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The document emphasizes the importance of leading by example through non-verbal communication, consistent actions, and self-awareness. It outlines how actions shape perceptions, build trust, and influence others while providing practical tips for impactful body language. Ultimately, it encourages individuals to align their words with their deeds and recognize the ripple effect of their actions on teams and communities.

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Actions Speak Leading by Example1

The document emphasizes the importance of leading by example through non-verbal communication, consistent actions, and self-awareness. It outlines how actions shape perceptions, build trust, and influence others while providing practical tips for impactful body language. Ultimately, it encourages individuals to align their words with their deeds and recognize the ripple effect of their actions on teams and communities.

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Actions Speak: Leading

by Example
Your actions can speak louder than words. So, why not make the best
statement? Learn how to lead by example.

By 1) Dhawal Pawar
2) Nilesh Dhanwate
3) Deep Waghwani
4) Monti Kotrange
5) Upendra Joshi
The Power of Non-Verbal Communication
Body Language Tone of Voice Visual Cues

Facial expressions, gestures, and The way you speak conveys emotions Appearance and surroundings impact
posture communicate unspoken and attitudes, enhancing your perceptions of credibility and
messages. message. authority.
How Actions Shape
Perceptions
1 Building Trust 2 Influencing Others
Consistent actions build Leading by example inspires
trust and credibility with and motivates others to
others. follow your lead.

3 Setting Standards
Actions establish expectations and norms within teams and
organizations.
Everyday Opportunities
to Lead by Example

Teamwork Ethics Innovation


Collaborate Uphold high ethical Embrace creativity
effectively and standards in all and encourage new
support your interactions. ideas.
colleagues.
Aligning Your Words
and Deeds
1 Integrity
Ensure your actions match your stated values and beliefs.

2 Honesty
Communicate truthfully and transparently with others.

3 Responsibility
Take ownership of your actions and their consequences.
Overcoming the "Say-
Do" Gap
Self-Reflection
Identify discrepancies between your words and actions.

Accountability
Hold yourself accountable for closing the gap.

Continuous Improvement
Strive to align your words and deeds consistently.
Developing Self-Awareness

2 Reflect

1
Seek Feedback

Observe
3

Cultivate self-awareness to understand how your actions impact others. Practice mindfulness and pay attention to your
thoughts and feelings.
The Ripple Effect of Your Actions

1 Community

2 Organization

3 Team

4 Individual

Your actions have a ripple effect, influencing individuals, teams, organizations, and communities. Be mindful of the impact
you create.
Practical Tips for
Impactful Body
Language
Eye Contact Posture
Maintain eye contact to show Stand tall and maintain an
sincerity and engagement. open posture to project
confidence.

Gestures
Use purposeful gestures to emphasize key points.
Conclusion: Make Your Actions Count
Leading by example is a powerful way to inspire and influence others. Align your words and deeds, cultivate self-awareness,
and be mindful of the ripple effect of your actions. Your actions truly make a difference.

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