Question 1

List the three elements to the Leadership Point of View:

Accepted Answer

a. Can you SEE what needs to be done?&#10;b. Do you UNDERSTAND ALL of the forces at play?&#10;c. Do you have the COURAGE TO ACT to make things better?

Question 2

Leadership is about managing &#8230;&#10;A) People.&#10;B) Energy&#10;C) The system.&#10;D) Yourself.

Accepted Answer

B

Question 3

A major reason for the lack of leadership in the world is &#8230;&#10;A) The fear of rejection.&#10;B) Too few born leaders.&#10;C) Not enough opportunity.&#10;D) Too many poor people.

Accepted Answer

Fear of rejection is a common hurdle for many individuals who aspire to be leaders. It can prevent people from stepping out of their comfort zones, taking risks, and making tough decisions. This fear often arises from a lack of confidence and a fear of failure, which can be particularly acute in those who have not had much experience in leadership roles. Therefore, the fear of rejection is a major reason for the lack of leadership in the world. The other options - too few born leaders, not enough opportunity, and too many poor people - do not adequately address the root cause of the problem.

Question 4

You cannot change the world unless you &#8230;&#10;A) Change the leaders&#10;B) Change the system&#10;C) Change yourself&#10;D) Change people's religions.

Accepted Answer

Changing yourself is the best way to start changing the world. By improving yourself and your own actions, you set an example for others and can inspire them to make positive changes as well. Changing leaders or the system can be difficult and take a long time, and changing people's religions is not a respectful or practical approach.

Question 5

People who live exclusively inside-out are usually known as &#8230;&#10;A) Great leaders&#10;B) Pillars of society.&#10;C) Boring.&#10;D) Narcissistic.

Accepted Answer

People who live exclusively inside-out, focusing solely on their own thoughts and feelings, are often characterized as narcissistic. They tend to be self-absorbed and may struggle with empathy for others.

Question 6

&#34;That's not my job.&#34; is a statement one might expect from someone with &#8230;&#10;A) The Leadership Point of View&#10;B) A Follower's Point of View&#10;C) A Bureaucratic Point of View&#10;D) An Administrative Point of View

Accepted Answer

This statement suggests a bureaucratic point of view, where the person is only concerned with their assigned responsibilities and does not believe it is their job to handle any tasks outside of that.

Deck 1: The Leadership Point of View