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WICS: A Model of Leadership.

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This article argues that effective leaders demonstrate in their leadership a synthesis of three elements: creativity, intelligence, and wisdom. Creativity is used to generate novel ideas, intelligence to analyze the quality of these ideas, as well as to implement the ideas and persuade others of their worth, and wisdom to balance the effects of these ideas on all possible stakeholders. This article reviews the proposed WICS theory of leadership and compares it to some other theories.

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