"contentUrl": "https://slideplayer.com/slide/4675491/15/images/4/Defining+Leadership+%28cont%29.jpg", The ultimate measure of our lives is not how much time we spend on the planet, but rather how much energy we invest in the time that we have.. The term 24/ 7 describes a world in which work never ends.
Fail to follow established routines for eating, sleeping, resting, and exercising. Growth ceases when energy investment ceases. The Seven Books Bill Gates Thinks You Should Read This Summer. }, 6 Explain in concrete terms what leadership means. { Warren Bennis: Managing adversity.
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Misalign personal values with those of the team and the leadership.
Increase leader\u2019s strength of character, passion for the mission, commitment, and values. "@type": "ImageObject", Faced with relentless demands at work, we become short-tempered and easily distracted.
Show caring, empathy, and trust in team members and everyone involved.
Effectively manage time. Extraordinary leadership in difficult times helps the team emerge stronger and more committed. Deficiencies in self-esteem require energy.
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Trust, integrity, and respect are the foundation for effective leadership. Show behavioral integrity by modeling what is expected of others. Follow established rules for eating, sleeping, resting, and exercising. We celebrate breadth rather than depth, quick reaction more than considered reflection.
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Make expedient-based decisions rather than value-based decisions and choices. Demonstrate empathy, humility, and compassion.
Goal, priorities, and standards are essential. "name": "Mental Leadership in Adversity (cont)", Loehr suggests three rules for storytelling in adversity: The story should reflect the leaders and the teams core values. Extraordinary response. Cause the quantity of energy available for investment to remain stable. "@type": "ImageObject",
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Align personal values with teams mission and code of conduct. Cause the quantity of energy available for investment to become steadily depleted. }, 29 The story should represent the truth as fully as possible.
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Imagine for a moment that you are facing open-heart surgery. }, 26 Growth follows energy investment.
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A leaders job is to tell a story that inspires and challenges team members. "@context": "http://schema.org", (continued)
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Extraordinary response.
We survive on too little sleep, wolf down fast foods on the run, fuel up with coffee and cool down with alcohol and sleeping pills.
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The story should represent the truth as fully as possible. Repeated energy investment makes a difference.
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We, too, must learn to live our own lives as a series of sprints fully engaging for periods of time, and then fully disengaging and seeking renewal before jumping back into the fray to face whatever challenges confront us. "description": "(continued)",
Begin every season by making leadership a key objective. Here are the four key energy management principles that drive performance. Resist adhering to code of conduct and rules of engagement in order to gain a competitive advantage. (continued) "description": "Theme 3: Emotional leadership. "@type": "ImageObject", "name": "Physical Leadership in Adversity", 12.
The richest, happiest and most productive lives are characterized by the ability to fully engage in the challenge at hand, but also to disengage periodically and seek renewal. "width": "800" "width": "800"
Fail to connect the reality of whats happening to team members core values. "@type": "ImageObject", "contentUrl": "https://slideplayer.com/slide/4675491/15/images/1/Chapter+9+Leadership%3A+Full+Engagement+for+Success+By+Jim+Loehr.jpg", Stephen Covey: Values and ethics.
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Spiritual Leadership in Adversity (cont)Ordinary response Extraordinary response Resist adhering to code of conduct and rules of engagement in order to gain a competitive advantage. What if he was disengaged, laid back and slightly spacey (low positive)?
Fail to frame the crisis in a meaningful way.
Define team success in concrete behavioral terms. Show why leadership is important to you.
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Consistent Core CompetenciesTheme 3: Emotional leadership Communicate effectively. Full-Engagement Model of Leadership Jim Loehr Before you know it, your whole morning has been hijacked. "@type": "ImageObject",
Very quickly, you would become less negative, reckless and sloppy in the way you manage your energy. Trust, integrity, and respect are the foundation for effective leadership. Leadership styles. Make expedient-based decisions rather than value-based decisions and choices.
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Fail to connect the reality of what\u2019s happening to team members\u2019 core values. "contentUrl": "https://slideplayer.com/slide/4675491/15/images/10/Consistent+Core+Competencies.jpg", Establish that leadership comes from values first. Mental Leadership in Adversity (cont)Ordinary response Extraordinary response Fail to connect the reality of whats happening to team members core values. }, 22 Instill hope, trust, and confidence in teammates. "description": "Ordinary response.
Adhere to team code of conduct regardless of competitive outcome. }, 12 Present principles of energy management for leaders. All four dynamics are critical, none is sufficient by itself and each profoundly influences the others. Follow established rules for eating, sleeping, resting, and exercising. Positive feedback.
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There are undeniably bad bosses, toxic work environments, difficult relationships and real-life crises. Show or experience anger, fear, frustration (negative emotions).
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Recognize outstanding leadership. Pay attention to sportsmanship, character, honesty, and respect for others.
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Fail to continue to provide concrete feedback on teams progress toward the goal. Fail to follow established routines for eating, sleeping, resting, and exercising. "name": "Consistent Core Competencies", "@type": "ImageObject", 8.
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Use team crises for teachable moments.
Show or experience anger, fear, frustration (negative emotions).
Recognize the importance of helping others manage their physical energy. "contentUrl": "https://slideplayer.com/slide/4675491/15/images/6/What+Is+the+Core+of+Leadership.jpg", Pay attention to sportsmanship, character, honesty, and respect for others. ", Explain in concrete terms what leadership means. Which energy quadrant do you want your surgeon to be in? Multidimensional Engagement Jim Loehr You finally get some time just before youre supposed to go home to work on your most important project but youre tired and not thinking as well as you want to. Fail to model what is expected of others (loss of behavioral integrity). Convey the truth about what\u2019s happening without distortion.
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Adhere to team code of conduct regardless of competitive outcome.
Cause the quantity of energy available for investment to remain stable. Connect the hard work and sacrifices to the broader arena of life.
Resist adhering to code of conduct and rules of engagement in order to gain a competitive advantage. Be accountable and hold others accountable to clearly defined, measurable outcomes. }, 25
(continued)", If you are successful in a sales job, you probably have a ritual of mental preparation for calls and ways that you talk to yourself to stay positive in the face of rejection. "description": "Packianathan Chelladurai proposed that important aspects of leadership include these components: Training and instruction.
Physical Leadership in Adversity (cont)Ordinary response Extraordinary response Cause the quantity of energy available for investment to become steadily depleted. 2022 SlidePlayer.com Inc. All rights reserved. "@context": "http://schema.org",
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Consistent Core CompetenciesTheme 2: Mental leadership Ability to focus attention and think clearly under pressure. Present the full-engagement leadership model and the performance pyramid. Convey the truth about whats happening without distortion. These are our most fundamental sources of energy because without sufficient high-octane fuel no mission can be accomplished.
Principle 3: To build capacity, we must push beyond our normal limits, training in the same systematic way that elite athletes do. { Make character and personal development more important than winning. Balance energy expenditures with energy deposits.
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Emotional Leadership in AdversityOrdinary response Extraordinary response Shift into a survival, reactive mode. Trust, integrity, and respect are the foundation for effective leadership.
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"name": "Physical Leadership in Adversity (cont)", Act decisively from a reality-based perspective.
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Imagine that every time you yelled at someone in frustration or did sloppy work on a project or failed to focus your attention fully on the task at hand, you put someones life at risk.
Recognize the importance of helping others manage their physical energy.
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"name": "Storytelling and Leadership", We skim across the surface, alighting for brief moments at dozens of destinations but rarely remaining for long at any one. Deficiencies in self-esteem require energy. Growth ceases when energy investment ceases. Extraordinary LeadershipAdversity is the true test of leadership. Farnam Street participates in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising commissions by linking to Amazon. Lose visibility of leaders character, honesty, and integrity.
The crises of competitive sport can become powerful forces of disengagement. Extraordinary response. Growth follows energy investment. "description": "The process by which one individual guides a group toward a collective goal, action, or accomplishment (Chemers, 1997).
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Use crisis for justifying the anticipated failure of the team\u2019s mission. Defining Leadership (cont)The interpersonal influence that occurs when one person gains compliance from another toward achieving organizationally desired goals (Tosi, Rizzo, & Carroll, 1986). The energy you bring to the table matters too. Most of us are just trying to do the best that we can.
Discuss ordinary versus extraordinary leadership in sport. Remain clear and logical in thinking in spite of the crisis. (continued)", Stephen Covey: Values and ethics.
Adversity is the true test of leadership. "name": "The Origin and Flow of Energy", "width": "800" (continued) Use team crises for teachable moments. We think you have liked this presentation. (continued) If you are fit, it is probably because you have regular days and times for working out. }, 13 Communicate effectively.
"width": "800" Stress is not the enemy in our lives.
Remain clear and logical in thinking in spite of the crisis. Warren Bennis: Managing adversity. }, 15 "name": "Mental Leadership in Adversity (cont)", Be accountable and hold others accountable to clearly defined, measurable outcomes. Extraordinary leadership in difficult times helps the team emerge stronger and more committed. The best energy produces the most growth. Our rhythms are rushed, rapid fire and relentless, our days carved up into bits and bytes. Leader\u2019s qualities. Were often told to manage our time, but managing our energy can be far more effective. { Continue to keep vision and values clear and vivid. Establish that leadership comes from values first.
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", Defining Leadership Crafting a new vision and aligning people to it in a way that they will want to attain it (Tichy, 2003). The story should represent the truth as fully as possible. Align personal values with team\u2019s mission and code of conduct. Instill in others a sense of challenge, opportunity, and excitement when facing adversity. Fail to model what is expected of others (loss of behavioral integrity). Principle 1: Full engagement requires drawing on four separate but related sources of energy: physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. Warren Bennis: Managing adversity.
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It is our most precious resource.
The more we take responsibility for the energy we bring to the world, the more empowered and productive we become. "contentUrl": "https://slideplayer.com/slide/4675491/15/images/9/Consistent+Core+Competencies.jpg",
Clearly define the team mission, goals, and vision. Lose focus and concentration on the mission. }, 24 Mental Leadership in Adversity (cont)Ordinary response Extraordinary response Distort the truth about what is actually happening (exaggerating or glossing over the truth). They cut meetings short, send curt emails, and generally try to squeeze out a few extra minutes. Multidimensional Model of LeadershipPackianathan Chelladurai proposed that important aspects of leadership include these components: Training and instruction Social support Positive feedback Democratic behavior Autocratic behavior Leadership effectiveness is determined by the alignment of these components: Situational factors Leaders qualities Leadership styles Followers qualities Physical energy capacity is measured in terms of quantity (low to high) and emotional capacity in quality (negative to positive).
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Demonstrate integrity: walk the talk. Be accountable and hold others accountable to clearly defined, measurable outcomes. 12.
Present principles of energy management for leaders. 4th Class Orientation & Training for the class of Followership Follow to Lead Leadership Development 4-2c The first step in The Citadel Leadership. "width": "800" Faced with this situation, most people start to manage their time. "width": "800" Frame the crisis in a meaningful way, relative to the teams mission and to life in general.
Its easy to come into the office, sit at your desk and start checking email. Increase frequency of multitasking (not fully engaged in anything).
Become defensive, critical of others, impatient with team members.
Thank you! Obviously, you want your surgeon energized, confident and upbeat (high positive). Recruit commitment and motivation by aligning team and individual values.
We return home from long days at work feeling exhausted and often experience our families not as a source of joy and renewal, but as one more demand in an already overburdened life. Resist multitasking on issues of real importance. "description": "", "name": "Mental Leadership in Adversity",
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Extraordinary response.
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Allow adversity to turn team energy from positive to negative. "@context": "http://schema.org",
Consistent Core CompetenciesTheme 1: Spiritual leadership Clearly define the team mission, goals, and vision. 2.
If you sustain high positive energy despite an extremely demanding job, you almost certainly have predictable ways of ensuring that you get intermittent recovery. "width": "800"
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"contentUrl": "https://slideplayer.com/slide/4675491/15/images/28/Leadership+Strategies+for+Coaches+%28cont%29.jpg", Constantly encourage and reinforce leadership behaviors. Push beyond the comfort zone. "width": "800"
}, 21 Deficiencies in self-esteem require energy.
Leadership Strategies for CoachesBegin every season by making leadership a key objective. }, 18 "@type": "ImageObject",
"name": "Consistent Core Competencies", Principles of Effective Leadership Leadership Certification Level 1. The best energy produces the most growth.
Extraordinary response. "width": "800"
The importance of full engagement is most vivid in situations where the consequences of disengagement are profound. ", Whatever receives energy gains strength. Have self-awareness. "contentUrl": "https://slideplayer.com/slide/4675491/15/images/11/Consistent+Core+Competencies.jpg", "width": "800" Energy is the X factor that makes it possible to fully ignite talent and skill. In our experience that often isnt so. ", "description": "Adversity is the true test of leadership. Recognize outstanding leadership. Modified over 7 years ago, 1
"description": "Theme 1: Spiritual leadership. Repeated energy investment makes a difference. If you wish to download it, please recommend it to your friends in any social system.
The interpersonal influence that occurs when one person gains compliance from another toward achieving organizationally desired goals (Tosi, Rizzo, & Carroll, 1986).
"description": "The Origin and Flow of Energy", [/quote], This is the power of full engagement. "width": "800" "contentUrl": "https://slideplayer.com/slide/4675491/15/images/16/Spiritual+Leadership+in+Adversity.jpg", Promote courageous action and individual sacrifice by logically linking the crisis with issues of character, personal growth, and the bigger picture of life. All four energy sources are important.
But as we know, managing time by itself is not the answer. We take pride in our ability to multitask, and we wear our willingness to put in long hours as a badge of honor. Overview Leadership development can be one of the greatest benefits of sport participation. Promote courageous action and individual sacrifice by logically linking the crisis with issues of character, personal growth, and the bigger picture of life. "contentUrl": "https://slideplayer.com/slide/4675491/15/images/12/Full-Engagement+Model+of+Leadership.jpg",
We are creatures of habit. Use positive rituals to manage energy. Pay attention to sportsmanship, character, honesty, and respect for others. Increase mental confusion and disorganization. "@type": "ImageObject",
"contentUrl": "https://slideplayer.com/slide/4675491/15/images/23/Physical+Leadership+in+Adversity+%28cont%29.jpg", Continue the flow of high positive energy in the form of optimism and hope. "width": "800" Institute and enforce ethical standards and a code of conduct that govern both leader and team behavior. Instead, many of us live our lives as if we are running in an endless marathon, pushing ourselves far beyond healthy levels of exertion. Hosted byPressable. One of the most common mistakes I see people make is that they dont match the energy to the task. Increase mental confusion and disorganization.
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