Saturday, October 24, 2015

Leadership lesson from Mahatma Gandhi of India - Leadership of Non Violence and Non Cooperation

'Quamplurimi et quam aptissimi" (As many as possible of the very best)

Mahatma Gandhi from India is the philosophical and spiritual leader of India.  Through leadership of non violence and non cooperation, his people was able to rest independence from the British Rule.

Here is a powerpoint/slideshare on his Leadership Lessons



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7 comments:

  1. Maahatma gandhi was a good spiritual and political leader. He was able to change and stuggle thru "ahimsa" fighting thru use of non violence. This is an unconventional one which became known to the world wherein you can do something out of nothing forhe benefit of the populace. This outfaced other mode of stuggles which will remain in history.

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    1. Thanks Leader Renato. They used this at EDSA reb 1 to defuse tension between the tank and the masses of people. It did not work in China at Tiananmen square.

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  2. Gandhi was a seeker of the truth. In India he is greatly known as the "Father of the Nation" and he always wanted to share his knowledge to his people. He was a great communicator, in fact, the people would feel his powerful words as if they were the only people he really wanted to speak with. In other words, he can make an impact in another person's life. His great aim in life was to have a vision of God thus making him a perfect spiritual leader. He employed non-violent principles and peaceful disobedience that influenced the world. He is a true inspiration for his nonviolent philosophy of passive resistance.

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  3. We must all strive to be good communicators as we did in CTA. You must sharpen the saw, your power to influence others with words. Thus it was an important event, with rewards, and wide publicity

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  4. Ghandi is a great leader through his advocacy on non-violence. What really attracts me in this movie is the scene on Ghandi's fasting. Where he draws more followers and he resolve conflicts through that.

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  5. Gandhi is one of the few leaders of the world who listens intently to then people. This is important in any leadership role. As mentioned we as leaders must understand the we are bound to be surpassed, the strong may weaken the wise may err. It is amazing as high his position of leadership is, he is that he is able to stop speaking and open himself to quietly listen.

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  6. I remember a quote whil reading might be good to share
    Vision without action is merely a dream. Action without vision just passes the time. Vision with action can change the world. joel a barker

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