Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Leadership



Enable Others to Act

Exemplary leaders know they can’t do it alone. Leadership is a team effort, not a solo expedition. And only solid trust and strong relationships can transform shared visions into reality. Helping others to see themselves as capable and powerful—to nurture positive self-esteem—is key to mastering the art of mobilizing others in joining the journey toward a common destination. When leaders involve others in decision making and goal setting, and build teams with spirit, cohesion, and a true sense of community, they make it possible for teamwork, trust, and empowerment to flourish. Leaders strengthen everyone’s capacity with shared goals and shared roles that bind people together in collaborative pursuits.

Leaders make sure that when they win, everybody wins. They share power and information as well as build the capabilities and capacities of others to be successful. Leaders act as coaches and teachers, giving people challenging tasks, clearing away obstacles, and supporting others with the tools they need to be successful. By fostering collaboration, building trust, and facilitating relationships, leaders Enable Others to Act with increased self-determination and competence.
We are building an organization of excellence. We are
sending a message that we want people to come grow
with us. This is a good place, and we are committed to
creating the best environment possible to work and
promote health.

—JANET KNOX, PRESIDENT AND CEO
ANNAPOLIS VALLEY HEALTH, NOVA SCOTIA

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