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Leadership
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By JOHN MAXW
 John Calvin Maxwell (born
February 20, 1947) is an
American author, speaker,
and pastor who has written many
books, primarily focusing on
leadership.

Titles include The 21 Irrefutable

Laws of Leadership and The 21
Indispensable Qualities of a
Leader. His books have sold
First millions of copies, with some on
published in the New York Times Best Seller
1988 List
John C. Maxwell
 “FOLLOW THEM AND
PEOPLE WILL FOLLOW
YOU”
GROWTH=CHANGE
“people do what people see.”
“People buy into the leader, then
the vision
“when people respect you as a
person, they admire you.
“who you are is who you attract,”
“leaders touch a heart before they
ask for a hand.”
“trust is the foundation of
leadership”
“leaders add value by serving
others.”
“Leadership requires
the ability to do more
than one thing well.”
“only secure leaders give power to
others.”
“No one does all
21 laws well”
“Every leader can grow, but it
takes dedication to do so and a
willingness to work for it.”
“a leader’s potential is determined
by those closest to him.”
“Are you being productive, or just
being busy?”
Law of Navigation
Predetermine a course of action.
Lay out your goals.
Adjust your priorities.
Notify the key personnel.
Allow time for acceptance.
Head into action.
Expect problems.
Always point to the success.
Daily review your plan.
Law of Influence
Leadership is not…

Position x Leadership

The proof of Leadership is found in the followers.

Character-who you are Experience-where you’ve been

Relationships-who you know Past Success-what you’ve been

Knowledge-what you know Ability-what you can do

Intuition-what you feel

Law of Process
Make providing opportunities for growth of your responsibility.

“If I need to be inspired to take steps forward, then I’ll attend an event.

If I want to improve, then I’ll engage in a process and stick with it.”

An Event A process

Encourages decisions Encourages development

Motivates people Matures people

Conclusion

1. The Laws can be learned.

2. The Laws can stand alone.

3. The Laws carry consequences with them.

4. The Laws are the foundation of Leadership.