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Presentation transcript:

1 Grown Up Leadership Presented by: Maureen Bailey

2 Leadership is a technical specialty that requires as much learning as the expertise required in your individual field.

3 “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent but rather the most responsive to change.” -Charles Darwin

4 Grown Up Table

5 Characteristics of an Effective and Ineffective Leader

6 “The main difference between effective and ineffective leaders at the top of organizations is the degree of interpersonal sensitivity displayed by the leader.” -Morgan McCall, University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business

7 Recipe: Maturity Versatility Relationship Based Leadership

8 Self Awareness: A Prerequisite for Grown Up Leadership “What we believe about ourselves can hold us hostage…We do not see things as they are…we see them as WE are.” -Rachel Naomi Remen

9 Intimidator or Accommodator

10 “The contents of our unconscious are constantly being projected into our surroundings.” -Carl Jung

11 A_________ B_________ C_________ D_________

12 Awareness Acceptance Action

13 “Our ability to grow is directly proportional to an ability to entertain the uncomfortable.” -Twyla Tharp

14 “We can’t connect to the world around us unless we first connect with ourselves.” -Melody Beattie