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Authenticity is crucial for credibility from "summary" of Change Leader by Michael Fullan

Authenticity is crucial for credibility. When leaders are authentic, they build trust with those they are leading. This trust is essential for credibility to be established and maintained. Authentic leaders are honest and transparent about who they are and what they stand for. They do not try to be someone they are not, and they do not hide their true selves from others. In order to be authentic, leaders must be self-aware. They must understand their own values, beliefs, and motivations. This self-awareness allows them to act in a way that is consistent with their true selves. When leaders are authentic, their actions and decisions are seen as genuine and sincere by those around them. Authentic leaders also demonstrate integrity in all that they do. They are consistent in their words and actions, and they follow through on their commitments. This consistency builds credibility with others, as they can trust that the leader will do what they say they will do. Furthermore, authentic leaders are able to connect with others on a deeper level. They are able to build strong relationships with those they are leading, which helps to create a sense of community and belonging. This connection is essential for credibility, as it shows that the leader truly cares about the well-being of those they are leading.
  1. Authenticity is a key factor in establishing credibility as a leader. When leaders are authentic, they build trust, demonstrate integrity, and connect with others on a deeper level. This authenticity is essential for credibility to be established and maintained in any leadership role.
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Change Leader

Michael Fullan

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