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    In Jim Collins book “Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies,” we are given the findings of a research project seeking to discover what it takes to make a great and successful company. The project sought out to find common characteristics (i.e. “time-tested fundamentals”) that were found throughout visionary companies. The book even goes on to debunk some commonly held myths and explain reasoning behind each of these myths. Let us begin by first addressing just a few of them. The

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    Blake Mycoskie “Be the change you want to see in the world,” a quote written by Ghandi (Mycoskie about the author). This quote is the inspiration to all of Blake Mycoskie’s positive accomplishments, as well as his motto. Has anyone ever seen or heard of the Toms brand? Is it ever wondered where the name came from or whose ideas it was to create the brand? What are Toms? Blake Mycoskie has an interesting life as well as inspiring accomplishments Blake was born on August 26,1976 (imdb.com

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    Visionary Speech Essay

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    “The power of excellence is overwhelming. It is always in demand, and nobody cares about its color” Good Morning, I am MSgt Skeete and I am going to give you a Visionary speech on General Daniel Chappie James Jr. Dealing with diversity issues since the beginning of his career, General Daniel “Chappie” James Jr. had to overcome diversity and sharpened his skills in order to be effective leader in the Air Force. This led him to eventually becoming the first African American four-star general in the

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    Visionary Leader Essay

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    [Title Here, up to 12 Words, on One to Two Lines] Jim Jones Visionary Leader/Ethical Leader Synthesis Essay In this essay I will explain why Jim Jones was a Visionary Leader but by no means an ethical leader. In many ways Jim Jones was decades ahead of his time with regards to social issues. His leadership helped many disadvantaged people in Indianapolis, Indiana. At first glance it may appear he used his Visionary Leadership for a higher cause; however his unethical pursuits, ultimately resulted

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    Oprah Winfrey is an embodiment of a visionary leader. Visionary leaders see the future in their own unique and mysterious way. They see a horizon filled with opportunities, solutions and game changing concepts. They think outside the box and address the systemic root causes of problems to create real breakthroughs. They are social innovators and change agents. Their insight, imagination and boldness sets an agenda for higher purpose that motivates people and brings them together around a shared sense

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    staff, one must have various skills and leadership styles. Having a visionary leadership style is essential to all the components of an effective leader. When it comes to staffing, the leader should know how many staff members he needs for the building as well as planning to replace staff members who plan on retiring. Having a vision in mind, they would have a backup plan if a teacher decides to retire short notice. Being visionary also helps when hiring. The effective leader would hire someone who

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    The Importance Of Dreams

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    Dreams have been a mystery of the human mind since the beginning of time. Their purpose and importance to our lives varies depending on where you go for information, but it is clear that dreams are something that come along with being human. According to the theory of Sigmund Freud, dreams are a way for our mind to process the things we are feeling in the form of symbolism (Freud 350). While many brush off their dreams as simply a way for their brain to relieve stress and process the previous day

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    These are the words spoken by Sumner Kimball when asked to describe the type of man that he wanted to staff his lifeboat stations. Sumner Kimball was an ethical and visionary leader. As Chief of the Revenue Marine Bureau, he established and championed a simple yet revolutionary plan for developing the country’s professional maritime lifesaving service. According to Shanks and York (1996), “he was concerned with acquiring quality personnel, building new stations nationwide, and improving rescue

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    strategy and character, but if you must to be without one, be without strategy” (Kruse, 2012, para. 12). A leader who highlights the pitfall of Schwarzkopf’s prudent quote is, (retired) General David A. Petraeus. On one hand, General Petraeus is a visionary leader: He conceptualized the military doctrine in response to improvised explosive devices used by terrorists, which saved countless military and civilian lives. On the other hand, General Petraeus is an unethical leader: In 2015, the public

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    (BBC). Akhenaten was a true visionary as he made revolutionary changes to the religion and art of Ancient Egypt. When Akhenaten took over the throne he made many religious changes. Firstly, he changed the religion from polytheism to monotheism. The people of Egypt have traditionally worshipped many Gods who were in human or animal forms, but when Akhenaten took over he introduced the idea of worshipping in one God; Aten or sun-disc (BBC). This shows he is a visionary because he is one of the first

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