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5 Habits of Intentional Leadership |
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October 14th and 15th |
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
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Martin Woodrow |
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TIBCO Software
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3303 Hillview Ave
Palo Alto, CA |
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$625 Corporate Training Partner
$700 Non-Corporate Training Partner
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In this workshop you will learn to identify your own leadership strengths and areas to improve; search for opportunities to take risks needed for growth; create ownership with others about the future; build collaboration, teamwork and trust; strengthen the ability in others to outperform; communicate your core leadership values; and apply the “5 Habits of Intentional Leadership”. Participants will take an “Intentional Leadership” survey based on the 5 habits and will leave with personalized action plans based on the day’s learnings.
The course is highly interactive, with individual and group exercises to keep the pace lively and reinforce the learning. The 2-day version allows for a deeper exploration of each of the topics and more opportunities for interaction.
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The Journey Metaphor – Leadership as a journey versus a trip
Great leaders we’ve known – what makes them great?
Leadership versus Management
Management definition and role in organization
Leadership definition and role in organization
Differences:
Managers – plan, organize, staff, direct, control
Leaders – challenge, inspire, enable, model, encourage
Why is leadership important, especially now?
Critical times of radical change, chaotic markets, and relentless pressure
Leadership is tough – increased competition, globalization, off-shoring
Creating an inspiring story of leadership
5 Habits of Leadership Excellence explained
Habit 1: Intentional Leaders step forward and challenge the status quo.
Habit 2: Intentional Leaders have the ability to look over the horizon of time into the future.
Habit 3: Intentional Leaders produce a sense of ownership.
Habit 4: Intentional Leaders walk the talk.
Habit 5: Intentional Leaders recognize and reward people’s efforts.
Identify Your Values (values cards exercises) – how to align your actions with your values?
Personalized Action Plans
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