MODULE 5 – SELF AWARENESS AND GROUP EMPOWERMENT

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MODULE 5 – SELF AWARENESS AND GROUP EMPOWERMENT Stage 1 – Leadership for Organisations

Module Overview Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes To learn the meaning of self- mastery and that the journey towards it never ends. To learn the meaning and implications of “natural” leadership preferences. Learning Outcomes Participants understand the importance and traits of self- awareness. Participants identify the obstacles and limiting beliefs that get in the way of self- awareness and of the following mastery of the self in different situations. Participants identify own leadership preferences and orientation towards people and tasks. Participants learn how to shift their ‘natural’ orientation towards functional attitudes in different circumstances. Stage 1 Module 5 – Self Awareness and Group Empowerment

Module Structure Interactive Introduction Individual Exercise 1 – Self-Assessment of People-Task Orientation Group Exercise 1 – Obstacles to Self-mastery Group Exercise 2 – Limiting Beliefs Individual Exercise 2 – Attitude Towards Team Working Stage 1 Module 5 – Self Awareness and Group Empowerment

Working Definitions Self-awareness People-Task Orientation Self-awareness is broadly defined as “knowledge and awareness of own personality or character”, thus to recognise own strengths, weaknesses, characteristic traits and likely actions/reactions in given circumstances. Self-awareness in then an ability to identify oneself as separate from other individuals, with own feelings, thoughts, perceptions, ideas. For the purpose of LAP, self-awareness for leadership is the foundation on which mastery of the self and understanding of own potential and limits in given contexts are rooted. People-Task Orientation As self-awareness implies, different people might understand to have rather different work-related preferences within an organisation. Relationship-oriented people are focused on supporting, motivating and developing their relationships. More specifically for the purpose of LAP, a relationship-oriented leader is concerned with supporting and motivating his/her own team as well as to promote the relations within. Task-oriented people instead focus on getting the tasks needed done, so to fulfil an objective. Task-oriented leaders would then be less concerned with team building and rather focused on identification of specific steps to reach a goal. Stage 1 Module 5 – Self Awareness and Group Empowerment

EXERCISES

Interactive Introduction Exercise 1 Interactive Introduction Work in small groups (3-4 people) to identify traits of self- awareness and following capacity to master self in different situations. Stage 1 Module 5 – Self Awareness and Group Empowerment

Individual Exercise 1 – Self-Assessment of People-Task Orientation Work individually in identifying own people-task orientation. Stage 1 Module 5 – Self Awareness and Group Empowerment

Group Exercise 1 – Obstacles to Self- mastery Work in groups (3-4 people) to identify potential obstacles to self- mastery. Stage 1 Module 5 – Self Awareness and Group Empowerment

Group Exercise 2 – Limiting Beliefs Work in groups (3-4 people) to identify behaviours connected to limiting beliefs within a team. Stage 1 Module 5 – Self Awareness and Group Empowerment

Individual Exercise 1 – Attitude Towards Team Working Work individually in identifying own attitude towards team working. Stage 1 Module 5 – Self Awareness and Group Empowerment