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to develop a strategy people could use to address a challenge faced by the
U.S.. Begin by thinking about the U.S. What is a political, social, economic,
or environmental challenge people are facing? Here are some challenges to think
about:

Do people have enough
national parks to visit and enjoy?


Are there bicycle lanes so
people can drive fewer cars?


Do the political leaders get
along with leaders in other countries?


How many people in your
nation do not have a job? Are people putting trash into the ocean? After you identify a challenge, conduct a safe internet search about the issue. Then propose a
strategy that people could use to help solve the issue. On a separate piece of
paper, describe the challenge and explain your proposed strategy to address the
challenge.
Summary

   What do we mean by the challenges of leadership?

   When are the challenges of leadership most obvious?

   What are some of the specific challenges that many leaders face, and how can you cope with them?

Leadership constantly presents challenges to a leader and their abilities. These challenges are an incitation to rise to another level, to test yourself and improve in the process, and to show that you can accomplish something that may seem difficult or even impossible. This section describes the kinds of challenges a leader faces, and suggests some ways in which leaders can weather and benefit from them.

What do we mean by the challenges of leadership?

Being a leader is in itself a challenge. The challenges of leadership are really of three kinds: external, coming from people and situations; internal, stemming from within the leader himself; and those arising from the nature of the leadership role.

External challenges

It's almost impossible to imagine a situation where a leader doesn't have to cope with external challenges. In an organization, such issues as lack of funding and other resources, opposition from forces in the community, and interpersonal problems within the organization often rear their heads. Social, economic, and political forces in the larger world can affect the organization as well. To some extent, the measure of any leader is how well he can deal with the constant succession of crises and minor annoyances that threaten the mission of his group. If he is able to solve problems, take advantage of opportunities, and resolve conflict with an air of calm and a minimum of fuss, most of the external issues are hardly noticeable to anyone else.

If the leader doesn't handle external challenges well, the organization probably won't, either. We've all seen examples of this, in organizations where everyone, from the director to the custodian, has a constantly worried look, and news is passed in whispers. When people feel that leaders are stressed or unsure, they themselves become stressed or unsure as well, and the emphasis of the group moves from its mission to the current worrisome situation. The work of the group suffers.

Internal challenges

While leadership presents to each of us the opportunity to demonstrate the best of what we are, it also exposes our limitations. In many cases, good leaders have to overcome those limitations in order to transmit and follow their vision. Fear, lack of confidence, insecurity, impatience, intolerance (all can act as barriers to leadership. At the same time, acknowledging and overcoming them can turn a mediocre leader into a great one.

It's often very difficult for people, especially those who see themselves as leaders, to admit that they might have personality traits or personal characteristics that interfere with their ability to reach their goals. Part of good leadership is learning to accept the reality of those traits, and working to change them so they don't get in the way.

   Sometimes, what seems to be an advantage may present a challenge as well. A leader who's extremely decisive may alienate followers by never consulting them, or by consistently ignoring their advice. A leader who's terrific at developing relationships with others in the organization may be unable to tell someone when she's not doing her job. Some characteristics can be double-edged swords, positive in some circumstances and negative in others. The real challenge is in knowing the difference, and adapting your behavior accordingly.

Challenges arising from leadership itself

Real leadership makes great demands on people. As a leader, you are responsible for your group's vision and mission, for upholding a standard, often for being the group's representative to the rest of the world and its protector as well. These responsibilities might be shared, but in most organizations, one person takes the largest part of the burden.

Read the statement from the U.S. Constitution. Congress shall have power . . . to make all laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing power. —The United States Constitution To what does this statement refer?

an executive privilege

the elastic clause

nonlegislative powers

limits on governmental power

Blue Jeans
2
$22.00
$25.00
Cheeseburger 4
$3.00
$5.00
Haircut
2
$12.00
$13.00
Suppose a market basket of goods and services includes the following for
two successive years.
According to the table above, between the years of 2004 and 2005 the
consumer price index increased by

Polo (a clothes company) goes out of business. What happens to supply of clothes?


A. The S-curve shifts to the right

B. The S-curve shifts left

C. The S-curve doesn't shift. QS increases

D. The S-curve doesn't shift. QD decreases

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ways in which social media platforms are abused?​

Which of the following is TRUE about county government in Florida?

A. Counties vary widely in terms of size, population, and functions.
B. Counties serve primarily as judicial districts.
C. Counties get their authority from the Federal Government.
D. Counties must operate under a charter.

a ball cost is rs 3520.what is the price of such 6 balls​

Which of the following types of speech is generally protected by the First Amendment?

Please help me to answer this question ASAP

Write one paragraph (5 sentences) on the role geography and climate played in promoting the development of different types of work or economic activity for human survival and gain such as New England farming, Middle Atlantic farming and Southern farming during the 1600’s and 1700’s as a part of people getting responsible for their lives.

Why did world powers become interested in the islands of Oceania?

A. The islands have a strategic location

B. They needed more access to salt water

C. They wanted to learn how to wayfind

D. They wanted to learn how to build boats from the Polynesians

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Explain TWO advantages of the Fees Must Fall Campaign​

11 , 9 , 7 find the area of triangle

How the Korean Crisis impact the rest of the world?​

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Which of the following has been important impact of the globalization?

In an emergency, treaties can take effect before Congress approves them.
True
False

Anderson Jackson was the leader of what political party?

How did Zen Buddhists believe a follower can attain wisdom?

a. By gaining wealth

b. By acting properly

c. By careful meditation

d. By having a strong faith

Which of the following are factors that determine your credit score?
Check all that apply.
Answer
1
Payment history
2
Outstanding debt
3
Amount of money in the bank
Pursuit of new credit or cre& inquires
5
Credit history
6
Types of credit in use

what are the features of African socialism​

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The Treaty of Torsedillas divided the world between Spain and Portugal.
1. Hundred Years' War
2. Line of Demarcation
3. Aztec conquest
4. Italian Wars
5. Rise of Turks
6. Magellan's voyage

if a wheel of a bicycle covers 440 m in 200 rotations, find the diameter of the wheel​

A.Indian
B.Pacific
C.Atlantic

Provide evidence

Which of the following is true of Mexico’s physical geography?
A. Mexico borders the Atlantic Ocean.
B. The Andes mountains run through Mexico.
C. Defrost station is Mexico‘s primary environmental concerns.
D. This Sierra madre mountains run through Mexico.

Which country was the source of most of the illegal drugs, especially cocaine, that were imported into the US during the 1970s and 1980s?
A.
Mexico
B.
Colombia
C.
Guatemala
D.
Brazil

describe one way culture may influence prosocial behaviour

1. What is an ecosystem?
A. a process in which plants take carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and hydrogen
from water, and release oxygen into the atmosphere
B. a group of living organisms interacting with one another as well as with nonliving
things
C. a predator that lies at the top of the food chain and may feed on plants, primary
consumers, or secondary consumers
D. an organism that attaches itself to dead tertiary consumers and breaks down the
matter of their bodies

critically discuss how grassroots approaches and neo-liberalism fit in together​