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SLIDE #1 - Title: “Would I Follow Me?

- “Would I Follow Me?” video If you could be on the receiving end of your own leadership style, how do you think you would answer this question: Would I follow me? - “Would I Follow Me?” video SLIDE #2 - QUOTE: If you could be on the receiving end of your own leadership style, how do you think you would answer this question: Would I follow me? - “Would I Follow Me?” video

What makes you trust someone? + - _____________________ _____________________ _____________________ _____________________ _____________________ _____________________ Traits: Effect on you and/or your work: SLIDE #3: Worksheet Sample – “What makes you trust someone?”

SIX WRONG IDEAS SLIDE #4A: “SIX WRONG IDEAS” - TITLE

SIX WRONG IDEAS 1. I’M IN CHARGE HERE SLIDE #4B: “SIX WRONG IDEAS” - 1. I’M IN CHARGE HERE

SIX WRONG IDEAS 1. I’M IN CHARGE HERE 2. HIDE THE TRUTH SLIDE #4C: “SIX WRONG IDEAS” - 2. HIDE THE TRUTH

SIX WRONG IDEAS 1. I’M IN CHARGE HERE 2. HIDE THE TRUTH 3. PEOPLE LOVE A CONTROL FREAK SLIDE #4D: “SIX WRONG IDEAS” - 3. PEOPLE LOVE A CONTROL FREAK

SIX WRONG IDEAS 1. I’M IN CHARGE HERE 2. HIDE THE TRUTH 3. PEOPLE LOVE A CONTROL FREAK 4. ACCENTUATE THE NEGATIVE SLIDE #4E: “SIX WRONG IDEAS” - 4. ACCENTUATE THE NEGATIVE

SIX WRONG IDEAS 1. I’M IN CHARGE HERE 2. HIDE THE TRUTH 3. PEOPLE LOVE A CONTROL FREAK 4. ACCENTUATE THE NEGATIVE 5. WHEN IN DOUBT, SHOUT SLIDE #4F: “SIX WRONG IDEAS” - 5. WHEN IN DOUBT, SHOUT

SIX WRONG IDEAS 1. I’M IN CHARGE HERE 2. HIDE THE TRUTH 3. PEOPLE LOVE A CONTROL FREAK 4. ACCENTUATE THE NEGATIVE 5. WHEN IN DOUBT, SHOUT 6. I’M ALWAYS RIGHT SLIDE #4G: “SIX WRONG IDEAS” - 6. I’M ALWAYS RIGHT

SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS SLIDE #5A: “SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS”

SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS 1. DON’T DICTATE; FACILITATE SLIDE #5B: “SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS” - 1. DON’T DICTATE; FACILITATE

SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS 1. DON’T DICTATE; FACILITATE 2. BE HONEST AND ETHICAL SLIDE #5C: “SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS” - 2. BE HONEST AND ETHICAL

SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS 1. DON’T DICTATE; FACILITATE 2. BE HONEST AND ETHICAL 3. LET PEOPLE DO THEIR JOBS SLIDE #5D: “SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS” - 3. LET PEOPLE DO THEIR JOBS

SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS 1. DON’T DICTATE; FACILITATE 2. BE HONEST AND ETHICAL 3. LET PEOPLE DO THEIR JOBS 4. FOCUS ON THE POSITIVE SLIDE #5E: “SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS” - 4. FOCUS ON THE POSITIVE

SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS 1. DON’T DICTATE; FACILITATE 2. BE HONEST AND ETHICAL 3. LET PEOPLE DO THEIR JOBS 4. FOCUS ON THE POSITIVE 5. USE MISTAKES AS OPPORTUNITIES SLIDE #5F: “SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS” - 5. USE MISTAKES AS OPPORTUNITIES

SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS 1. DON’T DICTATE; FACILITATE 2. BE HONEST AND ETHICAL 3. LET PEOPLE DO THEIR JOBS 4. FOCUS ON THE POSITIVE 5. USE MISTAKES AS OPPORTUNITIES 6. BE INCLUSIVE SLIDE #5G: “SIX EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS” - 6. BE INCLUSIVE

- Fast Company Magazine Everyone…wants the same thing in life: to be recognized, to be cared for, and to be given an opportunity to grow. And, if you’re authentic and trustful, people will realize that, and they’ll respond. - Fast Company Magazine SLIDE #6: Quote – “Everyone…wants the same thing in life: to be recognized, to be cared for, and to be given an opportunity to grow. And, if you’re authentic and trustful, people will realize that, and they’ll respond. - Fast Company Magazine, “A Leader’s Journey” (Issue 25)

If you idealize your role (as leader) – you fool yourself about what people really think of you. You don’t get open and honest feedback from people. There’s no reality testing. - Fast Company Magazine SLIDE #7: Quote – “If you idealize your role (as leader) – you fool yourself about what people really think of you. You don’t get open and honest feedback from people. There’s no reality testing. - Fast Company Magazine, “A Leader’s Journey” (Issue 25)

The next time you’re out there in the trenches, leading people, put yourself in their place and ask yourself: Would I follow me? - “Would I Follow Me?” video SLIDE #8: Quote – “The next time you’re out there in the trenches, leading people, put yourself in their place and ask yourself: Would I follow me? - “Would I Follow Me?” video

SLIDE #9 - Title: “Would I Follow Me?

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