What is leadership? LO22329

GT1LIFE@aol.com
Sat, 24 Jul 1999 09:11:11 EDT

Replying to LO22326 --

In a message dated 7/23/99 7:02:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ilx@execpc.com
writes:

>True I use a less idealistic definition of leadership. I do that because
>it is the way my classes define leadership. It also fits what I see in
>organizations. Not all people follow a leader because of virtue. The y
>follow more because of their own needs what ever those may be. Ranging
>form need to be a part of, to money, to a righteous cause.

As a Pastor, you may find it interesting that I see and use the same
motivators as we help people find fulfillment (while internalizing and
sharing the Gospel). Mobilization is all about motivation, strengths, dreams
and aspirations. Many times people need to be involved so that they can
redeem an old experience/wound or claim their story. At AUMC
<A HREF="http://www.ashburnumc.org/">Ashburn United Methodist Church</A> we
welcome that investment.

Greg Troxell

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