Emotional intelligence, being “the ability to manage your own emotions” (Clawson, 2001: 3), entails more than the capacity to analyze, understand, be aware of, and control one’s own emotions. It also embodies an empathic ability to recognize and respond to emotions in others. Transformational leaders, by virtue of their high emotional intelligences, are attuned to the particular emotive states of those around them...
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It also embodies an empathic ability to recognize and respond to emotions in others. Transformational leaders, by virtue of their high emotional intelligences, are attuned to the particular emotive states of those around them. And since Transformational leaders are attuned to the needs of their followers, they can focus on those needs to inspire their followers to pursue greatness...
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Leadership Principles Sam Walton gave "rules for success" in his autobiography, one of which was to appreciate associates with praise (Walton, 1996). There are four factors to transformational leadership, (also known as the "four I's"): idealized influence, inspirational motivation, intellectual stimulation, and individual consideration...	3 / 682
transactional and transformational leadership Transformational leaders also build a commitment to and respect for values that provide agreement on how to deal with ethical issues. Leadership approaches: Transactional Leadership Transformational Leadership Relations to others Independent Interdependent Rights and obligations Actions to protect individual Actions that meet social rights are valued obligation are valued Nature of goals Pragmatic goals Idealistic goals Evaluation of means and ends Ends justify means Means justify ends Behavioral strategy to Social contract and Cultivating personal virtues influence others exchange of resources and empowerment of other are basis for influence as basis of influence Nature of ethics Emphasis on purpose Emphasis on duty and on particulars and on universals	2 / 307
Transformational Leadership Second, a conductor with a transformational leadership style conveys his artistic conception as a vision. Third, a transformationally leading conductor enhances the musicians’ intellectual stimulation...	4 / 982
Supervisor-Subordinate Relationships In Transformational Leadership And Leader-Member Exchange Model Of Leadership: Differences And Similarities. 107). Owing to leaders, the team members know the goals and the ways to achieve them. According to Bass’s (2003) conceptualization, transformational leadership consists of charisma, intellectual stimulation, inspirational motivation, and individualized consideration...	7 / 1814