The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership Ch 9
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What principle states that the character you possess influences the people who follow you?

  • Law of Leadership
  • Law of Magnetism (correct)
  • Law of Process
  • Law of Attraction
  • Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the concept of the Law of Magnetism in leadership?

  • A leader known for integrity attracting individuals with various moral standards.
  • A skilled manager drawing employees who have similar work styles. (correct)
  • A successful entrepreneur mistakenly believing that followers will admire mediocrity.
  • A charismatic leader attracting followers who respect different talents.
  • How can a leader improve the quality of followers if dissatisfied with their current attraction?

  • Isolate themselves to better analyze their situation.
  • Focus on increasing their own leadership abilities. (correct)
  • Lower their expectations for leadership skills.
  • Seek followers who are vastly different in characteristics.
  • In what way did Al McGuire's statement about team dynamics reflect the Law of Magnetism?

    <p>The leadership style greatly influences the team's behavior.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What key factor must a leader possess to attract individuals with different strengths to create a balanced team?

    <p>The ability to articulate a compelling vision.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was a key reason for the attraction of musicians to Dr. Orval Butcher at Skyline Church?

    <p>His exceptional musical talent and leadership qualities</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did the Law of Magnetism manifest in the leadership transition from Dr. Butcher to the new leader at Skyline Church?

    <p>The organization shifted from valuing music to valuing leadership.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What characteristic often defines the age of people attracted to a leader in an organization?

    <p>They are often younger and reflective of the leader's age.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What effect does attitude have on the people attracted to a leader?

    <p>Attitudes among followers tend to become alike.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What role do values play in attracting people to leadership?

    <p>Leaders attract individuals who uphold the same values.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What primarily determines who you attract to your organization?

    <p>Who you are as a leader</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the implication of having many Xs next to qualities you desire in team members?

    <p>You may struggle to attract the right people</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the Law of Magnetism, what can you conclude about leadership and team dynamics?

    <p>Leaders and team members share similar qualities</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When considering the qualities of potential team members, what should you first evaluate?

    <p>The qualities you possess</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement best summarizes the message regarding self-awareness in leadership?

    <p>Understanding personal qualities is crucial to attracting the right team.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    The Law of Magnetism: Who You Are Attracts Who You Get

    • Attraction is based on likeness: The people you attract—and the qualities they possess—resemble your own. This is the "Law of Magnetism." This isn't about what you want, but who you are.

    • Self-assessment is key: To understand and improve your attracting abilities, list desired qualities in your team members. Then, self-assess whether you possess those characteristics. A high number of "X" (lacking) indicates a problem.

    • Quality of people is reflected in the leader: Leaders create a culture based on their own qualities. Talents like music or leadership are reflected and attracted in the environment.

    • Example of Dr. Orval Butcher: His musical talent attracted a highly musically skilled team. His strong leadership led to a strong team composed of leaders. He avoided the need for frequent music directors—in contrast to the author who employed five directors across fourteen years.

    • Matching traits lead to team cohesiveness: Traits like generation, attitude, background, values, energy level, giftedness, and leadership ability all influence who's attracted to a leader.

    • Positive vs. negative attitudes: Similar attitudes attract and influence the culture within teams. Positive leaders tend to draw others with similar views, vice-versa.

    • Background similarities: Individuals tend to attract and hire those with a similar background or experiences. Diversity initiatives directly combat this natural tendency.

    • Shared values attract followers: Shared values, both positive and negative, are powerful. Leaders draw followers with shared values; this includes negative leaders attracting similarly minded followers (like Adolf Hitler).

    • Similar Energy Levels: High-energy leaders often attract individuals with similar drive, while low energy leaders attract individuals with similar pace.

    • Attraction based on giftedness: Talent and excellence attract followers. People seek out leaders possessing similar talents (e.g., business skills, football coaching skills).

    • Leadership ability replication: Leaders tend to attract followers whose leadership styles and abilities are comparable to theirs.

    • Team reflects leader's qualities: Teams become reflections of their leaders' personalities, both good and bad.

    • Improving yourself improves your attracted talent: If your current team doesn't match your aspirations, focus on developing or refining your character and leadership qualities to attract the types of people you desire.

    • Recruiting difference and diversity: To avoid stagnation, deliberately employ individuals with different traits to complement or support your team's weaknesses. This requires intent and a compelling vision for the organization which is a function of Buy-In.

    • Examples of the Law in History (Civil War): Robert E. Lee's leadership attracted other highly skilled generals—demonstrating the power of magnetism and how good leaders attract good followers which consequently impacts historical course of events.

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    Explore the Law of Magnetism and how it influences the quality of people you attract. This quiz helps you reflect on your own qualities and their impact on your leadership effectiveness. Assess the traits that define your team dynamics and discover how self-awareness shapes your leadership potential.

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