Do you foster or embody these key leadership factors?
Stay Positive. Be positive and generate positive energy in working with downlines. Downlines look up to you so you are important when it comes to motivating them. Do not carry personal stress and feelings to work. Nobody else knows why and what you are experiencing.
Accomplish Missions. Leaders know about their missions. A successful leader will seriously consider and work with missions to
fulfill the goals. A leader who always keeps missions in mind while working will also show good examples to the downlines who follow them.
Capability. A successful leader shows traits of being an expert in either your field or leadership. It could be hard for people to follow your steps, admire, or respect you as a great leader if you seem to have shallow knowledge.
Be Wise. Not all teams can work well together. A wise leader will gather or group an effective team with abilities and skills, thus trusting them with their capabilities in their work. As a leader, one must be wise as in being humble to learn from mistakes- no one is perfect.
Good Communication Skills. It is somewhat useless to have great ideas and working experience without expressing or conveying the message well. It is important to keep in touch with downlines, through e-mails or online messenger. However, it is best to have face-to-face meetings, as this would bring better effectiveness of expressing ideas.
Good Interpersonal Skills. A successful leader is generally an extrovert, meaning they could join and blend in well with downlines. Approachable, likable leaders make downlines feel comfortable enough to interact with their leaders. When there are troubles, downlines will find it easier to discuss with the leader to resolve problems together.