04/08/2022
A great leader must possess the Eagles anointing. We have often seen eagles flying gloriously in clear blue skies and wondered what makes this set of birds so unique from the others. Being one of the largest birds, eagles are aerial predators that symbolize power, ferocity, and freedom.
Here are 7 amazing facts about Eagles and how they directly reflect great leadership skills.
1. Eagles Have Vision
Vision is a successful leadership characteristic
You must have a vision that guides and leads your team towards the organization's or societal goals. The vision must be big and focused. A big, focused vision will produce big results.
2. Eagles are fearless
An eagle will never surrender to the size or strength of its prey. It will always give a fight to win its prey or regain its territory. Successful leaders are fearless. They face problems head on.
3. Eagles are Tenacious
The eagle takes advantage of the very storm that lesser birds fear and head for cover. Like an eagle, a leader can only rise to greater heights if he takes up the challenges head on without running away from it.
4. Eagles can fly up to an altitude of 10,000 feet, but they are able to swiftly land on the ground. At 10, 000 feet, you will never find another bird. If you find another bird, it has to be an eagle. Great leaders are problem solvers. They love to take challenges as the eagle does when the storm comes.
5. Eagles Never Eat Dead Meat
In other words, an eagle does not scavenge. It only eats the meat from the prey it kills itself. A true leader spends time with people who are vibrant and liberal in thinking. There is a saying that goes like this: "People you hang around with and the books you read eventually determines the person you become."
6. Eagles posses Vitality
Eagles are full of life and are visionary but they find time to look back at their life and re-energize themselves. Great leaders are the ones that always do "check and balance"of their personal and professional lives and make an effort to learn things every day.
7. Eagles Nurture their younger ones.
Research has shown that no member of the bird family is more gentle and attentive to its young ones than the eagles.