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Everyday leadership.

Akira Maeda^1,2,3,4,5, Kohji Nagata^1,2,3,4,5, Elizabeth O Carr^1,2,3,4,5

¹Akira Maeda DDS Dentist, Womble Gate American Dentistry, Yokosuka, Japan.

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Everyday leadership focuses on purpose-driven, self-led, and ethical practices, emphasizing personal accountability and a commitment to a mission. It guides individuals to influence culture through integrity and continuous effort, not just titles.

Keywords:

Leadership motivation organisational culture professional autonomy social values

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Area of Science:

Organizational Behavior
Leadership Studies
Ethics in Management

Background:

Traditional leadership models often focus on hierarchy and charisma.
There is a need for a leadership framework accessible to all individuals, regardless of role or background.
Everyday leadership emphasizes self-mastery and ethical conduct.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a practical framework for everyday leadership.
To define the essential conditions for effective leadership.
To explore the impact of everyday actions on organizational culture.

Main Methods:

Conceptual framework development.
Analysis of behavioral insights and real-world examples.
Exploration of the tension between social and market norms.

Main Results:

Identified three essential conditions for leadership: enduring mission, unwavering effort, and alignment with like-minded individuals.
Highlighted the significance of everyday actions in shaping organizational culture and influencing the 'movable middle'.
Emphasized integrity, alignment, and purposeful action as core components of everyday leadership.

Conclusions:

Everyday leadership is a continuous process of choosing significance over convenience.
Effective leadership is measured by courage and persistent effort, not perfection.
The framework offers guidance for healthcare professionals and others seeking meaningful leadership in daily practice.