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Many D/deaf people and D/deaf with disabilities have become good leadership in all fields in the communities worldwide.

These D/deaf people were notable leadership roles in Education, Deaf Society, Sports, and even historians and authors. What makes D/deaf people and D/deaf with disabilities an example of a good leader from the past to today? What about tomorrow?

Here are core skills you must add to your toolbox to succeed as a leader.

• Goal Setting. The ability to set goals is one of the core competencies of an effective leader. … 
• Delegation. … 
• Decision Making. … 
• Time Management. … 
• Problem Solving. … 
• Relationship Building.
• Active listening.
• Empathy.
• The ability to share clear messages and make complex ideas easy to understand for everyone.
• Strategic thinking skills.
• Creativity.
• The ability to inspire and convince others.
• Flexibility.
• Communication. The ability to communicate is deemed a vital leadership quality by many. … 
• Set a good example. … 
• Readiness to take on and give up responsibility. … 
• Motivation. … 
• Recognise and foster potential. … 
• Tolerate mistakes. … 
• Flexibility. … 
• Set goals and expectations.

What about in the church where D/deaf people and D/deaf with disabilities people can lead many Christian a good leadership during the service, Bible Study and other areas?

There are many D/deaf advocators like myself out there, what about Arkardy Belozovsky as a lecturer, Motivational speaker, Marlee Matlin, Claudia Gordon, Harlan Lane, Sarah Sunny and many more.