Transformational leadership enhances the motivation, morale, and performance of followers through a variety of mechanisms. These include connecting the follower’s sense of identity and self to the project and the collective identity of the organization; being a role model for followers that inspires them and makes them interested; challenging followers to take greater ownership for their work, and understanding the strengths and weaknesses of followers, so the leader can align followers with tasks that enhance their performance.
Life News 5/14/2018 STEVEN ERTELT President Donald Trump will headline a national gala for a major pro-life women’s organization. Trump has earned praise from pro-life advocates for his consistent pro-life policies as President — ranging from defunding the international Planned…
Our Guest Speaker December 14th Meeting Dr. Patrick Johnston Patrick and Elizabeth Johnston reside in central Ohio with their nine home-schooled children. (Their tenth is due in January.) Patrick Johnston is a family practice physician, the founder of the Association…
Fred Kinder, a sales employee with Ramey Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge-Ram in West Virginia, started a sleeping bag giveaway last year in partnership with Charlotte based non-profit Hope Uprising. The Princeton, WV man noted that when he saw the homeless people in Charlotte,…
by Lance Wallnau Christians, especially Ministers are shocked that I post the things I post. They think I am demonstrating extraordinary courage. Actually its the opposite. I am afraid of what I see happening to America. It is like watching…
S.C. State Senator Stepped Up to the Podium During Confederate Flag Debate and Delivered a Fiery Rebuke. But It Had Nothing to Do With the Flag: ‘The Devil Is Taking Control of This Land’ Billy Hallowell/ The Blaze The South…
Joseph Edward Strickland By the Grace of God and the Apostolic See Bishop of Tyler TO THE PRIESTS, DEACONS, CONSECRATED RELIGIOUS AND CATHOLIC FAITHFUL OF THE DIOCESE OF TYLER, OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF OTHER FAITH TRADITIONS, AND ALL PEOPLE…
That goofy teasing and hyper play actually help young children develop, according to new research By SUE SHELLENBARGER June 16, 2015 When Kathryn Kerns asked 30 teens and preteens to come to her laboratory and talk about their parents, many…
