ACHIEVE GREATER SUCCESS IMPROVE AND LEVERAGE YOUR LEADERSHIP STRENGTHS DAN NIELSEN
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1 ACHIEVE GREATER SUCCESS IMPROVE AND LEVERAGE YOUR LEADERSHIP STRENGTHS DAN NIELSEN
2 We all have plenty of room and need for improvement We all have important personal, professional and organizational goals we have not yet achieved We are all leaders Leadership is the ultimate strategy for success Focusing on, improving, applying and leveraging leadership strengths is by far the most effective and efficient way to achieve whatever you most desire
3 Highly successful people focus on, improve, and leverage their strengths!
4 Why not learn from former Presidents of the United States?
5 A SUCCESS SYSTEM THAT NEVER FAILS Put it in writing Make it simple and accessible Start small Take it one week at a time Review daily Apply spaced learning Be accountable Teach Others Engage Your team Schedule an inspirational presentation
6 NONPARTISAN POSITIVE RELEVANT
7 Sociable Steadfast Confident Persevering Inspiring Team Player Humble Determined Peacemaker Industrious Effective Diplomatic Driven Courageous Dutiful Eloquent Virtuous Undaunted Conscientious Strong in Character Dedicated Resilient Great Communicator Amiable Ambitious Zealous Charismatic Benevolent Big-Picture Thinker Optimistic Responsive Poised Judicious Assertive Affable Shrewd Focused Resolute Compassionate Candid Engaging Committed to Service Fair-Minded Man of Fortitude Energetic Resolved Pragmatic
8 1 STRATEGIC & PRAGMATIC These leaders... Are perceptive to needs and individual perspectives Are skilled at striking compromise Are extremely results-oriented Plan for long term results
9 Dwight D. Eisenhower Lyndon B. Johnson
10 Dwight D. Eisenhower 34th U.S. President (R) A Strategic & Pragmatic Leader Example: He was diplomatic
11 DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM Abilene, Kansas To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
12 Lyndon B. Johnson 36th U.S. President (D) A Strategic & Pragmatic Leader Example: He was shrewd
13 LYNDON B. JOHNSON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM Austin, Texas To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
14 2 STRONG IN CHARACTER & INTEGRITY These leaders... Base decisions on personal conviction Act with solid sense of purpose Are steadfast in face of adversity or opposition Value honesty, commitment, & trustworthiness
15 Gerald R. Ford George H. W. Bush
16 Gerald R. Ford 38th U.S. President (R) A Leader Strong in Character & Integrity
17 GERALD R. FORD PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY Ann Arbor, Michigan To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
18 GERALD R. FORD PRESIDENTIAL MUSEUM Grand Rapids, Michigan To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
19 George H. W. Bush 41st U.S. President (R) A Leader Strong in Character & Integrity Example: He was steadfast
20 GEORGE BUSH PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM College Station, Texas To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
21 3 FOCUSED & DRIVEN These leaders... Push forward with determination Are undeterred by setbacks or failures Challenge themselves with bigger, better goals Are energetic & passionate
22 Richard Nixon Jimmy Carter
23 Richard Nixon 37th U.S. President (R) A Focused & Driven Leader Example: He was persevering
24 RICHARD NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM Yorba Linda, California To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
25 Jimmy Carter 39th U.S. President (D) A Focused & Driven Leader Example: He was industrious
26 JIMMY CARTER PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM Atlanta, Georgia To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
27 4 ENGAGING & AMIABLE These leaders... Are pleasant and good-natured Genuinely enjoy the company of others Work and connect well with people Easily gain support and earn respect
28 Gerald R. Ford Bill Clinton
29 President Ford An Engaging & Amiable Leader
30 Bill Clinton 42nd U.S. President (D) An Engaging & Amiable Leader
31 WILLIAM J. CLINTON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM Little Rock, Arkansas To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
32 5 CONFIDENT, COURAGEOUS & RESILIENT These leaders... Are decisive and resolute Are willing to accept risk and endure consequences Are able to make difficult decisions and withstand opposition Inspire hope and confidence in those they lead
33 Franklin D. Roosevelt George W. Bush
34 Franklin D. Roosevelt 32nd U.S. President (D) A Confident, Courageous, & Resilient Leader Example: He was confident & a man of fortitude
35 FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM Hyde Park, New York To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
36 George W. Bush 43rd U.S. President (R) A Confident, Courageous, & Resilient Leader Example: He was assertive & resolute
37 GEORGE W. BUSH PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM Dallas, Texas To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
38 6 RESPONSIVE, COMMITTED & EFFECTIVE These leaders... Are perceptive to need and very action and results-oriented Possess a strong sense of responsibility Are dependable and accountable for commitments Value cooperative effort toward common goals
39 Harry S. Truman George H. W. Bush
40 Harry S. Truman 33rd U.S. President (D) A Responsive, Committed, & Effective Leader Example: He was dutiful & effective
41 HARRY S. TRUMAN PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM Independence, Missouri To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
42 President Bush A Responsive, Committed, & Effective Leader Example: He was a team player and committed to service
43 7 COMPASSIONATE & HUMBLE These leaders... Possess sincere respect and concern for others Act with empathy, understanding, and kindness Do not consider themselves more important than others Pursue justice and equality for all
44 Herbert Hoover Abraham Lincoln
45 Herbert Hoover 31st U.S. President (R) A Compassionate & Humble Leader Example: He was benevolent
46 HERBERT HOOVER PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM West Branch, Iowa To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
47 Abraham Lincoln 16th U.S. President (R) A Compassionate & Humble Leader Example: He was humble
48 ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM Springfield, Illinois To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
49 8 ELOQUENT & INSPIRING These leaders... Are skilled in engaging and arousing people to action Communicate effectively through both word and action Are able to set a vision and stir hearts and minds Instill hope, optimism, enthusiasm, and passion
50 John F. Kennedy Ronald Reagan
51 John F. Kennedy 35th U.S. President (D) An Eloquent & Inspiring Leader
52 JOHN F. KENNEDY PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM Boston, Massachusetts To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
53 Ronald Reagan 40th U.S. President (R) An Eloquent & Inspiring Leader Example: He was a Great Communicator
54 RONALD REAGAN PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY & MUSEUM Simi Valley, California To see dozens of additional photos, please visit PresidentialLeadershipBook.com/Photos
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