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Concept of Transformational Leadership

1. The Concept of Transformational Leadership

2. The Concept of Transformational Leadership Definition:   Transformational leadership is a leadership approach where leaders inspire, challenge, and motivate followers to achieve exceptional outcomes by transforming their attitudes, beliefs, and values to align with the organization's vision. This style emphasizes the leader's ability to create a deep connection with followers, motivating them to go beyond their self-interest for the collective good.

3. Core Attributes Idealized Influence (Role Model): Inspirational Motivation (Vision and Purpose): Intellectual Stimulation (Challenging the Status Quo): Individualized Consideration (Personalized Support):

4. Core Attributes Idealized Influence (Role Model):  Leaders exhibit behaviors that instill admiration, respect, and trust. They act as role models, embodying high ethical standards and values. Followers want to emulate their leaders due to their integrity, confidence, and charisma. Key Actions:   Demonstrating consistency between words and actions, fostering loyalty, upholding high ethical standards, and inspiring admiration. Leaders act as role models, earning respect and trust. Example: Nelson Mandela

5. Core Attributes Key Actions:   Nelson Mandela 8 Lesson of Leadership Courage is not the absence of fear — it's inspiring others to move beyond it Lead from the front — but don't leave your base behind Lead from the back — and let others believe they are in front Know your enemy — and learn about his favorite sport Keep your friends close — and your rivals even closer Appearances matter — and remember to smile Nothing is black or white Quitting is leading too

6. Core Attributes Inspirational Motivation (Vision and Purpose):  Transformational leaders articulate a clear and compelling vision that inspires and motivates followers. They communicate optimism about the future and provide meaning and purpose in the work, making followers feel an emotional connection to the organization's goals. Key Actions:  Communicating a clear and engaging vision, using motivational language, fostering a sense of purpose, and encouraging teamwork toward shared goals. Leaders communicate a compelling vision and inspire enthusiasm. Example: Martin Luther King Jr.

7. Core Attributes Martin Luther King Jr.'s role in the Civil Rights Movement was instrumental. His leadership, commitment to nonviolence, and ability to inspire through his speeches, particularly 'I Have a Dream', delivered during the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom played a significant role in the movement's successes. His influence continues to be felt today, as his life and work remain symbols of the struggle for civil rights and social justice

8. Core Attributes Intellectual Stimulation (Challenging the Status Quo):  Leaders encourage creativity and innovation by challenging assumptions, encouraging new perspectives, and supporting followers in thinking critically. They foster an environment where questioning the status quo is welcomed, and intellectual growth is promoted. Key Actions:  Encouraging innovation, supporting creative problem-solving, fostering a culture of open-mindedness, and empowering followers to take risks.  Leaders encourage creativity and critical thinking, challenging followers to innovate. Example: Steve Jobs

9. Core Attributes Focus Simplify Take Responsibility End to end When behind Leapfrog Put Products Before Profits Don’t Be A Slave to Focus Groups Bend Reality Impute Push for Perfection Tolerate Only “A” Players Engage Face to Face Know Both the Picture and The Details Combine Humanities with The Science Stay Foolish Stay Hungry

10. Core Attributes Individualized Consideration (Personalized Support):  Transformational leaders provide personalized attention to each follower’s needs for growth and development. They act as mentors, offering feedback and support based on individual strengths and weaknesses. This leads to a deeper leader-follower relationship, built on understanding and trust. Key Actions:  Offering coaching and mentoring, recognizing individual contributions, providing opportunities for personal development, and being empathetic toward individual needs. Leaders provide personalized support and mentorship, considering individual follower needs. Example: Oprah Winfrey This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

11. Core Attributes 1. She strategically selects members of her team. 2. She values excellent mentorship. 3. She values her customers. 4. She strategically extends her brand. 5. She takes care of her employees. 6. She dreams big. 7. She clearly communicates her visions. 8. She cares for the community.

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