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Leadership has nothing to do with one’s position in a company, it has nothing to do with titles, nor with personal attributes like charisma or extraversion, it’s not management either.  \nLeadership as defined by Kevin Kruse[1] is “a process of social influence, which maximizes the efforts of others, towards the achievement of a goal.”  \nWhat we can learn from this definition is that leadership can be found in any situation where a person manages to lead others through influence not coercion, and where the leader is helping everyone move towards a common goal by maximizing their efforts. This implies that leaders learn to identify the talents and attributes of others, and they help them use these talents in the achievement of their common goal. In said situations, leaders work together with the team, setting themselves the example with their actions.  \n[1] CEO of LEADx and author of Great Leaders Have No Rules.  \nW E E K O N E : \" L E A D E R S H I P \"  \nTo become a leader, you don’t need to have a specific personality type nor be extraverted, like it was commonly thought before. You can be an introvert and become a great leader, just like Abraham Lincoln was. There are many styles and paths towards effective leadership. The style you use will depend on what feels more natural with your personality type. Having said this, it is important to note that there are common characteristic and virtues all good leaders share. The good news is that even if someone doesn’t possess them now, they can always acquire them through practice.  \nSome of the common traits all leaders share are:  \n1. Clear communication: good leaders are clear and concise at all times. 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