No one is born hating

another person because of

the color of his skin, or his
background, or his religion.
People must learn to hate,
and if they can learn to hate,
they can be taught to love,
for love comes more
naturally to the human
heart than its opposite.
~Nelson Mandela~
INTRODUCTION
• Born:
o July 18th in 1918, South-
Africa.
• Died:
o 5th December 2013

• His Occupation:
o Activist
o Politian
o Philanthropist
o Lawyer

• Known for:
o Anti- Apartheid Movement
• He spent 27 years in prison

• He was a South African anti-

apartheid Revolutionary,
Politician, and philanthropist.

• He served as President of South

Africa from 1994 to 1999.

• Country's first black head of

state.

• World’s Great Political Leader

LIFE STRUGGLES
• In 1948, He watched his nine-month-old daughter died due
to illness.

• The death of his older son “the pride of his heart” in a car
accident.

• He was sentenced to life imprisonment to Robben Island

prison.
 ANTI-APARTHEID
MOVEMENT
• Until 1992, The Govt. of South Africa
ran an APARTHEID.

• The Apartheid in South Africa was a

system of racial segregation.

• First successful transactional social

movement in the era of Globalization.

• This system was enforced by the

National Party between 1948 and
1994.

• Approximately 10,000 blacks were

killed.
NELSON MANDELA’S LEADERSHIP STYLE

• Religious, social moral, political, ethical and economic they

all play a very important role.

• Leaders are those who displayed their noteworthy qualities,

left their mark and gave us a better pathway in life.

• Life achievements and his qualities have changes so many

people around the world.
• A revolutionary leader

• Mandela did to change South Africa image from an

oppressed country to a unified nation.
LIFE ACHIEVEMENT
• A man with trustworthy, great sense of humor
and humility, he brought battle to peace.

• Received more than 250 awards and with a Nobel

peace prize award too.

• Supported HIV/AIDS sufferers by arranging

46664concerts.

• For his immense contribution to the world has

been considered as Mandela Day on his birthday
that is 18 July.
VISION

• See man equalized and free.

• He never gave up even he was

imprisoned for 27 years.

“Your journey to seeing your vision

happen will not be a walk in the park.
It will be hard and you will be facing
many obstacles along the way to
success, with that you have to be
conscious and fight for it.
EMPOWERED HIS NATION

• He prepared his nation to fight against their

rights and for their freedom.
• Shown strong ethical values

• His persona of responsibility and morality

showed his honesty towards his followers
LEADERSHIP TRAITS
• CHARISMATIC

• INPIRATIONAL

• FIND THINGS THAT UNITE

• MINDFUL

• LISTENING
WHAT MAKES A LEADER?

• Along with traditional quality traits that a leader possess,

having Emotional intelligence is very important.

• It help leaders to understand what really triggers a fire in

them to achieve greatness in life.

• The components of emotional intelligence build a strong

personality, which infused energy in the environment.

• Mandela is a great example of a leader with high

emotional intelligence.
 EMOTIONAL
INTELLIGENCE
SELF-AWARENESS
• Mandela had clear understanding of his strength,
weakness and triggers.

• Courage is not the only factor that makes you great

but it is triumph over fear and failure that make you
an effective leader.

• Along with freedom comes responsibilities.

SELF-REGULATION
• He had a strong hold over his emotions and always
channeled it in a productive manner.

• Mandela was aware that his existence in jail would

be much worse alone, and that he needed to
influence others.

• Emerging without bitterness, he actively participated

in moving forward, both for himself and for South
Africa.
MOTIVATION
• He never much cared about personal gains and
prices, neither he became freedom fighter to win an
award.

• What motivated him was prevailing conditions of his

country, segregation between white and black.
EMPATHY
• He understood the emotional makeup of people of
various race.

• Throughout his journey, he prevented race wars. He

proposed to work together.

SOCIAL SKILLS
• Mandela had a persuasive personality.

• Mandela asserted his opinions tactfully and subtly

guided opinion in his favor.
LESSON LEARNED FROM NELSON MANDELA
1. Inspire with action.

2. Be better, not bitter.

3. Fail to plan, plan to fail.

4. Communicate.

5. Develop strong character.

6. Become a people person.

7. “See the World through the person’s eyes.

8. “Be the change you seek”.

LEADERSHIP MESSAGES BY NELSON
MANDELA
LEADERSHIP MESSAGES BY NELSON MANDELA
• These messages helped Mandela
discharge from jail in 1990
• Motivational figure for millions of people
• Unassuming and expressive personality
• Supports peace, majority rule system and
human rights
• Nullify politically sanctioned racial
segregation
• President of south Africa in 1994
Message 1: ELIMINATE FEAR

Mandela jail
“I discovered that strength was not the
non attendance of dread, but rather
the triumph over it.”

Mandela proceeded with

“the overcome man is not he who
does not feel anxious, but he who
vanquishes that dread.”
Message 2: UNITY

Mandela world cup

“No one is conceived loathing
someone else in the light of shade of
his skin ,or his experience, or his
religion.”
Message 4: BE FORGIVING AND MOVE AHEAD
TOGETHER

“Resentment resembles drinking toxic

substances and after that trusting it
will murder your adversaries.”

“Whether you need to make peace

with your adversary, you need to work
with your foe. At that point he turns
into your accomplice.”
Message 5: IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION

“Education is the most powerful

weapon which you can use to change
the world.”

“Training, not savagery is the most

effective weapon you can use to
change the world.”
Message 6: VISION WITH ACTIVITY

“Actions without vision is just

breathing easy, vision without activity
is simply fantasizing, however vision
with activity can change the world.”
PRINCIPLES OF NELSON MANDELA
• Nelson Mandela was a gifted visionary.

• Following are Mandela’s three key behaviors.

1. Foresighted

2. Challenged

3. Interpreted
CONCLUSION
• Nelson Mandela devoted his struggles and devotions.

• His life inspires every single person.

• He was a natural leader with many personality traits.

• Empowered and motivated the deprived community to fight

for the rights.