Definitions
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- adjective Typical of, or befitting for a
leader . - adjective Referring to the property of leading all together (collectively) and at the same time (concurrently).
Etymologies
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Examples
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A leaderful team makes sure the players own their tactics.
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The goal of each individual in a leaderful team is to achieve personal excellence in a cooperative environment.
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Having a leaderful team ensured that authority was passed on to the team members completely.
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What change did you notice in the results you got after you introduced the leaderful team idea?
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As a coach he has been a revolutionary in his way of building winning organizations, by developing what he calls the "leaderful team," in which every player is prepared, technically and psychologically, to step up to lead -- or to step back to support, as needed.
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A leaderful team makes sure you rely on one another.
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The basis of a leaderful team is having opportunities for everyone to contribute something.
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My idea of a leaderful team is an extension of the concept of having multiple leaders.
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As a coach he has been a revolutionary in his way of building winning organizations by developing what he calls the "leaderful team."
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"I used to call it a leaderless movement but I now call it a leaderful movement because so many people stepped up to do things."
Forbes.com: News Kashmir Hill 2012
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