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   %TRUE LEADERSHIP DEFINE NEW GOAL IDEAL VALUE WAY+931116
    %COOPERATE FULFILL INTEND RESPECT HONOR SATISFY 931116

     True  leaders  help those who follow to cooperate  in
new ways to define and fulfill new communal goals,  ideals
and values which all people may together respect and honor
with personal and communal integrity.

     True leadership entails:

     1.  New ways to cooperate with personal satisfaction.
     2.  New definitions of new goals, ideals and values.
     3.  New new expectations and anticipations.
     4.  New patterns of respect and honor.
     5.  New patterns of personal and communal integrity.
     6.  New recognitions of new truths about reality.
     7.  New levels of satisfaction and meaning.

     True leaders are not coercive and are not preoccupied
with issues of control and/or personal superiority.

     True  leaders  are  not  preoccupied  with  issues of
personal  conformity and/or non-conformity to any  set  of
standards.

     True leaders are  not  preoccupied with how to gather
personal credit and respect to and for themselves.

     True leaders promote personal cooperation and  mutual
respect  in  balanced ways which are  integrative  in  new
ways.

     Those  who  follow  true leaders find that  they  can
participate  in respecting each other's work in fulfilling
new expectations and anticipations with respect and honor.

     Through  the leadership of true leaders other  people
discover  how  to  promote  both  personal  and   communal
integrity through the recognition and living of new truths
about reality and themselves in integrative relationships.

     True  leaders help followers to reach new  levels  of
personal fulfillment,  satisfaction and meaning;  not  new
levels  of  frustration  in  not  being  able to   fulfill
unrealistic goals, values and ideals.

                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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