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Autumn M.
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Leaders who use this lens think their leadership started when they were compelled to address an urgent need. They took it upon themselves to change unsatisfactory practices: starting a new organization, volunteering to take on a challenge, liaising between groups in conflict.
The leaders move toward a more facilitative leadership style, and they focus on engaging others and creating collective action.
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