Fundamentals of Leadership: A Report on Power, Influence and Best Practices for Effective Leadership
Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting · pp. 290–299 · Published 14 Jan 2026
10.9734/ajeba/2026/v26i12142Abstract
Effective Leadership is an important factor in organizational productivity, performance and requires both strategic decision-making, influence, and interpersonal skills. This is a report on the basics of leadership that discusses dynamic power, leadership styles, communication, motivation and emotional intelligence. This is an evaluation of the utilisation of power and influence as a leader in the evaluation of their efficiency in working with teams. Most significantly, situational leadership model has been reviewed, and its flexibility in various organizational settings has been brought to the fore. I have discussed the best practices of leadership communication, and the emphasis has been put on how the challenges of leading virtual teams can be overcome. Also, the Hierarchy of needs by Maslow as a motivational model was examined and the importance of emotional intelligence in leadership is mentioned in connection to decision-making, conflict management, and involvement of the team. The report finds that adaptability, emotional intelligence and communication should be balanced in leadership and that one leadership style cannot be applied in all circumstances. The best leaders instead are those who are able to modify their strategies to align with the changing needs of their organizations and teams.
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