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A new approach to writing this presentation by coupling SlideShare to LinkedIn is used to gauge the reaction of readers. Rare fruits and rare readers- what are the commonalities among them and what are the creative ideas that emerge?
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I did a new experiment before publishing this presentationI posted most of the slides
individually to LinkedIn Homepage to test the attractiveness of the topic and which slides top readers’ minds
Leaders accept
Different Perspectives
Durian is the king of fruits. Some people love its smell; where asothers find the smell revolting.
Ali Anani, PHD
Leadership Fruition (3)When a longan fruit is peeled, it looks like an eyeball
A leader gives ‘black: news in a transparent fashion so that they look like eyeballs
Ali Anani, PHD
Leadership Fruition (2)Pomelo fruit hasa Thick rind thatis filled withsweet flesh
A leader is not lured by appearances - what seems to be hard - headed staff might be full of juicy and fleshy ideas
Ali Anani, PHD
Star apple when cut into two haves the pulp inside looks like a starA leader may find ways to identify the hidden star peroformers
Ali Anani, PHD
Star fruit produces a star shape upon cutting its five ridges sideways
A leader knows one team member doesn’t become a star. Around five team members when connecting sideways a star emerges.
When leaders fall what shall they become?
After falling offthe tree. The Marula fruit will ripen enough to attract animals that people live on
Cashew Apple is a heart-shaped false fruit. Its pulp contains a toxic oil.
Beware of toxic leaders who have falsely-shaped hearts, but with toxic emotions inside.
Cashew Apples are very sweet when ripe, but appallingly harsh when not.
Moody leaders lose their taste when falling in the “mood trap”.
Bright scarlet Red Berries have great taste and are available in winter when no other raspberries are available.
Great leaders appeal from inside and outside and you may find them when nobody else does
In Multiple Fruits one flower gives many fruits, which later merge into a single fruit body
So are leaders, they may allow for individual growth with an eye to merge members as one team later
The Miracle Fruit (sweet berries) isn’t that sweet; yet it has the ability when eaten to affect the taste of even sour lemon to make it feel sweet
Great leaders know how to turn sour employees and news to sweetened outcomes
Some hard outer pear that needs a hammer to break. However; the inside pulp is fragrant
A leader might hammer hard-headed staff, if needed, knowing that they are juicy inside
Lemon-powered iPod – Fruit batteries
Great leaders charge their organizations, and so we have:Leader-powered organizations.The better the leader is, the improved charging is
Buddha's Hand citron has a closed hand shape. The fingers only open when ripe. Leaders don’t point fingers unless information is ripeLeaders give incentives open-handed in due course
The scaly skin of the fruit suggests its name as the Snake Fruit.The easily - removable skin uncovers three white segments
Leaders realize that what may look like a snake employee may not be.Leaders stock important information in more than one place
The Horse Apple fruit not only has a creepy appearance, but also exudes unappealing milk upon touch.
Some leaders are motivation-repellent from inside and outside