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Lead Your Ship and Adjust the Sails
When we talk about leadership, we think of forging to the front of the pack with a clear sense of direction and a list of accomplishments to be achieved. Actually, most leaders are out there alone, not necessarily ahead, but somewhere over in left field because their ideas are too "different."
Leaders are innovators. They lead others to undiscovered places with new approaches, courage, purpose and a sense of self that becomes stronger over time.
If you've ever wondered what a leadership program can do for you...ask me.
Blind Leadership? Not really. How about a list of what we all want?
1. Free Expression
2. Sincerity - Even When We're Wrong
3. Honesty Always
4. Respect for Others
5. Personal Character
6. Consistency and Predictability
7. Involvement
8. Vulnerability
9. Recognition of Skills
10. Risk-taking Together
11. Ask for Help
"The art of leadership dwells a good deal in the future, in providing for the future of the organization, in planting and growing other leaders who will look to the future beyond their own."
- Max DePree, Leadership is an Art
- Max DePree, Leadership is an Art
Lynn - thanks for helping drive the Indiana Energy Consortium forward in multiple ways. You do a great job in finding common ground in people with differing opinions and build on that to drive change. Your personal example of leadership and just "getting things done" is an example to me and our common colleagues.
Lynn - you are the real deal! Thanks."
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Lynn - you are the real deal! Thanks."
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My Generation Integrating Change
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