LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES TO ACHIEVE HIGH PERFORMANCE.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Motivating Yourself and Others with Paul Clayton.
Advertisements

Introduction to Emotional Intelligence
Self awareness One of the major four tenets of emotional intelligence (EQ). Self Awareness - the key to increased personal and organisational performance.
Emotional Intelligence, Stress Management and Leadership Balancing Emotion and Logic Designed for NCCCLP 2014 by P A Training Solutions and Cinnamon Martin.
What is Emotional Intelligence?. Emotional intelligence is about managing our emotions intelligently. It is the ability to understand our own feelings.
Working for Warwickshire – Competency Framework
Emotional Intelligence
Daniel J Pesut PhD RN PMHCNS- BC FAAN Faculty Fellow Professor of Nursing Cheryl Alfred Director of Programming | Office of Academic Affairs.
E-Leadership Pre planned E-Leadership management across human sensitivity to reach communication quality.
1 Social Intelligence “The ability to determine the requirement for leadership in a particular situation and select an appropriate response” Behavioural.
Creating a high performance culture
Emotional Intelligence Dr. Neil Katz Executive Education Programs, Program on the Analysis and Resolution of Conflicts Maxwell School, Syracuse University.
Emotional Intelligence. Group Work Introductions Reflections - Good and Bad Leaders Identify Values and Behaviours Identify Skills.
Angie Bryant Director Fitness & Recreation Belmont University
Developing Personal and Organisational Capability ATEMQ Conference Carolyn Barker AM, FAIM Chief Executive Officer Australian Institute.
Hany Mahmoud 1 Balanced Human Capital. Hany Mahmoud 2 Employment Competitiveness  Hard Work  Education  Computer and Languages  Personal Competencies.
The Emotional Intelligence Association Developing the Emotional Intelligence of Leaders.
© 2008 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved 2 - 2ChapterChapter McGraw-Hill/Irwin Personality, Stress, Learning, and Perception.
LEADERSHIP Concept and Necessity.
McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2007 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter 2 Leadership Qualities.
Wellness Online Presents HEALTH COACHING Both in and out of the workplace Presenter; Kathy Larson BS, WPS, CWC, CPT.
Dr. Michael John Roe THS. “We are being judged by a new yardstick: not just how smart we are, or by our training and expertise, but also by how well we.
5 Leadership Mind and Heart. Chapter Objectives Recognize how mental models guide your behavior and relationships. Engage in independent thinking by staying.
The power of emotional intelligence Presented by Paul Lazarony, Associate Chair, Department of A&IS, CSUN Developed by Janice Smith, Pacific South West.
Leveraging Emotional Intelligence to Enhance Police and Law Enforcement Leadership David Cory, B.Ed., M.A and Steve Watt, MBA.
The Care and Feeding of Teachers of Gifted Mary Schmidt, MAE, NBCT Gifted Education Consultant Heartland AEA ext
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
Student Leadership By: Rhys Andrews. Why a Focus on Student Leadership? Tomorrows leaders will be you We can help prepare you for leadership challenges.
Developing Emotional Intelligence Chapter Eight. Copyright © Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. 8 | 2 Developing Emotional Intelligence.
Emotional Intelligence John Blattner, Ph.D.. What will you expect of your partners? It’s the journey…
Leadership Class 9. Individual Activity Think back to the best OR worst leader (e.g., manager, supervisor, etc.) that you have ever had. Why were they.
Building Learning Organizations in Dementia Care December 2010 Kelly Papa MSN, RN.
2 Use Emotional Intelligence to Improve Performance as a Manager and Leader Illawarra Institute.
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE. 2 Emotional Intelligence at Work.
Overview What do we mean by a Learning Organisation? Why did we develop a People Development Framework? What was the process involved in building the.
Raising Performance through People Spring 2012 John Bull Management Futures in Partnership with OD & HR Shared Service.
How to Raise Emotional Intelligence (EQ). Developing EQ In order to learn about emotional intelligence in a way that produces change, we need to engage.
Leading. Rob McEwen – CEO of Goldcorp Inc. “Challenge the NORM! I have pushed all of Goldcorp’s employees to test the validity of entrenched assumptions.
Leadership and EQ (emotional quotient). Leadership and intelligence(s) IQ = intelligence quota (how ‘smart’ you are) genetic / can be modified slightly.
Combined Leadership: what could possibly go wrong? Catherine Staite.
Leadership – Mind and Heart
Emotional Intelligence. Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences Intelligence is defined as a group of mental abilities  Logical / Mathematical  Verbal / Linguistic.
11 Leadership Styles Theory X assumes employees dislike work and attempt to avoid it Theory Y assumes employees view work as being natural and employees.
Personal Leadership Serving Customers Managing Resources Leadership Serving Customers Serving Customers Managing Resources Managing Resources Working for.
Presented by The Solutions Group. Per Wikipedia –  Emotional intelligence is the capacity of individuals to recognize their own, and other people's emotions,
UMHS Definition of Leadership Leadership at UMHS is the ability to achieve exceptional results by transforming the organization and developing people to.
MANAGING SELF IS MANAGING TEAM. KEY POINT MANAGE SELF FIRST When we focus on management of self we are in the strongest position to manage or contribute.
Today’s managers & leaders are challenged unlike any of the past generations in their roles.
The Emotional Intelligence Association
Emotional Intelligence 1.01
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Intelligence
Aura Reading Consultation
Equality & Diversity Leadership Group
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Intelligence
Smart is something you GET, not something you are!
EMOTIONS Anger,  Disgust,  Fear,  Happiness,  Sadness, and  Surprise.
Presented by: Roxanne Chamberlain, MBA, FACHE, FMSP, CPMSM, CPCS
“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but THE ONE MOST RESPONSIVE TO CHANGE” – Charles Darwin.
Developing your leadership capabilities
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Intelligence
What is leadership? How do I become a better leader?
Knowing Me, Knowing You – surviving & thriving in the NHS
Coaching and Developing others: Part 2
Emotional Intelligence
Balance is Energy Management
Leadership Mind and Heart
Presentation transcript:

LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES TO ACHIEVE HIGH PERFORMANCE

PROGRAM SESSION 1- WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HIGH PERFORMING AND LOW PERFORMING LEADERS AND TEAMS MANAGERS? SESION 2- LEADERSHIP SELF IMAGE AND CHANGE. SESSION 3- SELF MANAGEMENT,STRESS & PUBLIC PERCEPTION.

MANAGEMENT “ AN 0PP0RTUNITY FOR THE PSYCHOLOGICALLY UNBALANCED TO INFLICT THERE PERSONAL PROBLEMS ON UNWITTING STAFF’’ THE AGE

The Three Core Processes 1 Strategy Process 2. People Process 3. Operation Process

The hardware of the computer is useless without the right software HARDWARE Organisational structure. Strategy Financial reports. SOFTWARE Values. Beliefs. Norms of behaviour.

TOYOTA WAY TOYOTA BELIEVES THERE ONLY SOURCE OF COMPETITIVE DIFFERENTIATION IS THERE EXCEPTIONAL PEOPLE.

HIGH PERFORMING TEAMS WHAT SETS APART HIGH PERFORMING TEAMS FROM LOW PERFORMING TEAMS?

Leaders and Managers What are the talents AND COMPETENCIES of high performance Leaders ? What are the talents AND COMPETENCIES of high performance Managers? Are they different ? Can you do both?

Performance and High Performance Managers are satisfied when things go smoothly and Leaders are dissatisfied when things don’t change for the better.. He is practicing to maintain his game rather than practicing to improve it.”

FOUR INTELLIGENCES INTELECTUAL INTELLIGENCE- IQ MIND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE-EQ HEART PHYSICAL INTELLIGENCE- PQ BODY SPIRITUAL INTELLIGENCE-SQ SPIRIT

Engagement Energy is the common denominator in our lives. Full engagement requires drawing on four related sources of energy -Physical -Mental -Emotional -Spiritual

1 YOUR STATE AND ENERGY what state are you in ?

Leaders High performance Leaders rally people to a better future. Whenever a person strives to see a better future –you see leadership. Pre-occupation with the future, a belief that things can get better. Despite their realistic assessment of current challenges

LEADERSHIP- THE FUTURE STRATEGY SUCCESS IN THE WORLD OF THE FUTURE REQUIRES AN ABILITY TO REDISIGN WHAT WE DO IN THE PRESENT

Managers Make others more productive, helping others grow. They possess a coaching instinct. Managers are deeply preoccupied with making their people successful. Never make people feel they are a means to an end. To manage effectively you must care about the well being and success of each of your team.

THE BASICS OF GOOD MANAGEMENT 1.EMPLOY THE RIGHT PERSON 2.DEFINE CLEAR EXPECTATIONS 3.PRAISE AND RECOGNITION 4.SHOW YOU CARE

Employ the Right Person Best predictor of Future Behaviour is Past Behaviour

Praise and Recognition Good managers know the power of praise They know that it isn’t merely the reaction to a great performance, it is the cause of it Excellence is rarely a function of a one off achievement, rather a result of repeated practice and incremental improvement

Define Clear Expectations Confusion retards everything Research Shows only 50% of employees claim that they know what is expected of them Managers bring clarity

Leadership Competencies Self- Awareness 1 Accurate self- assessment Self Management 1Adaptability 2 Emotional self control 4 Achievement 5 Initiative 6 Optimism Social – Awareness 7 Empathy 9 Service Relationship Management 10 Inspirational Leadership 12 Developing Others 13 Change catalyst 16Teamwork and collaboration

LEADERSHIP SELF IMAGE AND CHANGE

CHANGE- BIASES AND LIMITATIONS 90% OF ALL INFORMATION WE ARE SEEKING AIMS AT SUPPORTING VIEWS AND BELIEFS OR HYPOTHESIE THAT WE HAVE LONG CHERISHED

THE BRAIN IS A CONNECTION MACHINE WE ARE ALL HARDWIRED Thoughts, memories, skills, experiences create a web of complex chemical pathways or neurotransmitters forming our mental maps.

BIASES AND LIMITATIONS WE TEND TO REMEMBER INFORMATION THAT SUPPORTS OUR BELIEFS FAR BETTER THAN INFORMATION THAT DISPROVES THEM.

Up Close No Two Brains Are Alike 100 Billion Neurons 100,000 Dendrites to each Neuron. 300 Trillion Constantly Changing Connections

OUR HARDWIRING DRIVES AUTOMATIC PERCEPTION We process any idea in a fraction of a second and compare it to our pre existing hardwiring or maps. New data is compared to our existing maps. Any new idea,face or new way of thinking.

New Art for Leaders – Changing the way people think People tend to fight hard to hold on to their view of the world. When external realities change, people’s internal realities often don’t change as quickly. Some peoples’ maps are out of date. Help people let go of mental frames that are holding them back.

Old Methods of Transforming Performances That Don’t Work Telling Solving problems Doing all the thinking for them

LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP IS A WAY OF GETTING RESULTS THAT INSPIRES TRUST HOW YOU GET RESULTS IS AS IMPORTANT AS THE RESULTS THEMSELFES.

HUMILITY IN LEADERSHIP More concerned with what's right than being right. Acting on good ideas rather than having them. About embracing new truth than defending outdated position Building team than exalting self. Recognising contribution rather than being recognised

Self management, Stress and Public Perception

Stimulus -Response Theory Freedom to choose Self- awareness

Energy Capacity Energy capacity diminishes with over use under use We must balance energy expenditure with intermittent energy renewal.

Energy Capacity Energy capacity diminishes with over use under use We must balance energy expenditure with intermittent energy renewal.

The Dynamics of Energy High Negative Angry Fearful Anxious Defensive Resentful High Positive Invigorated Confident Challenged Joyful Connected Low Negative Depressed Exhausted Burned Out Hopeless Defeated Low Positive Relaxed Mellow Peaceful Tranquil Serene

Energy Renewal To maintain balance and a powerful pulse in our lives we must learn how to rhythmically spend and renew energy. Great leaders are stewards of organisational energy. They begin by effectively managing their own energy. As leaders they must mobilise, focus,invest, channel, renew and expend energy of others.