Fundamental Moral Orientations: Implications for Values-Based Leadership

Michael K. McCuddy

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The true values-based leader seeks to produce an equitable balance between pursuing self-interest and serving the broader community. Values-based leaders recognize that they must take care of themselves to have the capacity and energy to take care of others.

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