
The best leaders have the ability to share their vision with passion and commitment, giving their people a purpose, a challenge they are willing to embrace and carry on to achieve amazing results.
The corona-virus has shaken the nature of work to its core. While many are still anxiously awaiting a return to normal, what’s “normal” after the pandemic is likely to look very different from what we were used to before it began.
As some parts of the world start to loosen restrictions, leaders need to move from crisis response to thinking about the role of organizations and leadership in the longer term.
Uncertainty will stay with us for many months, so it will be almost impossible to define what’s “normal.” What we need to think about is not a “new normal” but a new reality—a “new now.”
Empathy and flexibility are important leadership qualities at any time. When employees experience sudden and radical change—such as the need to work remotely or in highly restricted work-spaces for an extended period—these qualities are even more essential in order to keep teams cohesive, engaged, and motivated.
Crises like the one we are facing today forces people, businesses and their leaders to change and adapt at extraordinary speed.
I do believe that those that can filter out the noise and focus on what truly drives success, leading with head, heart, and hands, will emerge stronger than ever.
The Influence and Inspire as a Leader in a post Covid19 World Training Course, will empower you as a leader in bringing out the best in yourself and others, by exploring the most critical success factors of strong leadership that will help you bring your people together, motivate, energize and inspire them to their full potential, to achieve extraordinary things!
There are as many definitions of leadership as the thousands of books that were written on the topic over the years. Leadership has so many meanings and there is no right or wrong answer to the question of what leadership is. Depending on the person who leads and those being led, on any given day, leadership can mean teaching, coaching, motivating, cheerleading, counseling, guiding, correcting, protecting, explaining, and observing. Leadership requires that you chair meetings, hold hands, explain decisions, think about the future, share vision and resolve conflict.
If you want a quick, brief and general definition of leadership, I can say that leadership is the ability to bring like-minded people together to get remarkable things done. Because humans are social species and natural hierarchies develop, the concept of leadership emerged. Someone has to be in charge, share a vision, and lead others towards goals.
This training program aims to support you as a leader in inspiring and bringing out the best in yourself and others by coaching you on exploring what leaders do (module 1), what leaders know (module 2) as well as the attributes and characteristics of leaders or what leaders should be like (module 3). And we will focus on the most important ingredients that are essential for success in personal and organizational leadership.
In the attachments below you can find the objectives and the agenda of our course in written form also.
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If you as a leader can influence 70-90% of the things that make a great employee, and you have one employee that’s underperforming, then the finger of blame should be pointing to who? To you...
We as leaders have tremendous influence over the performance of our teams. Probably a lot more influence than we realize. How we do things and the way we work with our employees plays a huge role in the success of our teams. One of the key duties and responsibilities of the role of successful leaders is to constantly improve, empower and nurture their employees to help them become better in doing their job.
Empower and nurture people to improve performance and shape the team's culture and future direction. Communicate a clear vision, balance task, individual, and group maintenance needs, and motivate the team.
Discover how to uncover your team's 'why' by applying a motivation model that blends theories and addresses security, connection, stimulation, and challenge.
Explore how leaders mobilize and energize employees by delivering clear direction, showing appreciation, earning respect, and providing the right tools to unlock their full potential.
Recognize and celebrate what employees do right to boost motivation, even when performance isn’t stellar, and praise in public while criticizing in private to foster a positive workplace.
Followers define a leader. Identify three leader types, opposition, disposition, and both, to show how blending position with disposition engages followers and drives success with a can-do attitude.
Practice perspective-taking and active listening to understand others' viewpoints. Value each person's contribution to move people toward shared goals.
Explore the telescope effect to show leaders and employees perceive the distance differently; bosses control evaluations, salary, and career progression. Understand that employees feel a greater gap than managers intend.
Explore your leadership style using the John Odair model, balancing task, people, and individual needs while adapting between autocratic, democratic, and consensual approaches to guide teams and meet organizational goals.
Lead with constant awareness, modeling clear communication and genuine values, because employees reflect your behavior and attitude in every interaction, from emails to customer service.
THE NEED FOR LEADERSHIP IN THE NEW NORMAL IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER!
A warm welcome to the Fully Accredited Leadership Certification Course from Beginner to Expert level, which is aimed at those who have been recently promoted to Leaders, to Entrepreneurs looking to scale their business and to anyone really who wants to use Leadership to improve their life.
It is absolutely true that we live in challenging times. The corona-virus has shaken the nature of work to its core. While many are still anxiously awaiting a return to normal, what’s “normal” after the pandemic is likely to look very different from what we were used to before it began.
As some parts of the world start to loosen restrictions, leaders need to move from crisis response to thinking about the role of organizations and leadership in the longer term.
Uncertainty will stay with us for many months, so it will be almost impossible to define what’s “normal.” What we need to think about is not a “new normal” but a new reality—a “new now.”
Empathy and flexibility are important leadership qualities at any time. When employees experience sudden and radical change—such as the need to work remotely or in highly restricted work-spaces for an extended period—these qualities are even more essential in order to keep teams cohesive, engaged, and motivated.
Crises like the one we are facing today force businesses and their leaders to change and adapt at extraordinary speed.
Those that can filter out the noise and focus on what truly drives success, leading with head, heart, and hands, will emerge stronger than ever.
The ''Influence and Inspire as a Leader in a Post Covid19 World'' course will empower you as a leader in bringing out the best in yourself and others by exploring the most critical success factors of strong leadership that will help you bring your people together, motivate, energize and inspire them to their full potential to achieve extraordinary things.
COURSE CURRICULUM
1. WHAT REAL LEADERS DO
As a Leader What is Your Job?
Management VS Leadership
The 3 Essential Roles of a Leader
Helping Employees Find Their Why
2. WHAT REAL LEADERS KNOW
What Do Employees Really Want From Their Leader?
Catch Them Doing Something Right!
What Defines a Leader?
Leadership & Perspective
3. HOW TO BECOME AN INFLUENTIAL LEADER
Understand Your Leadership Style
Learn How to Balance Tasks, Teams & Individual Functions
Role Model Strong Leadership
The Leadership Critical Success Factors in the New Normal
COURSE OBJECTIVES
By the end of this training course participants will be able to:
1. Describe the roles and responsibilities of a true leader
2. Clearly understand the difference between the role of a manager and the role of a leader
3. List the three main essential roles of a leader
4. Understand what motivates people and explain the "4-motive" motivational model
5. Identify what employees want from a leader
6. Understand different perspectives and what defines a true leader
7. Find out their preferred leadership style
8. Balance team, task and individual functions
9. Identify what it takes to role model strong leadership
10. List the leadership critical success factors
11. Transform their life
12. Elevate their career