'A Remarkable Leader'

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 *This article is a repost from my previous blog ABC (Art, Business, Creativity), which is due to technical reasons is no longer on operation. 

So, which are the elements for a remarkable and innovative Leader? How a great Leader create his/her own mark? How a Leader give us a perspective on our social condition and he/she can change our lives meaningful?  

Below I suggest 22 elements that must accompany the culture of a remarkable Leader.

·      He/she knows how to connect with the people, society and our world.

·      Deepened in everything and he/she is flexible.

·      Function beyond the traditional ways.

·      Convey meanings, in non obvious and captivating ways, as opposed to giving simple directives and making straightforward declarations of fact.

·      He/she present a stylistic distinctiveness that is an honest expression of his/her individuality and personal beliefs.

·      He/she offer complex and challenging information that stimulates intellectual effort and imaginative contemplation.

·      Provide emotionally rewarding experiences that are shared among members of a group, promoting stronger bonds and fostering personal fulfillment.

·      He/she Inspires, is consistent, creative, unique, passionate, and knows how to engage.

·      Cultivating uncertainty and alternative ideas, preserving the questions.

·      Portraying paradoxes and has the ability to go deeper.

·      Integrating whole-brain – mindfulness generative thinking.

·      Connect emotionally with literally.

·      Creating and connecting emotional with logical stories.

·      He/she has colorful personality and background.

·      Knows how to explore, how to express, how to experiment and how to execute his/her ideas.

·      Produce cohesive patterns by selecting, rejecting, and relating the various components available to him/her and to express his/her vision.

·      Recognize the central role of imagination and individual performance.

·      His/her mind, making effective syntheses.

·      His/her personal prejudice, belief, tradition, and temperament, build and destroyed every time he/she makes rearrangements of his/her possibilities.

·      Compromise between the vision he/she has and the limits are available.

·      Learn from critiques of success and failure.

·      He/she has the desire to communicate his/her purpose.

A Remarkable Leader drawing on the right minds, has his/her own style, his/her own trade mark, knows how to connect all the elements and he/she is not copying…

A Remarkable Leader put people first and his/she enable people with the right capabilities his/she needs to succeed. A Great & Remarkable leader shaping his/her and our future, not reacting to it, his/she is courageous enough to abandon a practice that has made him/her successful in the past, but will not make him/her successful in the future.

He/she builds also great teams around him/her that are diverse, innovative and courageous, to help him/her succeed every day… 

*Artworks: Iulian Opie – ‘Man’ – ‘Woman in high heels with telephone’ 

 

 

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