Confused about ways to keep the team motivated and inspired? Well, to be able to do so, you will have to imbibe the qualities of an inspirational leader and lead by example.
The methods and ways of providing effective leadership to team members have changed over a couple of years. Various leadership strategies and methods have evolved with time. However, one thing that has not changed and probably never will is the importance associated with the leader being able to provide effective and motivational leadership to the followers and inspire them to achieve goals.
So, what is it that makes an inspirational leader? Given here are some qualities of an inspirational leader that any professional will need to inculcate in himself/herself to be successful as a leader.
Passionate: An effective leader has to be passionate about work, team members, vision and mission of the organisation. Only a passionate leader can sprinkle and spread the passion to the team members and inspire them to perform better. The leader’s belief in the vision and mission of the company is critical for enabling others to understand what is expected of them and help them perform according to the goals set for them.
Visionary: All great leaders have been great visionaries. As a good leader, you must be able to see what the future holds for the organisation and the workers and work towards making life better for everyone around. He/she must be able to align his interests with the company’s interests and push people to deliver their best.
Patient listener: Another important thing that a good leader should have is patient listening. Your team members may be going through multiple problems ranging from issues at workplace to personal problems. As a patient listener, you will be able to understand what is affecting performance and then take steps to correct them, before things go out of hand. Moreover, the team members may have multiple ideas and suggestions and listening to them may give you a brilliant business idea and make the team members feel important.
Trustworthy: To be a successful leader whom people want to follow, it is important to be trustworthy. If a leader is not trustworthy, obviously the team members will not want to follow him/her. The followers must believe in their leader, his/her vision and mission to be able to follow and deliver results. As such, a leader needs to be a highly principled person, personally and professionally.
Understanding: To be successful as leader, it is important to understand your follower’s needs and provide them what they need. The needs can vary from growth path to training. A good leader is one who is able to extract these needs from the team member and make arrangements to fulfill them, as per the person’s capabilities. Even if the needs are such that cannot be met due to organisational limitations, you must be able to give them satisfactory answers. A leader who understands the followers’ needs is always a motivational factor for his/her followers.
A leader always takes care of his/her followers and makes them feel included and important. Also, it is imporatnt for a leader to be able to lead by examples and provide motivation to the followers by working hard to achieve goals. A leader is born only through hard work and knowledge and should be able to impart these values to the followers.
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