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)Help your sheep identify with you The 3rd principle teaches us that an effective leader
must always ask from his people the best from them but at the same time showing them
that you also is giving the best you can offer. A leader should be a good example not just
in words but also in actions. A good manager always reminds their people that without
them they cannot do anything. A manager sets good example and does this with
compassion because according to the author, great leadership isn’t just professional; it’s
personal. Being able your sheep identify to identify you. You must need to be an
interactive leader towards them and be able to have a communication towards each other.

4.)Make your pasture a safe place


When sheep are grazing in the pasture, they know when they are at risk. When the
shepherd’s flock is uncertain or fearful, he or she must create a sense of calm. The same
goes for the business setting. As a leader, you have the responsibility to make your
pasture a safe place. In The Way of the Shepherd, authors Leman and Pentak offer these
strategies: Keep your people well informed. Infuse every position with importance. Cull
chronic instigators from the flock. Regularly rotate your sheep to fresh pasture. Reassure
your sheep by being visible and present. Don’t give problems time to fester.

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