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What does moral leadership mean to you?
Posted on October 13, 2013 at 4:30am 14 Comments 3 Likes
Moral Leadership is a very different kind of leadership. Rather than aspiring to being followed, Moral Leaders aim to serve. Instead of showcasing their own skills, Moral Leaders tend to develop the capacities of others. Moral Leadership is not about rank – any person holding any position can be a Moral Leader, but such individuals are always characterized by a deep sense of ethics, are driven by core ideals (such as justice) and are…
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Thanks for your welcome, it means a lot.
warmly,
Kathryn