Christmas Eve is peaceful and cheerful, from Santa Claus’ workshop in North Pole to Charles Dicken's Chrismas Carol, Christmas is filled
with history, fairy, joy and theme. And it's also the moment to learn some leadership influence:
1. Power of Positive
It takes but one positive thought when given a chance to survive
and thrive to overpower an entire army of negative thoughts. --Robert H. Schuller
“All of the other
reindeer, used to laugh and call him names, They never let poor Rudolph play in
any Reindeer games”
Santa looked for the strengths and uniqueness in Rudolph; he
looked for what was fair, what was right. What Rudolph could do; how he
could contribute, how he make difference.
2. Power of Provocation
No sight that human eyes can look upon is more provocative
of awe than is the night sky scattered thick with stars. Llewelyn Powys
“Santa Claus is comin' to town. He's making a list, and
checking it twice. He's going to find out who's been naughty or nice. Santa
Claus is comin' to town”.
Great leadership influence is thought-provoking, insightful,
and unimaginable, great leaders know it’s not about how successful they are,
but how they can brings hope, value and delight to the others.
3. Power of Passion
”Reindeer sleigh, come our way, HO HO HO, cherry nose Cap on head, suit that's red Special night, beard that's white. Must be Santa, Must be Santa, Must be Santa, Santa Claus”
Great leaders take journey step-by-step, they play the role
seriously, but not take themselves too seriously, they wake up the righteous
and cheer up the powerless; they may not make the influence via the volume of
voice, but upon the symbol of wisdom. They enlighten all way along.
Christmas is the moment to hold all thoughts and ponder
deeper about great leadership influence again.
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