These six domains—personal leadership, relationship leadership, contextual leadership, inspirational leadership, supportive leadership, and ethical leadership—together create a comprehensive and dynamic model of leadership activities,

This view of leadership behaviors as encompassed by the six domains includes not only intellectual aspects of leadership but also emotional and reflective aspects that encompass individual leaders, their relationships with others, and their ties to a larger community. 

Thisallows the model to speak to leaders and students of leadership at multiple levels. 

On an individual level, it motivates people to explore their own leadership potential. 

On a team level, it encourages team members and team leaders to reflect on interpersonal relationships, including their skills in developing emotional connections with others and their willingness to both support and challenge others as needed. 

On an organizational level, it provides leaders with a contextual platform to accept the responsibilities of being a leader capable of inspiring a sense of communal pride.

The framework is also noteworthy for its focus on behaviors, its integrative and dynamic conceptualization of leadership, and its grounding in a diverse range of scholarly disciplines.

For detailed study on Six Model Leadership. Please refer any of the link below 👇

https://research.vu.nl/files/2242043/197066.pdf 

http://users.homebase.dk/~simk/Year3/The6DomainsofLeadership.pdf