Leaders

Adolf Hitler was born in Austria to an Austrian couple in 1889. His father, Alois Hitler, worked for the custom of the Austrian government. His mother, Klara Polzl, is the mother at home. When I was young they moved to Passau in Germany, where he developed the distortion of the speech he knew. When he was young he found a book about his father's war and was crazy about it. They returned to Austria and Adolf conflicted with his father. Alois Hitler tried to convince his son to trace the footsteps to the government, but he did not want it.

War leaders, religious leaders, leaders of the kingdom, leaders of social or political movement, leaders of the modern world, leaders of multinational corporations (CEO). Leaders, their traits, and the impacts related to their behavior changed, but the basic importance of leadership endured the test of time. In explaining the internship program provided by AIESEC in the first year of the university, they often asked: "Are accommodations and meals free during the internship?" It is a deceptive It is action. Only a certain number of internship programs are offering free services.

This is the fundamental gap of the leadership method. Over the years, as we looked at the leader as a hero, we moved to see the leader as a visionary, strategist, creator of culture and team builder. But as the image of our leader changes and evolves, we still seem to be absorbed in the idea of ​​Dell Carnegie's 1936 "How to Win a Friend and Affect People". We still believe that the essence of leadership is to influence others to do what we want them to do. For those who are influenced by the followers of other people, we have a very worthy word.

Touching leaders have a story that makes them leaders through their voices, past or present. They may or may not consider themselves a leader, they may not want to be leaders, but their followers make them a leader and logic and require that there be a leader where the followers are To do. Artists, heroes, villains, writers and even victims can all become leaders. Yes, bad people can become leaders. As long as people like Adolf Hitler and Charles Manson have believers, no one can exist, so they must be leaders. Through their struggle and action, victims can also become encouraging leaders, like other rumors speak out and inspire others to advance, like rape victims. Emotional leaders tell us that leadership has a story, overcoming adversity, and understanding emotions