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Leaders must be willing to make tough decisions from "summary" of The 5 Levels of Leadership by John C. Maxwell

Leaders at the highest levels understand that making tough decisions is a necessary part of their role. They know that difficult choices come with the territory, and they are willing to face them head-on. These leaders do not shy away from the hard decisions; instead, they embrace them as opportunities to demonstrate their leadership abilities. Tough decisions can take many forms, from letting go of underperforming team members to reorganizing a department to meet new challenges. Leaders who are unwilling to make tough decisions often find themselves stuck in a state of indecision, unable to move forward. They may hope that the problem will go away on its own or that someone else will take care of it, but this rarely happens. In order to be effective leaders, individuals must be willing to step up and take responsibility for the tough decisions that need to be made. This means being able to assess a situation objectively, weigh the pros and cons, and make a decision that is in the best interest of the team or organization. It also means being able to communicate that decision clearly and confidently, even in the face of resistance or criticism. Leaders who are willing to make tough decisions are respected by their team members and peers because they demonstrate integrity, courage, and a commitment to doing what is right. They are seen as strong and decisive, someone who can be trusted to lead the team through difficult times. By being willing to make tough decisions, leaders show that they are capable of handling whatever challenges come their way and are not afraid to take risks in order to achieve success.
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    The 5 Levels of Leadership

    John C. Maxwell

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