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    This document outlines John C. Maxwell's five levels of leadership. It discusses the first level of leadership, which is the positional level. At this level, people follow a leader because of their title and position rather than the leader's skills. The document stresses that a leader's character and abilities are more important than their title. It provides questions for leaders to assess their strengths and areas for growth. Leaders are encouraged to continuously learn and improve their skills in order to rise above the first positional level of leadership.

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    This document outlines John C. Maxwell's five levels of leadership. It discusses the first level of leadership, which is the positional level. At this level, people follow a leader because of their title and position rather than the leader's skills. The document stresses that a leader's character and abilities are more important than their title. It provides questions for leaders to assess their strengths and areas for growth. Leaders are encouraged to continuously learn and improve their skills in order to rise above the first positional level of leadership.

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    This document outlines John C. Maxwell's five levels of leadership. It discusses the first level of leadership, which is the positional level. At this level, people follow a leader because of their title and position rather than the leader's skills. The document stresses that a leader's character and abilities are more important than their title. It provides questions for leaders to assess their strengths and areas for growth. Leaders are encouraged to continuously learn and improve their skills in order to rise above the first positional level of leadership.

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    C. Maxwells 5 Levels of Leadership Level 1


    The First Level of Leadership The ___________ Level People are following you at this level because ________________________. Your title comes with certain ______________ and ____________________. Your title means that someone has recognized you as having ____________ ____________. It is very possible to become a great leader and________________. A. Never be trusted B. Have very little influence C. Never have a title D. Not learn You need to realize that _____________ and not your _______________ is your most valuable asset as a leader. The Lid on your leadership is determined by the level of your leadership ______________. If you do not work to improve your leadership abilities which of the following will occur? A. Your Lodges success will be limited B. You will not attract officers with greater leadership abilities than yours C. You will have to rely on your title for influence and to get things done D. All of the above Assess Yourself: 1. Why do I want to be a leader? List 5 reasons you want to be a leader in your lodge. Think about each reason and determine if it benefits you, your lodge or both. a. b. c. d. 2. Do I possess the desire to learn more about leadership and become a better leader? Find and list 5 resources (books, websites, DVDs, audio CDs) that you will use to begin to learn about leadership. We will help by listing some resources at the end of this handout. a. b. c. d. e.

    John C. Maxwells 5 Levels of Leadership Level 1


    I will commit to improving my leadership abilities by studying ____ minutes every day. 3. Am I willing to be mentored? Even the most successful leaders have mentors. Think of 5 Masonic leaders whom you admire, talk with them and ask one or even two to be your mentor. I believe I have some positive leadership qualities but understand that an effective leader should be constantly learning and improving himself. This is my assessment of me on ___________ (enter date) of seven key leadership qualities. This will allow me to understand some of my strengths and where I can improve as a leader. Rate yourself on how well you display and practice these characteristics of a leader on a scale of 1-10 Quality Rating My Strength Comments Character Self-Discipline Commitment Servanthood Relationships Communication Visioning Revisit this chart often to assess the progress of your leadership attitude and behavior. Leadership Resources Books The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership Dr. John C. Maxwell The 5 Levels of Leadership Dr. John C. Maxwell You Dont Need a Title To Be a Leader Mark Sanborn On Becoming A Leader Warren Bennis The 360 Leader Dr. John C. Maxwell Websites www.johnmaxwellteam.com - sign up for Free daily leadership message www.johnmaxwell.com Books, audio & DVD courses, Free email newsletters www.blanchardtraining.com Books, audio & DVD courses, Free email newsletters www.briantracy.com Books, audio & DVD courses, Personal Development, Free email newsletters www.masonicrenewal.org The Conference of Grand Masters Masonic Resource site.

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