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THE PERFORMANCE GROUP, INC. LEADERSHIP THE PERFORMANCE GROUP, INC. We build your people, so your people can build your business!

Leadership is not a thing you do… it is everything you do. Chuck Stump

Six “C’s” of Leadership ________________ ________________ _______________ _______________ _________________ ________________

Symptoms of the “At Risk” Leader

Communication should not be easy to understand… …it should be IMPOSSIBLE to misunderstand.

“Pace” and “Purpose” TASK RESERVED OUTGOING (RESPOND) (INITIATE) (INTROVERT) (EXTROVERT) (PRESENT) (FUTURE) SAMPLE ON HOW TO SHARE THIS SLIDE: In order to understand this assessment, let’s start with this vertical axis. Each end of the axis represents a behaviorial style. Think of this axis as your “orientation to an activity”. (METHODICAL) (SPONTANEOUS) PEOPLE

The “Dominant” Leader Will be… Needs… Limitations… Tips… _______________________ Will be… Needs… Limitations… Tips… www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

The “Influencing” Leader _______________________ Will be… Needs… Limitations… Tips… www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

The “Steady” Leader Will be… Needs… Limitations… Tips… _______________________ Will be… Needs… Limitations… Tips… www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

The “Conscientious” Leader _______________________ Will be… Needs… Limitations… Tips… www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group, Inc. COMPETENCE Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group, Inc.

“Ability is what you're capable of doing “Ability is what you're capable of doing. Motivation determines what you do. Attitude determines how well you do it. Lou Holtz

____________________ The COMPETENCE Test ____________________ Do you have the knowledge, skill and experience? (Ability)

Do you trust the process that produces the results? The COMPETENCE Test 2. ___________________ Do you trust the process that produces the results? (Attitude)

Does the payoff justify the energy and resources? The COMPETENCE Test 3. ___________________ Does the payoff justify the energy and resources? (Motivation)

“Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four hours sharpening the axe.” Abraham Lincoln SAMPLE ON HOW TO SHARE THIS SLIDE: This picture helps explain one of two concepts that we would like for you to keep in mind. The first concept is called “selective perception”. Selective perception is where we have the ability to hear what we want to hear and to screen out what we don’t want to hear. For ex. Two individuals listening to a political candidate’s speech. One individual is republican and one individual is democrat. Both hear the same individual deliver a message. Did they hear the same thing? Why or Why not? Conclude that this is Selective Listening. We all do this, but being aware that we do is important. Ask the group to tell you what they see in the next slide.

Stay Sharp YOU SPIRIT MIND BODY HEART Assume you’ve had a heart attack…now live accordingly. Assume everything you say, others can hear... now speak accordingly YOU BODY HEART MIND SPIRIT Assume you have a 1-1 relationship with your creator…now act accordingly. Assume the half-life of your career is two (2) years…now prepare accordingly.

Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group, Inc. CHARACTER Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group, Inc.

The Josephson Institute of Ethics “Ethics is about how we meet the challenge of doing the right thing even when the “cost” involved is more than we want to pay.” The Josephson Institute of Ethics

The Dilemma It is easier to do what is ________________. We do what we need to do to ______. We __________ choices bases on the situation.

Unfortunately REALITY shows What is CHARACTER ? _________ = _________ Unfortunately REALITY shows _________ _________

Why is CHARACTER so critical to a leader? “________”

TRUST is…

Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group, Inc. CLARITY Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group, Inc.

The Execution Gap __% were truly passionate about the goals could identify the organizations goals and priorities were truly passionate about the goals of their time was spent on goals don’t understand what to do (or WHY it needs done)

As a leader, your job is to _______________, while you ______________________. How can you do both?

Clarity matters. Training / Instructions Roles /Job Descriptions Evaluation Systems

Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group, Inc. COMMUNITY Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group, Inc.

“Teams” are out ____________________

“Community” is in ______________________________

C A R E Community VALUES _______________ _______________

Communication Sender Receiver Message What can a leader do to clear channels and reduce noise? www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group Inc. Speak in a ‘positive’ tense Tell people ___________________versus what they can’t or shouldn’t do. Really ___________________. “Re-word” things that come out wrong. Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group Inc.

Communication ___________________________ www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

(Keep things in perspective.) Attitude (Keep things in perspective.) www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

Celebrate small victories. Recognize and reward progress. Don’t wait for perfection. Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group Inc.

Attitude _____________________________ www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

How many “relationships” are there in your community? n - n 2 = How many “relationships” are there in your community? www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

Engagement ____________________________ www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group, Inc. COACHING Copyright 2017 © The Performance Group, Inc.

COACHING - 5 Critical Skills 1 - Convey your positive intent 2 - Describe the specific behavior 3 - State the impact of the behavior or action 4 - Ask the other person to respond 5 - Focus the discussion on solutions

1 - Convey your positive intent “One of our goals here at ABC is to…” “For our team to function at a high level…” “It is really important that each member of the team understands…” www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

2 – Describe the specific behavior “This morning (afternoon) I noticed…” “It surprised me to see…” “I was disappointed to see…” www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

3 – Explain the impact of the behavior “I’m concerned …” “I’m worried that…” “It isn’t fair to the other members on the team…” www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

4 – Ask the other person to respond “Help me understand. What happened? “How did that happen? “Share your thoughts with me.” www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

5 – Focus the discussion on solutions “Is there anything we can do to…” “How can we prevent this from happening again?” “If this continues…” www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

Coaching - Example “For us to take care of our customers, everyone needs to be here when they are scheduled to work.1 Looking at your time sheet, you called off on Monday without notice, and you were late on Tuesday.2 That put the team in a really bad spot, but I am even more worried about you. What happened? 3 www.ThePerformanceGroupInc.com

What we do… www.PGroup.US Leadership | Communication | Change Management Facilitation Services | Business Writing | Coaching Performance Evaluations | Effective Discipline Behavioral Styles | Assessments | Customer Service Negotiation | Meeting Facilitation | Time Management www.PGroup.US

How did we do? Once again, thank you for letting The Performance Group, Inc., be a part of your personal and professional development. We would like to know what you thought about the program. Please complete this form and return it to your facilitator before you leave. Thanks again.  YES NO The facilitator connected with the participants. ⃝ ⃝ What I learned helped me grow professionally. ⃝ ⃝ I feel the training was a good investment of my time. ⃝ ⃝ I would recommend this training to others. ⃝ ⃝ Comments /Suggestions ______________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I’d like to talk to you about working with my organization. Name _______________________________________________ Phone ____________________________________