Downfalls often boil down to personal needs once again. When motivation reverts back to a personal need and no longer lies in a collective need, the leader is doomed to fail. A leader who goes from the collective back to the personal loses the power given by the followers to be their leader.
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A Master of Business Administration is a postgraduate degree that is designed to develop and increase leadership while instilling the principles of business. An MBA may open doors for students by helping them grow their professional network, get job opportunities and of course, a larger salary.
From a very young age, we are told that education is one of the most important things in our lives. As time goes by, we begin to value it more on our own and not because we are told to. But what happens when we are out of university and we jump into the world of work? Perhaps we begin to appreciate learning a bit more when we are not in the classroom. The truth is though, that learning does not have to end when we’re out of university or college. Any adult can go back to learning by applying for even one module!
Pain can be converted into a vision , but only if we allow ourselves to truly acknowledge, feel and endure that pain. Brushing off painful feelings is a way of pushing them into the subconscious instead of transforming them into an asset.
I would say that pain can certainly make a leader – it is often the essence behind one becoming a leader. This remark is better explained through the stories and experiences of some key iconic leaders in history.