Reality leadership

The authors, both of whom have published on the topic of leadership, posit that despite a myriad of opinions, leadership is "neither mystical nor mysterious." This article tackles the topic of "reality leadership" by attempting to explain that the core of leadership "mak[es]...

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Published inAir & space power journal Vol. 20; no. 4; p. 82
Main Authors Kunich, John Charles, Lester, Richard I
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Maxwell AFB Air University Press 22.12.2006
Subjects
Analysis
Critical thinking
Education
Employees
Evaluation
Leadership
Leadership styles
Learning
Management
United States
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Summary:The authors, both of whom have published on the topic of leadership, posit that despite a myriad of opinions, leadership is "neither mystical nor mysterious." This article tackles the topic of "reality leadership" by attempting to explain that the core of leadership "mak[es] a difference, creat[es] positive change, mov[es] people to get things done, and get[s] rid of everything else that does not contribute to the mission." [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
ISSN:1555-385X
1554-2505