Other words for chaos include
anarchy, disorder and confusion. The polite scientific equivalent is entropy, a
state of free existence, turmoil and or commotion. The big bang theory of
creation is based on the initial existence of chaos. While chaos can clearly be
described by discordant behavior, disruptive movement and the lack of
objectives, it is a state that is essentially unacceptable. While chaos may
continue for significant lengths of time, there exists in humanity a desire to
create order. Chaos is not an enjoyable state and essentially unprofitable.
The virtue of leadership creates value
out of chaos. Leadership creates order, significance and direction. Leadership facilitates
change, development and transformation. However, leadership does not have to
wait for chaos in order to respond. Leadership initiates value though
invention, innovation and continuous improvement. Leadership contains chaos
through strategy, policy and procedures. Finally, leadership eliminates chaos
through the vision of a better day. Chaos is fertile ground for appropriate leadership
to intervene. It may be possible to lead in chaotic situations, but “chaotic
leadership” is non-sense.
NGCL Team
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