Decide for yourself which of these rings the most true for you, and share your leadership tweets in the comments below and I’ll share them in return.
Here you go:
Your title makes you a manager, your people will decide if you’re a leader – @IntuitBrad
Great leaders prepare during the good times, reassure through the bad times, and inspire teams to win at all times – @Wernikoff
Go big or go home; One for all and all for one – @sasan_goodarzi
Great leadership comes from the right mix of heart & mind…neither is good enough on its own to earn both trust and respect – @eileen1651
Good leaders drive, amazing leaders inspire – @tsitovich
Data and experimentation empowers teams by shifting the conversation from “I think” to “I know” – @chapo
Teams are reflections of their leaders; Passion for customers, attention to quality & integrity starts with you – @acce
True leadership is from the heart and if your heart points to the people you lead, great things will happen – @alonshwartz
An all-star team beats a team of all stars every time – @rlanesey
The best leaders make you believe you can achieve anything, and coach you to make it happen – @divinecassie
Always hire people smarter than yourself or you aren’t doing your job as a leader – @BarbGS10
Great leaders know when to lead from the front and when to get the hell out of the way – @jmillsays
Leaders think complexly; but communicate simply…if they can’t remember it, it can’t be executed – @jim_mcginnis
Leadership is making the sum bigger than individual pieces; touching hearts & minds to achieve more than ever thought possible – @jensenrickw
Good leaders learn by doing, great leaders learn by listening – @cfdonahue
You know a great leader when everyone on their team acts like one – @IntuitVijay
Leadership is making the team the hero – @hughmolotsi
Inspire a bold vision, listen actively, then empower your team by getting out of their way – @ozdane
Leaders don’t bring out greatness; they recognize it & create the environment where people can do the best work of their lives – @IntuitBrad
People prefer their leaders with flaws, because it makes leadership attainable for the rest of us – @IntuitBrad
Cheers!
