George Walker Bush

About the Book

Leadership Qualities

President W. Bush is a compassionate conservative who goes a long way to show his love for his country and the people. He is a visionary leader who will go extra miles to protect the people and the economy of the United States. Previous administration taught the masses how to eat fish but W. Bush taught the masses how to catch fish. “Teach the people how to catch fish; you´ve taught them how to eat fish forever”. He is full of faith, grace, wisdom and innate power to succeed in all his endeavors. He is a great man; a man with great vision. He is an intelligent traveler who knows whence he came and whither he goes. He understands the span of life and makes it freer of obstacles and enjoyable because he understands all of its purposes and ways and uses it to the fullest.

W. Bush chose the side of the good. He stood for the truth, the right, and the devout interest of humanity, not only of the American people but also of the whole world at large. He does not just think of an individual but thinks of him as well in terms of the constructive, peaceful course it is wished he would follow. This, when successful, results in the individual´s being motivated to act in the very manner desired by those concentrating upon him. Further, the individual feels that these urges have sprung up within his consciousness. To him, they seem to be the consequences of his own thought; therefore, he offers no opposition.

George has a gift for leadership or management. He carries very heavy responsibilities. He maintains relationships. He recognizes and pursues a clearly defined goal or objective. He represent others and has a compelling force capable of moving those that are led. As a leader, he takes initiative to lead, direct and mobilizes. His leadership is responsible to the people whom he led.

Walker’s leadership qualities, especially in the area of taming terrorism, economy and national security led to positive results, realization of his goal of revamping the economy, productivity, positive development, dependability, mobilization, participation and motivation.

However, it suffices to say that his effective leadership is like a house built on a hilltop, which cannot be hidden. Bush effective leadership is self-evident in the result that it produces in the fight against terrorism. His administration created terror in the heart of the terrorist and destabilizes their net work all over the world.

Bush, as an effective leader, exhibits vision, personal integrity, commitment to hard work, sound knowledge and understanding, ability to think constructively and objectively, as well as balanced philosophy of life. It is in the light of the above that one can easily see why he continues to be successful. He has a real vision of life, and a decent philosophy of life to live by. He knows who he is, where he is coming from, what he is living for, where he is going from here and what he is expecting at the end of his earthly pilgrimage.

He is alert, has a discerning spirit, and is sensitive to the needs of the people. President Bush believes in the community. This community has rights, which belong to each individual and to the community as a whole. Each one is responsible to the other. This gave him the idealism, which was to mould his character. It was also the idealism which brought him into politic. It is, above all, this idealism which brought him to his chosen carrier.

This is the type of man he is; he took his tasks very seriously. His life has always been earnest. His opinions are steadfast. But to retain his sense of being, to keep his feeling of belonging, he has to refurbish his sense of humor. He is an extra-ordinary man, capable of tears almost as deeply as he is capable of laughter. The two go together in a sensitive personality. And Walker Bush is sensitive.

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