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@RubyAnneSonza I like the way you point out that Emma Watson is not just a celebrity but also a leader and an inspiration to others.

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@IKsiazek79601 I agree with you that Emma Watson is a celebrity and I like that you point out that she is charismatic and dedicated to her work.

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@puck_winter I like that you mention Oprah Winfrey because I would not think of her directly so I really like your example!

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She has demonstrated a dedication to creating a good influence outside of entertainment by using her famous profile to advocate for causes important to her.

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A celebrity who is also a leader is Kim Kardashian. She is a leader in the world of celebrities, who defines what it means to be famous and powerful today. Kim Kardashian became famous primarily due to her family’s reality TV show “Keeping Up with the Kardashians”, #LIDC90

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her reputation as a skilled entrepreneur and leader. Moreover, Kim has shown a desire to use her position for engagement and social good. She has been vocal about issues, using her influence to raise awareness and effect change.

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Using her huge social media following, she has thoroughly developed her image and brand, gathering millions of loyal fans and followers. She's also successful in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle stuff. Her SKIMS shapewear line is especially popular, which strengthened her

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where people got to see her life and family up close. This media attention not only brought her into the spotlight but also maintained her status as an international celebrity. Apart from the reality TV show, Kim Kardashian has built a large media and business empire.

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@jgarciae114 I think this acrticle is really interesting as it explains the key points for leaders and brands to connect with their audiences. It effectively argues that leaders need to be active on social networks in today's landscape.

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@mayo_tsuki This article highlights how social media can enhance leadership skills. I think it s a good example of the relationship between leadership and social media. I also like its connection to Kahai's reading, underscoring the advantages of social media in leadership.

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@kayla_dcim This article gave me a lot of useful information. I think it is interesting that CEOs who use social media are more skilled at leading companies.

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Together, the article and Champy's reading shed light on the evolving nature of leadership in the digital age, highlighting the importance of integrating technological tools with foundational principles of authentic leadership to foster positive organizational outcomes.

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The article delves into the transformative potential of social media in enhancing leadership, particularly in the realm of employee engagement. It highlights how social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook enable leaders to... #LIDC90

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advancements with enduring principles of genuine connection and engagement within organizations.