Machiavelli
Every leader must possess certain essential characteristics and qualities that are imperative inorder to be successful. In “The Qualities of the Prince,” Niccolo Machiavelli describes the traits and nature required, in his opinion, to be an efficient leader. The essay is primarily directed to instruct a ruler, or political figure, but many of the ideas that Machiavelli presents in the essay can have relevance to those in leadership positions today. Machiavelli explains that a prince must demonstrate discipline, sometimes through cruel or unjust manners, but at the same time, also show mercy. This may be important to a coach, who must discipline his or her team in order to keep them focused, but must also show enough mercy so that he or she is not hated. According to Machiavelli, a prince should be feared but never hated. A prince must make himself feared in such a manner that he will avoid hatred. In one of his most controversial statements, “A man who wishes to make a vocation of being good all the times will come to ruin among so many who are not good” (Machiavelli 45), Machiavelli explain
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Approximate Word count = 760
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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