Leadership Traits Theory

Leadership Traits Theory suggests that certain qualities or characteristics inherently make someone a good leader. These traits, such as confidence, integrity, intelligence, and decisiveness, are believed to distinguish effective leaders from others. The idea is that individuals with these traits are naturally better at guiding, motivating, and inspiring people. While not everyone possesses all these traits, this theory emphasizes that effective leadership is linked to specific personal qualities rather than just learned skills or behaviors.