✨ Motives of Leadership Explained Simply | Power | Achievement | Affiliation | Service ✨

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What drives a leader? 🤔 In this short video, we explain the 4 Motives of Leadership –
✔ Power Motive
✔ Achievement Motive
✔ Affiliation Motive
✔ Service Motive

With simple examples like Elon Musk, Mahatma Gandhi, Mother Teresa, and more – you’ll easily understand why leaders behave the way they do.

👉 Perfect for MBA students, UGC-NET aspirants, competitive exam prep, and management learners.
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