Transformational Leaders in the Buddhist Way of the Present Day

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Anongnat Keawpaitoon

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Transformational Leaders in the Buddhist way of the present day was the integration of Dhamma principles by using the principles of Brahmavihara, namely Metta, Karuna, Mudita, Upekkha, integrated with modern principles. That was to say, there were common agreement and ideology, cooperation, sharing vision and creating shared values causing administration and governance. Subordinates were psychologically happy in the present day. Transformational Leaders created motivation and confidence to subordinates with the quality of their work as well as made changes for the organization to be successful in working in modern times.

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Keawpaitoon, A. . (2023). Transformational Leaders in the Buddhist Way of the Present Day. Journal of Interdisciplinary Buddhism, 1(2), R1082. https://doi.org/10.14456/journal-rabij.2023.12
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