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Military Leadership Graduation Speech Greetings

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Leadership Graduation Speech

Greetings and salutations to all the distinguished guests, family members, and the Non-Commissioned Officers of Advanced Leaders Course Graduation Class in attendance.

I would like to begin by stating why leadership is so valuable on a very fundamental level. Leadership is necessary because of the nature of life. The problem with life is -- it's hard. There is not one person who has, at least once in life, hoped, wished, or desired to change life for the better. Where does positive change begin? It begins with our perspective, disposition, and outlook on life. Problems are solvable. It is feasible to reach our goals.

We cannot imagine or accept the best solutions to our problems if we lack the capacity for leadership and forward thinking. Effective leadership is more than a philosophy on life; with the capacity to lead well is the power to change ourselves and in turn, our lives. Skills in leadership can help us come up with that great idea that saves the day; leadership can help us get through a tough day or tough, long period of time. Disciple gained through leadership has the power to maintain physical health and develop the precise skills necessary to cope and adapt to life's numerous challenges. Leadership is a key ingredient of most people's definitions of success.

True leaders are more likely to make goals and reach them. True leaders are more likely to perceive opportunities for advancement and have the courage to seize those opportunities. True leaders will handle what life throws their ways. Moreover, true leadership is integral to coping with the struggles of life effectively or at all. Developing leadership is essential for the success of individuals or organization and their ability to implement successful leadership strategy, building talent, and develop future leaders. Leader development is a process that requires a variety of development experiences and the ability for leaders to learn from their experience, which is part of the skill set we have learned in this course. We, the next generation of leaders, have been developed through effective strategies, proper training, and experiences.

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  • Jago, A. G. (1982). Leadership: Perspectives in theory and research. Management Science, 28(3), 315 - 336.
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