Am I A Leader?

Are you straight forward?

Do you treat every one equally despite how you feel?

Are you always responsible, even though you don’t want to be?

Do you stay positive, even in the worst situations?

Are you open-minded?

Are you confident but never afraid to ask for help if you need?

Do you help others without expecting anything in return?

Do you genuinely care about how others are feeling?

Are you approachable?

Based on your answers, it’s unlikely that you are a leader. People often think that, in order to be a leader, you need to be born a leader. But that’s untrue: leaders are rarely born. In each and everyone of us, there is a potential leader. All you may need is the courage to take a step forward and to drive to reach a goal. Learning how to be a good leader can not only impact yourself, but also the people around you. Open communication is important as well as encouraging others to grow and develop. Believe in your own potential and make things happen!

Based on your answers, you are displaying some signs of a leader. However, you can become a more effective leader. Anyone can sit down and delegate tasks, but there is more to effective leadership than that. Effective leaders have great impact on the team they manage. It is found that employees who work under great leaders are generally happier, more productive, and also more connected to their job and the company. Nothing is stopping you from what you want to be, except yourself. If you want to be a (better) leader, work for it!

Based on your answers, you are displaying various signs of a great leader. Leaders are positive, empowering, and inspiring. They give value to their followers, and they want them to perform better. Being a leader takes time. Some individuals are naturally inclined to have great leadership skills, but anyone can learn to be a leader. With hard work, dedication and planning, you can lead others to success. A great leader is one who makes those around them better: they grow, get more motivated, and get better leaders themselves.