ipl-logo

Leadership Philosophy Statement

2376 Words10 Pages

Creating structure in the workplace is vital and I believe that setting goals with incentives improves the work of others. I want to be the type of leader that knows the difference between leadership and management. As Covey (2004, p. 108) states, “Management is a bottom line focus: How can I best accomplish certain things? Leadership deals with the top line: What are the certain things I want to accomplish? … Management is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things.” I think this is knowing the difference between trying to control every part of what others are doing and giving them the directions to handle their work themselves. Finally, I want to be the leader that has a vision for where the organization needs to be. “The core …show more content…

Based on those meetings and other experiences, we decide which set of structures we want to base the rest of our life on. For me personally, I know that my grandparents always had a big impact on my values since I lived with them when I was young. They led me understand the importance of God in my life and know the true importance of family. Since my grandpa was a preacher, I grew up in a church surrounded by family and witnessing miracles happen before my eyes. I chose Millikin knowing that they were nearby, until my sophomore year when they decided to become missionaries and sell absolutely everything they owned. Watching my childhood home be sold was a sad and humbling experience that truly made me realize how much I appreciate everything they have everything done for me. In my other relationships, I have always believed that honesty is the best policy – but trust has to be earned. My mother always instilled in me that lying is never allowed no matter the circumstances, but in my relationships with others I believe they have to earn my trust before they deserve my true friendship. By the way I was raised, I feel a passion for commitment to altruism for the whole. I always make myself a dependable person, but this obligation has its limits. If I feel like I become a ‘door-mat’ or am being misused, then I will no longer offer up myself in that relationship. These values apply to how I live my daily life and determine whether or not I can truly be

Show More
Related

Dana Rooks: Course Analysis

444 Words | 2 Pages

I do agree with Evans and Alire in their agreeing with Dana Rooks; of course I want to be someone who develops in to a leader! We’ve learned through this class that “management is the art of getting things done through people” (Mary Parker Follett, 1941). This chapter tells us leadership is depends upon people- “a leader without followers leads nothing” (p.321), without people nothing can be done through them, which to me makes management and leadership go hand in hand. As Elliot taught us in the film from the last RDP, people want to do meaningful things with their life, I know I do, but also I would also like to help people achieve a purpose and accomplish their meaningful goals. I know that can’t be done through simple management but more so through coaching, mentoring and modeling, also discussed in the chapter.

Read More

Leadership Philosophy Statement

621 Words | 3 Pages

As a spokesperson, I want to empower teachers to be leaders in and out of the classroom. The key to raising achievement for all students is to empower teachers to lead and transform the teaching profession. Every child has the right to an education and the potential to learn. As educators, we have a great responsibility to serve as advocates for the students we serve. All children, regardless of their background, must be taught to believe they can succeed.

Read More

Leadership Philosophy Statement

188 Words | 1 Pages

My passion for education and athletics is what started my career as a teacher. Now, each passing day is a reflection my desire to impact students and student-athletes in a positive way. As a coach, I am the leader of a team. It means leading your team to pursue greatness and success, even through challenges and change. I have tackled issues such taking a losing football team build enough confidence to finish third in the district.

Read More

Leadership Philosophy Statement

628 Words | 3 Pages

T As a principal, one must be an effective leader to create a school environment that enables the faculty and staff to improve student achievement, the main objective of any school. As an effective principal, I will constantly look for data and make necessary changes to the school strategic plan to improve the student performance. As a steward, and visionary leader, the principal must buy in as much as from everyone inside the building. Leading by example, set forth a positive climate, communicating effectively with stake holders and set a strategic direction for school are some of the characteristics of an exceptional leader. Ideally, all activities and programs within the school should be aligned to the strategic goals set by the planning committee.

Read More

Leadership Philosophy Statement

766 Words | 4 Pages

With every passing school year, I find myself taking on new challenges and striving to become better. As I load my schedule with AP and Dual Enrollment courses, the long sleepless nights of studying and completing stacks of rigorous coursework serve as a constant reminder that working hard isn't optional. I truly value education and thoroughly believe that the work I'm doing now will pay off in the future. This conviction fuels my motivation to succeed and always put forth my best effort. Tackling a hectic extracurricular schedule while managing the workload of advanced courses has quickly shown me the importance of staying organized, keeping track of assignments, and managing my time wisely.

Read More

Leadership Philosophy Statement

409 Words | 2 Pages

I believe I am a very capable and proactive leader. I have been the captain of the basketball team since my junior year, I have also been a captain of the football and track teams. Being a leader is a large responsibility and I am always up for the challenge. I believe being a leader begins with taking charge and being assertive while taking everybody's feelings and thoughts into the equation as well. You need to be creative to be a leader and always have ways to motivate your group, team, etc.

Read More

Leadership Philosophy Statement

495 Words | 2 Pages

In the Cambridge Dictionary, leadership, is defined as people who are in charge of a government or a group. The Cambridge Dictionary also defines leadership as having the quality or ability that makes a person a leader, or the position of being a leader. I agree with the Cambridge Dictionary; However, I must add, that leaders are not born with these abilities, but they are molded by pinacol points within their life that paved the path to become a great leader. In our history we have heard and read of many leaders that transformed our very present life. Although their approach was unique they all had one thing in common, a vision.

Read More

Leadership Philosophy Statement

1061 Words | 5 Pages

There are many things that I would like to accomplish over the next 3 to 5 years. The one thing that I would like to complete over all others is being commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Air Force by way of Officer Training School (OTS). I will first explain the type of leader I believe I am now. Then I will illuminate how I plan to improve my leadership effectiveness over the next three to five years and reach my goal.

Read More

Personal Leadership Philosophy Statement

702 Words | 3 Pages

PERSONAL LEADERSHIP PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT In my approach to leadership I center on the values of serving others, showing empathy and striving for growth. I advocate for creating an environment built on trust, mutual respect and transparent dialogue, ensuring that each team member is appreciated and encouraged to give their all. As a leader, my dedication lies in supporting others by comprehending their aspirations and nurturing their progress and evolution. Through leading with empathy, honesty, and a results-oriented mindset, my goal is to spark transformations and propel shared achievements.

Read More

Leadership Philosophy Statement

704 Words | 3 Pages

1. I want everyone to feel like they belong in our community, whether it be the University, or the larger Dayton area. Making people feel welcome can be done by accepting and celebrating all different people. John Steinbeck said this of understanding people“If you understand each other you will be kind to each other. Knowing a man well never leads to hate and almost always leads to love.”

Read More

Leadership Philosophy Statement

476 Words | 2 Pages

“A genuine leader is not a searcher for consensus, but a molder of consensus.” -Martin Luther King Jr. As the world continuously evolves, the basis of human character remains with few alterations. Among some of the most important traits known to each being, respect, honesty, and integrity, for example, the gold standard that has come to outshine the rest is leadership.

Read More

Leadership Philosophy Statement

584 Words | 3 Pages

Leadership This term is imperative to the lowest level employee to the highest, however, I believe that leadership goes beyond the title itself. Leadership is not about personality, influencing people, nor is it about making friends, it’s the ability to build upon a person’s vision, creating a higher standard to build upon a person’s performance, and increasing a person’s personality beyond the regular. This belief may influence the environment created by the leader’s action where personality, influencing people, and making friends are in correlation once the foundation is established. I am not a leader by title nor are my peers, nonetheless, everybody are leaders from within.

Read More

Exploratory Essay

750 Words | 3 Pages

I would like to explore the how slowly revealing the truth to someone by example within a relationship is different from withholding the truth, and how it is not a compromise of one's own responsibility to the truth. The difference between the law of gradualness and the gradualness of the law as presented by St. John Paul the Great will also speak a lot of clarity into this area. Tied in with this is also the importance of listening and patience within a friendship, as well as knowing when, or if ever, we are supposed to walk away from a scenario of

Read More

Leadership Philosophy Statement

760 Words | 4 Pages

Leadership is not a position or rank, it is being the example, with a positive attitude and treating others with respect. A good leader knows how to get people to follow. To be a good leader you must also know how to follow. Throughout my career I have learned how to do both. Early in my career I made mistakes but I’m glad I had a good leader that I could look up to and that was inspirational in a way that kept me from making more mistakes.

Read More

My Leadership Philosophy

623 Words | 3 Pages

A leader is a visionary, one who can lead a team or group of people into the future, one who see solutions and greater potential in a certain area. A leader always lives before his/her time, they see how things should operate before it becomes a reality. I do believe that I was born to be a leader. There have been serval times, where I worked with a group of people, and always emerged as the leader. I never force leadership, but most times, it just happens naturally.

Read More

More about Leadership Philosophy Statement

Related Topics

Open Document