Vision is the first step to inspiring team members. Without vision, a leader has no direction. The way to inspire and motivate team members is to teach them how to conceive of their mission and vision as being fundamental to the purpose of the company and the vision of the people working for the company. Inspirational leadership begins with a discussion in the middle of the organization about the purpose of the company and the vision of the people who work for the company.

After setting a vision, the next step is to develop the team’s mission statement. In order to develop a comprehensive, cohesive mission statement, the organization needs to review its goals, objectives, and overarching purpose. The culture must be inspired and transformed by the vision, mission, and mission statement. Leaders must also create and implement an action plan. These actions are specific, measurable, and measurable over time.

Other steps that can support inspirational leadership include sharing stories, storytelling, and role-playing. For example, a leader might play a narrative game where team members tell their personal story and what they learned from the story. Storytelling allows leaders to improve team morale, increase motivation, and foster group cooperation.

Inspiration is also often associated with concrete coaching methods. Team members can get coaching from seasoned executives to help them develop skills that will help them better achieve their goals and vision.

Starting from the vision until you get others to be capable of developing their own version of this vision, represents the full cycle that inspirational leaders can create and sustainably maintain in the organization.