Key Traits in Effective Leadership for Success

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Discover the essential traits of a successful leader in various sectors such as industry, business, social, political, and more. Learn about positive attitude, honesty, creativity, intuition, power, self-confidence, commitment, communication skills, courage, decision-making abilities, and more that contribute to effective leadership. Explore how these traits impact leadership and the importance of having a good assistant.

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TRAITS IN LEADERSHIP Introduction- Leadership is necessary for Industry, Business, Social, Political, Religious or any other sector.

MEANING Leader has a power to organise people & guide them. Leader has a power to create motivation in people for accomplished the specific goals. Leader has a merit how to use people s traits,skills, knowledge, power. There is an impact of leader on his assistant. There is an Assistant of leader because if there are a leader but not an assistant that leadership is not important because they do not accomplish decide goals.

DEFINITION KEITH DEVIS- Leadership is the ability to persuade others to seek defined objectives enthusiastically. Alford and Beatty- Leadership is the ability to secure desirable actions from a group of followers voluntarily, without the use of coercion.