What Did You Learn About Leadership as President of NAR?
What Did You Learn About Leadership as President of NAR?
Identify priorities, involve and educate members with clear lines of communication, and have the courage to take action, even when it may be controversial. That’s the test of leadership. —Gil Woods, 1995
I learned that another word for leadership is “service.” I also learned to appreciate the difference between “we” and “I.” People respond to the difference in attitude that accompanies those small words. —Russ Booth, 1997
When you serve as the spokesperson of a large organization, your words last beyond your year. It’s incredibly important to be able to paint a clear, concise, and accurate picture of the issues facing members and the public. —Cathy Whatley, 2003
Leadership is not about knowing all the right answers but about asking all the right questions. It’s about making good decisions when facing dreadful dilemmas and knowing what needs to be done, regardless of the consequences. —Martin Edwards Jr., 2002
Think big, think bold, and be enthusiastic, and your team will produce amazing results. —Tom Stevens, 2006
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