Why Attend
Whilst some mediocre managers are happy to stay inside their comfort zone, and rely on their past experiences to get them through the elite of the business world, leaders should constantly challenge themselves in order to stay fresh and up to date in an ever-changing business world.
Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing
Commitment motivates others through their own sense of "can do" spirit, and optimism.; Conveys confidence in others' ability to do their best.; Creating positive feelings and incentive for further accomplishments reinforces progress and performance.; Conveys commitment to management decisions and company policies even if unpopular.; Energizes others by clarifying the broader purpose and mission of their work.; Encourages others to exceed performance standards.
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Day One
The challenge
The leadership challenge
Rule number 1, Everything matters
The importance of stretching ourselves
Association and its impact on our ability to inspire
Receiving feedback on our abilities, from other leaders
Why standing still is no longer an option
Even eagles need a push, and so do we
The cycle of personal growth
Day Two
Inspirational Leadership
Why some people are inspirational
Why Human Beings desire to be inspired
Human behavioral patterns and cultural differences
Differing forms and styles of inspiration
A decision? A skill? or something we are born with
Why some people win and some people fail
Dreamers versus planners
Lighting a fire under your people
The leadership challenge
Day Three
Enabling
What is an enabler
Why managers and enablers are so different
The skills required to become an enabler
How the giving away power, will gain you more
Enabling in different cultures
Resistance to an enabling business culture
Why enabling, gains loyalty and increases trust
Why enablers are far stronger than managers
The leadership challenge
Day Four
Engaging and encouraging your people
Why most employees are not engaged by their work
The 45-year plan, and its effect on motivation
The true cost of business meetings
Engage your team to gain better results
Engagement in business meetings
Everyday engagement principles
Engaging an audience through presentations
Engaging, where to draw the line
Recognition and rewards
The leadership challenge
Day Five
Personal leadership challenge
The dream
The goals
The style
The accountability
The payback
The enabler
The shield
The sword