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The problem of Africa is not spiritual. It’s leadership. The day we decide to solve our leadership problem is the day we will see true prosperity. #leadershipatalllevels #developingtheleaderwithin #developingtheleadersaround

The problem of Africa is not spiritual. It’s leadership. The day we decide to solve our leadership problem is the day we will see true prosperity. #leadershipatalllevels #developingtheleaderwithin #developingtheleadersaround

How can you apply more pressure for a ceasefire and the liberation of Palestine? Come to drop-in coaching to explore how this excruciating moment is stretching and changing your concept of leadership & what new actions you can in deeper solidarity. https://lnkd.in/e6WU34Bj

There is a reason today why we see the pictures of these ancestors and we're in awe of them and what they stood for. How many of our modern day African leaders can compare to the legacy of these guys? How many of current crop of leaders can say they are uncompromising when it comes to the affairs of the African people 🤔 We keep remembering these leaders for one simple reason. We crave their vision driven leadership in Africa today and unfortunately it does not exist. Hence we keep reminiscing of the past because we need leaders like these who can take us to the future. There is a leader in everyone of us that needs to come out and do what's right for our people. We need a kind of fragmented leadership that can not be picked apart any longer, We need a kind of leadership that ultimately has different ideas heading towards the same destination. We need an #Ubuntu driven focus. A leadership that empowers every Alkebulan all over the world to become the King's and Queens we are meant to be. Join The Emerging Alkebulan We are building a community 😀 #Oladelesthoughts #EmergingAlkebulan #TheEmergingAlkebulan #MindsetChangers #MindsetMatters #UnapologeticallyAfrican #UnapologeticallyAlkebulan #KnowTheySelf

There is a reason today why we see the pictures of these ancestors and we're in awe of them and what they stood for. How many of our modern day African leaders can compare to the legacy of these guys? How many of current crop of leaders can say they are uncompromising when it comes to the affairs of the African people 🤔 We keep remembering these leaders for one simple reason. We crave their vision driven leadership in Africa today and unfortunately it does not exist. Hence we keep reminiscing of the past because we need leaders like these who can take us to the future. There is a leader in everyone of us that needs to come out and do what's right for our people. We need a kind of fragmented leadership that can not be picked apart any longer, We need a kind of leadership that ultimately has different ideas heading towards the same destination. We need an #Ubuntu driven focus. A leadership that empowers every Alkebulan all over the world to become the King's and Queens we are meant to be. Join The Emerging Alkebulan We are building a community 😀 #Oladelesthoughts #EmergingAlkebulan #TheEmergingAlkebulan #MindsetChangers #MindsetMatters #UnapologeticallyAfrican #UnapologeticallyAlkebulan #KnowTheySelf

Please comment like and share! Listen carefully to the wise words of Zvi Yehezkeli. He mentions some forgotten facts, which the whole world should remember in general and the Palestinian/Arab world in particular. #middleeast #culture #leadership

Authentic servant leadership is an inate characteristics rooted in having emotional intelligence, compassion, and empathy directed at reducing inequities and injustices toward the commoner and society in general. What we see here is self-serving and meaningless if this leader fail in all other requisites indicative of a true servant leadership virtues. As you can see, one of the responders, Ms. Auset Ankh Re, have a different lens from which she drew her contrast to your narrative and that of others who were led to believe that the action depicted here essentially demonstrates true leadership.

Unity will not make us rich, but it can make it difficult for Africa and the African peoples to be disregarded and humiliated. And it will, therefore, increase the effectiveness of the decisions we make and try to implement for our development. The Central Leadership Program has taught me a lot about Africa. Check out my blog post on African Unity. https://lnkd.in/eRxK7rp7

“If you can’t help someone, don’t hurt them” On day two of our week long travel to Namibia, one of our Partners Mandla Mvelase and I spoke about leadership, more specifically about when someone has so much potential to have a great career but lack the emotional intelligence to be a great leader. “If you can’t help someone, don’t hurt them” was part of what Mandla told me and words that have changed my perspective on leadership and the abuse of power in organisations forever. #managementconsulting #leadershipdevelopment #leadershipcoaching #lifeofamanagementconsultant #industrialpsychology #perspective