Six Major Signs of Leadership - Dr Tareq al Suwaidan

Dr. Tareq Mohammed Al-Suwaidan (Arabic: طارق محمد السويدان‎; born November 15, 1953) is a Kuwaiti entrepreneur, author and speaker, and a leader of the Kuwaiti Muslim Brotherhood. He is well known in the Middle East and in Muslim communities throughout the world for his management/strategic planning training, motivational speaking and television shows and appearances. According to Forbes magazine (Arabic edition: Forbes Arabia), Al-Suwaidan ranks second in annual net income among Islamic speakers in the Muslim world with an estimated net profit of $1 million in 2007.[1] Al-Suwaidan was trained in the classical Islamic sciences in his youth and lived and studied in the United States, having received a B.S. in petroleum and natural gas engineering from Penn State University and an M.Sc. and Ph.D. in petroleum engineering from the University of Tulsa.[2]
Al-Suwaidan is a TV personality, with TV shows ranking among the highest in ratings on Middle East satellite TV channels such as MBC, Abu Dhabi TV, Orbit, Dream, Iqra and Al-Resalah TV.[3][4][5] An estimated 10 million viewers tune in daily to his show on MBC annually in Ramadan[6]
Al-Suwaidan was formerly the General Manager of Al-Resalah Satellite TV, the brainchild of Saudi businessman Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal.[7] In August 2013, Prince Talal fired Suwaidan for his role as the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood in Kuwait. Prince Talal wrote on his Twitter account that he sacked Tarek Al-Suwaidan "for admitting he belongs to the Brotherhood movement."[8]
Al-Suwaidan is a management, leadership and strategic planning consultant in the Middle East and is CEO of the Gulf Innovation Groups.[9] He is frequently consulted by prominent regional governmental and private sector organizations.[10] He is also the chairman of the AWARE (Advocates for Western-Arab Relations & Exchange) center in Kuwait.[11]

[@tahirajabeen7945]

ماشاءالله وبارك الله د.طارق السويدان شخصية عبقرية بالتوفيق الله تعالى'👌👌

[@mushambadauda332]

signs of leadership 1. Ability to analyse; 3 forms of Analysis A) analyzing people around you and how go communicate with them B) Analyze Organisations C) Analyze Situations People who ask intelligent questions have good analysis skills and can therefore be good leaders 2. Taking Initiatives people who start up ideas, groups 3. Courage people who express ideas boldly 4. Being serious people who are serious about Life 5. Ambition

[@JoBlogz]

jzk

[@abdullahcc1]

Great presentation and very useful insights. Thanks a lot Dr. Tarek.

[@MonirUAhmed]

Learnt many things and as a student of leadership, agree with almost everything.......

[@ahmadfaisalfaruq2047]

i am his new follower, i just read his book (encyclopedia about jewish *i forget the title*, 2009), then i see his detail personal information on wikipedia, and now, here i am :v great insight, nice (easy to listen) speak (clear and systematic, direct on point). This speech, is kinda "Slapp" me o the face :( Thankyou very much for posting this video, Barokallahu fiikum

[@wema_hauozi]

Very informative

[@mohamedragaa4776]

Salamz, Does any have the FULL lecture please? This part 2 is not complete.

[@aggreen1009]

These ideas were based on “science” too. And your ideas are based on “science”!!!!!!! So how do you measure right!!!!

[@aggreen1009]

With this way of thinking in few years what you’re talking about it will be nonsense too. What is real is Quran and Hadith and they are real talk and action. But you presenting like you’ve researched ok agreed that you made a research on western culture and you find it in Seerah and Islamic History. That much more honest way.

[@aggreen1009]

Dr Tarek sorry but your ideas are just a study or research of western culture and you decided what’s right and wrong.

[@zainiabdullah621]

Hope that this is not a taqiyya from this pro-Syi'ah scholar.

[@abdullahcc1]

Can you support your statement? I think it has no basis whatsoever!

[@mdshaf87]

Tariq Suwaidan is a Shia? What a great finding!

[@abdullahcc1]

+Md Shaf this guy knows nothing by the way. It's easy to put people in frames and categories, but it's not so easy to proof it. Apparently someone had lied to him and he foolishly believed it!!

[@alaoade]

You must hide your face in shame. Referring to Dr. Tariq as being pro shi'a is a big falacy

[@saraqostahterra4548]

malik adewoyin What happens if you pick the last word in your sentence and swith the 'f' and the 'c'?...... EXACTLY... You get calafy... or salafi... So, dr Tareq must be instead of a Shi'a... a SALAFI ILLUMINATI CONFIRMED! LLUMINAAAATTTTTIIIIII CONFIIIIIIIIRMED!!!!!!!!!!! BOOM! YOU GOT OWNED BOY! Mm Im just kidding btw...