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Empowering Leadership: Unveiling the Truth About Corruption

Explore the corrupting nature of power through Freud's insights and real-life examples. Discover the impact of power on individuals and society. Dive into 200 guests' experiences at a revealing party. Witness a decision to destroy crucial evidence and its consequences.

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Empowering Leadership: Unveiling the Truth About Corruption

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  1. Remember to find the action: look for good verbs Gerald RinehartCarlson School of Management University of Minnesota • It is said that power is corrupting • Meaning was found by Freud in everything. • There were two hundred guests in attendance at the party • It was decided to destroy the evidence

  2. Action Verbs: • Power corrupts • Freud found meaning in everything • Two hundred guests attended the party. • He decided to destroy the evidence (vs. The evidence was destroyed)

  3. Diction: Word Choice

  4. Use Adjectives and Adverbs sparingly

  5. He proposed an extraordinarily daring and bold strategy

  6. He proposed a daring strategy.

  7. Her campaign was imaginative, original, and creative and thus was highly acclaimed.

  8. Her innovative campaign was highly acclaimed

  9. Especially avoid cliches with redundancies • foreseeable future • end result • true facts

  10. serious crisis • advance planning • serious concern • genuine opportunity

  11. Look for freshness and vigor in word choice • “There is no deodorant like success.” Elizabeth Taylor • “The difference between the almost right word and the right word is really a large matter--’tis the difference between the lightening bug and the lightening.” Mark Twain

  12. AVOID EMPTY OR INFLATED PHRASES

  13. Along the lines of • At this point in time • By means of • Due to the fact that • For the purpose of

  14. For the reason that... • In order to.... • In spite of the fact that... • In the event that... • In the final analysis

  15. in the neighborhood of ... • unitl such time as ...

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