take many forms, including being appointed to a position of authority, having charisma or personality, leading by moral example, or through one's abilities. While bosses focus on planning, organizing, directing, and problem-solving, true leaders set strategy and vision, communicate effectively, motivate and inspire others, and empower their people. Effective leadership requires traits like intelligence, personality, and physical presence, and different leadership styles can be delegating, participating, inspiring, or directive. Self-awareness of one's own style is important for leaders to know themselves and define their approach.
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- 3. What is Leadership? Leadingpeople Influencing people Guiding people
- 4. Types of Leadership •Leader by the position • Leader by personality, charisma • Leader by moral example • Leader by power held • Intellectual leader • Leader because of ability to accomplish things
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- 6. Common Activities • Planning •Organizing • Directing • Inspiring
- 7. Planning Boss • Planning • Budgeting •Sets targets • Establishes detailed steps • Allocates resources Leader • Sets strategy • Sets direction • Creates vision
- 8. Organizing Boss • Creates structure •Job descriptions • Staffing • Hierarchy • Delegates • Training Leader • Gets people on board for strategy • Communication • Networks
- 9. Boss • Implements systems •Performance measures • Identifies variances • Fixes variances Leader • Motivate • Inspire • Gives sense of accomplishment Inspiring
- 10. Directing Work Boss • Solvesproblems • Negotiates • Brings to consensus Leader • Empowers people • Cheerleader
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- 13. Know oneself Be SelfAware Define Your Leadership Style Get advice and counsel
- 14. How Far CanYou Go ?
Editor's Notes
- #7 It is important to keep club members involved in the planning process and informed of all of the club’s initiatives. Club assemblies are an effective way to communicate with all members. Consider holding an assembly devoted to assessing the effectiveness of current club practices or generating innovative ideas. This would give all members an opportunity to provide input and offer suggestions. Members will be more likely to support and participate in an effort that they have helped develop. Activities Ask participants the following questions: What else could club assemblies be used for? Have your club assemblies been effective? Have participants write down ideas they want the club to discuss at an assembly.
- #8 Communicate club activities, news, and events on social media sites and club websites. Clubs can choose which methods to use, but they should keep the lines of communication open and establish a plan for sharing information. Club members’ needs should be known and expressed to club leaders and, at times, to district leaders. Likewise, district initiatives should be communicated to club leaders and members. Social media is growing in popularity and offers a great way to share information. Activities Ask participants the following questions: Why do you visit your club and district websites? What would you like to see on your club and district websites? Pair members who are familiar with social media (for example, Facebook and LinkedIn) with a member who is not. Have them discuss the benefits of social media and the types of information shared through online social networks, as well as how to create an account.
- #9 Communicate club activities, news, and events on social media sites and club websites. Clubs can choose which methods to use, but they should keep the lines of communication open and establish a plan for sharing information. Club members’ needs should be known and expressed to club leaders and, at times, to district leaders. Likewise, district initiatives should be communicated to club leaders and members. Social media is growing in popularity and offers a great way to share information. Activities Ask participants the following questions: Why do you visit your club and district websites? What would you like to see on your club and district websites? Pair members who are familiar with social media (for example, Facebook and LinkedIn) with a member who is not. Have them discuss the benefits of social media and the types of information shared through online social networks, as well as how to create an account.
- #10 Communicate club activities, news, and events on social media sites and club websites. Clubs can choose which methods to use, but they should keep the lines of communication open and establish a plan for sharing information. Club members’ needs should be known and expressed to club leaders and, at times, to district leaders. Likewise, district initiatives should be communicated to club leaders and members. Social media is growing in popularity and offers a great way to share information. Activities Ask participants the following questions: Why do you visit your club and district websites? What would you like to see on your club and district websites? Pair members who are familiar with social media (for example, Facebook and LinkedIn) with a member who is not. Have them discuss the benefits of social media and the types of information shared through online social networks, as well as how to create an account.
- #11 Communicate club activities, news, and events on social media sites and club websites. Clubs can choose which methods to use, but they should keep the lines of communication open and establish a plan for sharing information. Club members’ needs should be known and expressed to club leaders and, at times, to district leaders. Likewise, district initiatives should be communicated to club leaders and members. Social media is growing in popularity and offers a great way to share information. Activities Ask participants the following questions: Why do you visit your club and district websites? What would you like to see on your club and district websites? Pair members who are familiar with social media (for example, Facebook and LinkedIn) with a member who is not. Have them discuss the benefits of social media and the types of information shared through online social networks, as well as how to create an account.
- #14 The Recommended Rotary Club Bylaws are meant to be adapted to your club. Your club’s bylaws should reflect your club’s current practices. Activity Have all members write down one practice they would like the club to stop and one they would like the club to adopt.