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Leadership Principle

Leadership Principles #3

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. provides a great example of creating a vision for his followers in his speech entitled, "I Have A Dream". he does a great job of articulating his vision by: using passion and emotion with images and word pictures to provide his personal conviction about his dream.
What are the two governing principles in time management: Who's in charge/Develop self-mastery of discipline by developing good habits.
The autocratic leadership style says: do it my way!
For a meeting to accomplish results, who should act as the "meeting referee" if necessary? You, the leader
ABC Lists help to: prioritize tasks.
Simply stated, time management is: using the time available to the greatest advantage
Communication is: any connection between human beings.
The first level of communication is known as: cliche conversation
To engage in the highest level of communication, you need: trust and self-disclosure
According to research, what percent of our communication comes through non-verbal channels of communication: 75-90%
When you are emphathetically listening and understanding another person's point of view without having to change it, you are using: validation.
When a person is able to repeat back to another individual what he, she, or they are saying to their satisfaction, the person is using: active listening
We prefer certain physical distances with other people, also called proximity, and the distance or space that is the normal personal space people prefer to have with one another is: 18 inches to 4 feet
The style of communication that allows others to invade, take advantage, and control with the "speaker's consent" is called: passive communication
The deepest and more profound type of communication in which individuals are approaching absolute openness and honesty is the communication level called: peak communication
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