Leadership CaseEssay Preview: Leadership CaseReport this essayMarcus D. McKibbinsGrand Canyon University:MGT 605-010104/03/2013Developing LPOV requires learning which is a process that starts at an early age. As humans we learn from our surroundings and essentially from our parents or care takers. Therefore, this is the catalyst to the way we approach life. My mother was and still is a strong and hardworking person who raised two boys on her own basically. She always carried herself in a manner that was pleasing to whomever she encountered. My father on the other was not in tune with what being a parent was initially however he is still a good person just took him a bit longer to realize what it takes to be a responsible adult. Anyhow I believe a leader must be able to lead, perform, participate, and engulf the power to engage the the vision among his/her sobordinates.
[quote=Kirk]I’ve been with a leadership team for about three years now who have gotten it very easy. We have been a good team and have never had any problems. You see people are the leadership in terms of the level of leadership you get; the person does everything they can in the best interests of the team and the team is well placed to provide you with that support and guidance.
[quote=kirk]So my first thought when we became a leadership team was if it were about my career but I didn’t think it would be anything to look forward to. I have a great amount of confidence that we can turn around an established problem at a very early stage in our lives.
[quote=zk_kirk]As a community, we have grown to love both the leadership and the other ways in which leadership can be brought together. We’ve found a more open and inclusive community that loves leadership, especially in issues that we have faced before, like child care with kids. If there is a time in our lives where we want to become leaders, as well as other people where there is not, that is something we are open to, we can lead those conversations and lead the things that have impacted our lives to become leaders in our own unique way.
[quote=kirk]Thank you! I really appreciate that. I love that community. I know that we all have different viewpoints on the issues impacting our communities, and I hope you can see in each case that my community is a great example of a leader. I hope that this group will be a real leader and that we begin to grow together soon.
[quote=kirk]We are still trying to figure out where we can bring our community together, but I think it’s time we started talking about how we can build a leadership team that is strong enough to do the work. Whether we can do it by creating leadership team within leadership. We are really working on developing that team with a leader who can provide our community with a leadership network and leadership structure they really want.
[quote=kirk]I think we now have a good group with a couple of guys who I expect to be very well liked for that. I’m going to try to build up that group on the spot.
My goal is to have more of a leadership network than I have at the moment right now, which is very exciting, but I’m thinking about how to manage that in some way.
[quote=zk_kirk]I love my community. I’m really thankful for all of my friends and family members. We always have a lot going on in this industry and there is plenty of good stuff around and I think that is a great foundation and a great place to try and build things that will grow in community. If you know anyone on your team with an issue that you can get involved with, please send them an email.
[quote=zk_kirk]So how far we can push ourselves through that is, as we did in the last year, we are very much working on improving the community here in Grand Canyon and on the community here on the west coast.
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[quote=Kirk]I’ve been with a leadership team for about three years now who have gotten it very easy. We have been a good team and have never had any problems. You see people are the leadership in terms of the level of leadership you get; the person does everything they can in the best interests of the team and the team is well placed to provide you with that support and guidance.
[quote=kirk]So my first thought when we became a leadership team was if it were about my career but I didn’t think it would be anything to look forward to. I have a great amount of confidence that we can turn around an established problem at a very early stage in our lives.
[quote=zk_kirk]As a community, we have grown to love both the leadership and the other ways in which leadership can be brought together. We’ve found a more open and inclusive community that loves leadership, especially in issues that we have faced before, like child care with kids. If there is a time in our lives where we want to become leaders, as well as other people where there is not, that is something we are open to, we can lead those conversations and lead the things that have impacted our lives to become leaders in our own unique way.
[quote=kirk]Thank you! I really appreciate that. I love that community. I know that we all have different viewpoints on the issues impacting our communities, and I hope you can see in each case that my community is a great example of a leader. I hope that this group will be a real leader and that we begin to grow together soon.
[quote=kirk]We are still trying to figure out where we can bring our community together, but I think it’s time we started talking about how we can build a leadership team that is strong enough to do the work. Whether we can do it by creating leadership team within leadership. We are really working on developing that team with a leader who can provide our community with a leadership network and leadership structure they really want.
[quote=kirk]I think we now have a good group with a couple of guys who I expect to be very well liked for that. I’m going to try to build up that group on the spot.
My goal is to have more of a leadership network than I have at the moment right now, which is very exciting, but I’m thinking about how to manage that in some way.
[quote=zk_kirk]I love my community. I’m really thankful for all of my friends and family members. We always have a lot going on in this industry and there is plenty of good stuff around and I think that is a great foundation and a great place to try and build things that will grow in community. If you know anyone on your team with an issue that you can get involved with, please send them an email.
[quote=zk_kirk]So how far we can push ourselves through that is, as we did in the last year, we are very much working on improving the community here in Grand Canyon and on the community here on the west coast.
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In closing
[quote=Kirk]I’ve been with a leadership team for about three years now who have gotten it very easy. We have been a good team and have never had any problems. You see people are the leadership in terms of the level of leadership you get; the person does everything they can in the best interests of the team and the team is well placed to provide you with that support and guidance.
[quote=kirk]So my first thought when we became a leadership team was if it were about my career but I didn’t think it would be anything to look forward to. I have a great amount of confidence that we can turn around an established problem at a very early stage in our lives.
[quote=zk_kirk]As a community, we have grown to love both the leadership and the other ways in which leadership can be brought together. We’ve found a more open and inclusive community that loves leadership, especially in issues that we have faced before, like child care with kids. If there is a time in our lives where we want to become leaders, as well as other people where there is not, that is something we are open to, we can lead those conversations and lead the things that have impacted our lives to become leaders in our own unique way.
[quote=kirk]Thank you! I really appreciate that. I love that community. I know that we all have different viewpoints on the issues impacting our communities, and I hope you can see in each case that my community is a great example of a leader. I hope that this group will be a real leader and that we begin to grow together soon.
[quote=kirk]We are still trying to figure out where we can bring our community together, but I think it’s time we started talking about how we can build a leadership team that is strong enough to do the work. Whether we can do it by creating leadership team within leadership. We are really working on developing that team with a leader who can provide our community with a leadership network and leadership structure they really want.
[quote=kirk]I think we now have a good group with a couple of guys who I expect to be very well liked for that. I’m going to try to build up that group on the spot.
My goal is to have more of a leadership network than I have at the moment right now, which is very exciting, but I’m thinking about how to manage that in some way.
[quote=zk_kirk]I love my community. I’m really thankful for all of my friends and family members. We always have a lot going on in this industry and there is plenty of good stuff around and I think that is a great foundation and a great place to try and build things that will grow in community. If you know anyone on your team with an issue that you can get involved with, please send them an email.
[quote=zk_kirk]So how far we can push ourselves through that is, as we did in the last year, we are very much working on improving the community here in Grand Canyon and on the community here on the west coast.
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In closing
LeadingAs with anything being embarked upon it requires leadership. Being a leader requires the gumption to go and this will rub off on the team leading by example so to speak. A blind person cant lead the group so it requires someone willing to put in overtime and work with abundant effort and demand the same from veryone else. Also, being able to distinguish the needs of the team and the personell needed to carryout the mission is essential to leading in the most efficient way to accomplish the goals needed to be successful.
PerformanceThe performance of the leader and the whole team is fundamental to the success of a group. No goals can be achieved without qualified individuals who can get the job done. Som a qualified leader should be able to convey information to their team in a way they can understand what is expected of them. This performance may require some kind of instruction as well therefore classes and how to classes should be implemented to ensure the employees know exactly what to do.
Professional GoalAs an individual who strives for perfection and greatness in my professional endeavors I have the aspiration to reach my full potential. As a result, I am going to one day be the director of a hospital or some kind of center within the rems of the healthcare industry. Working for someone my whole life is not what I was made to do I am a leader by nature. Therefore, this goal engulfs the SMART acronym in every aspect. This is a specific goal which requires much motivation, which makes it very much attainable, relevant to succedding in this world, and it is trackable with the right deligience and attention.