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on January 31, 2020 · Leave a Comment

How Leaders Can Inspire Others

Being a leader means possessing lots of different traits, qualities, and skills. You need to be able to effectively lead your team and inspire them to perform well. It’s not always easy to inspire others, especially when morale in your team is running low.

If you’re looking for ways to be inspirational, there are various techniques that you might find helpful.

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Leaders Show That They Care

Employees want to know that their leaders care about them. They don’t want to be simply bossed around by someone who doesn’t care about their needs.

If you want to inspire people, you should show that you care about their well-being. Demonstrate that you see your employees as people and that you care about them as much as you do about your business.

Leaders Value Input from Others

If you’re working as a team, it’s important to show that it really is a team and not a dictatorship. While it’s your job to take the lead, you should also show that you value other people’s input.

This will inspire them to contribute, knowing that they will have their contributions recognized, and they will receive credit and rewards.

Propaganda to Boost Morale

You might think of propaganda in a negative light, but it can actually help to inspire people.

I’m not referring to of Nazi propaganda. Consider the wartime posters encouraging women to play their part in the war.

Or how about the British “make do and mend” campaign from WWII?

The infographic below shares a history of American propaganda posters you can use, along with other materials to inspire and encourage your team.


Infographic Design By Norwich University

The one I’ve seen around the socialverse is Rosie the Riveter. If you do a search, you’ll find all kinds of memes with this poster.

Wrapping Up How Leaders Can Inspire Others

I hope you found these leadership tips helpful. And maybe you’ll use one of these posters to create an inspiring message for your team!

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Hi, I'm Cori. I'm a Virtual Service Provider supporting authors, bloggers and solopreneurs with website set-ups, social media management, blog content and other administrative tasks. You can find me on Facebook , Twitter , LinkedIn , and Pinterest.

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