Applied doctorate Project on toxic leadership

Applied doctorate Project to develop and deliver a leadership training workshop Applied project on toxic leadership. Describe the leader and his/her behavior in detail. What was that lived experience like and what was the impact? citing at least 8 different academic sources in proper APA format. You are required to complete an applied project which demonstrates application and reflection on a leadership theory or practice of your choice. Your applied project will confirm that you can apply for a research scholarship about leadership theory with practice and also articulate what you learned from the experience. You are encouraged to pick something relevant to your interests, work, and which is integral to your life. Pick out a theory or concept that you want to “test out” or apply in the world. Be sure that you are able to get feedback from one person or persons who can share their learning from your experiment. You must 1- submit a 1-page description of your proposed applied project (excluding the references) 2- Reflective paper 5 pages (excluding the references) on your experience with a toxic leader. Describe the leader and his/her behavior in detail should include retaliation, verbal & physical assault, harassment, and hostile work environment. What was that lived experience like and what was the impact? citing at least 8 different academic sources in proper APA format. Your paper will provide an overview of leadership theories covered, emphasizing your point of view regarding which theories you find most relevant and why. This is not a book report. It is well thought out of the academic paper. You will submit your paper in Turnitin. Your deliverable is a reflective paper that first describes your project and includes some theoretical and/or conceptual references. Then describe what happened in the first person, what worked, what didn’t, what you learned, and what you might do differently next time. You might want to check out Bill Torbert’s website for some ideas on action inquiry http://www.williamrtorbert.com/action-inquiry/.