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When Elephant Was King

When Elephant Was King. The Story – Fair & Just – A Trusted Leader. Master of Survival. Benefactor of Cooperation. Inspirers of Greatness. Leaders of Compassion. Champion of Communications. Keepers of Wisdom. An Icon of Leadership. Leadership is….

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When Elephant Was King

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  1. When Elephant Was King The Story – Fair & Just – A Trusted Leader

  2. Master of Survival

  3. Benefactor of Cooperation

  4. Inspirers of Greatness

  5. Leaders of Compassion

  6. Champion of Communications

  7. Keepers of Wisdom

  8. An Icon of Leadership

  9. Leadership is…

  10. “Four decades of research on leadership have produced a bewildering mass of findings…It is difficult to know what, if anything, has been convincingly demonstrated by replicated research. The endless accumulation of empirical data has not produced an integrated understanding of leadership.” Ralph M. StogdillHandbook of Leadership

  11. “Leadership is… one of the most observed and least understood phenomena on earth.” James McGregor Burns, Leadership

  12. “Leadership is… a set of behaviors exhibited in a proactive process—a process dependent on an understanding of, and facility at, communication.” Patricia Witherspoon, Communicating Leadership

  13. So, what is it then?… “Leadership is…

  14. So, what is it then?… “Leadership is… to a great extent a communication process.”

  15. “Leadership is the single biggest constraint to growth, and it is the most critical business issue we face.” CEO, U.S. Consumer Products Company

  16. “The only things standing in the way between where we are now and what we can achieve are the limitations of our leaders.” CEO, European Manufacturing Company

  17. People Perception

  18. “The primal task of leadership is emotional. People don’t leave their feelings at home when they go out the door.” Daniel Goleman, authorPrimal Leadership.

  19. “Effective communication is the essential tool of leadership.” Keener & Associates

  20. “Communicating clearly and listening effectively are the key building blocks of problem solving. If you don’t listen well, you can’t help as much as you could” JoAnna Brandi

  21. Try to remember the following words:

  22. Try to remember the following words: BED DREAM COMFORT REST AWAKE SOUND AWAKE NIGHT SLUMBER TIRED EAT SNORE

  23. Leadership Self Assessment

  24. A The Doer Strengths Tendencies include: The ideal environment includes: Getting immediate results Many new and varied activities Making quick decisions Opportunity to ____________ Persistence ____________ challenges Solving problems ____________ assignments Taking charge Freedom to __________ Self-reliance Control over situations Accepting challenges ________________ from others

  25. A The Doer Strengths Tendencies include: The ideal environment includes: Getting immediate results Many new and varied activities Making quick decisions Opportunity to get things done Persistence Continual challenges Solving problems Difficult assignments Taking charge Freedom to act Self-reliance Control over situations Accepting challenges Direct answers from others

  26. A The Doer Weaknesses May have tendencies which Needs others to provide: include: Sensitivity to needs for others Insensitivity to others Caution Impatience Details and facts Overlooks risks and cautions Inflexibility and unyielding Should Focus on: Taking on too much _________________________ Being inattentive to detail _________________________ Resenting restrictions Being more _______________ Being too demanding of others

  27. A The Doer Weaknesses May have tendencies which Needs others to provide: include: Sensitivity to needs for others Insensitivity to others Caution Impatience Details and facts Overlooks risks and cautions Inflexibility and unyielding Should Focus on: Taking on too much Patience Being inattentive to detail Sensitivity to the needs of others Resenting restrictions Being more flexible Being too demanding of others

  28. Leadership Self Awareness • What are your behavioral strengths as you relate to others? • What do your strengths contribute to a relationship or team? • What behavioral strengths of other people are most different from yours? • What can you do to have better communication with people whose strengths are different from yours?

  29. B The Influencer Strengths Tendencies include: The ideal environment includes: Optimism A ____________ atmosphere Enthusiasm Freedom from ________________ Being personable Opportunity to ________________ Making a good impression Public recognition of ability Being verbally articulate Opportunity to verbalize A desire to help others Positive reinforcement and praise Creating an entertaining climate ____________ response to ideas

  30. B The Influencer Strengths Tendencies include: The ideal environment includes: Optimism A friendly atmosphere Enthusiasm Freedom from control and detail Being personable Opportunity to influence others Making a good impression Public recognition of ability Being verbally articulate Opportunity to verbalize A desire to help others Positive reinforcement and praise Creating an entertaining climate Enthusiastic response to ideas

  31. B The Influencer Weaknesses May have tendencies which Needs others to provide: include: Follow-through on detail Lack of follow-through A logical approach Over-selling Concentration on the task Over-estimating anticipated results Misjudging capabilities Should Focus on: Talk too much Better control of ___________ Acting impulsively ________________________ Jumping to conclusions _____________ before acting Over-committing

  32. B The Influencer Weaknesses May have tendencies which Needs others to provide: include: Follow-through on detail Lack of follow-through A logical approach Over-selling Concentration on the task Over-estimating anticipated results Misjudging capabilities Should Focus on: Talk too much Better control of time Acting impulsively Objectivity on decision making Jumping to conclusions Pausing before acting Over-committing

  33. Leadership Self Awareness • What are your behavioral strengths as you relate to others? • What do your strengths contribute to a relationship or team? • What behavioral strengths of other people are most different from yours? • What can you do to have better communication with people whose strengths are different from yours?

  34. C The Relater Strengths Tendencies include: The ideal environment includes: Being supportive Sincere appreciation Being agreeable ________________ conflict Loyalty Security Self-control Acknowledgment of work Consistency Limited territory Being a good listener Opportunity to ______________ Performing established work ___________way of doing things  patterns

  35. C The Relater Strengths Tendencies include: The ideal environment includes: Being supportive Sincere appreciation Being agreeable Minimal conflict Loyalty Security Self-control Acknowledgment of work Consistency Limited territory Being a good listener Opportunity to develop Performing established work relationships patterns Traditional way of doing things

  36. C The Relater Weaknesses May have tendencies which Needs others to provide: include: Stretch toward challenge Resisting change Help in solving difficult problems Trouble meeting deadlines Initiative and change Being overly lenient Procrastinating Should Focus on: Being indecisive _____________ confrontation Holding a grudge Initiating ___________ Being overly possessive Increasing ____________ Lack of initiative

  37. C The Relater Weaknesses May have tendencies which Needs others to provide: include: Stretch toward challenge Resisting change Help in solving difficult problems Trouble meeting deadlines Initiative and change Being overly lenient Procrastinating Should Focus on: Being indecisive Facing confrontation Holding a grudge Initiating more Being overly possessive Increasing pace Lack of initiative

  38. Leadership Self Awareness • What are your behavioral strengths as you relate to others? • What do your strengths contribute to a relationship or team? • What behavioral strengths of other people are most different from yours? • What can you do to have better communication with people whose strengths are different from yours?

  39. D The Thinker Strengths Tendencies include: The ideal environment includes: Orderliness Being able to concentrate on ______ Conscientiousness Opportunities to critique Discipline ___________ surrounding Preciseness Opportunities of reassurance Thoroughness ____________ job description Being diplomatic with people Opportunities for careful planning Being analytical Time to ____________________

  40. D The Thinker Strengths Tendencies include: The ideal environment includes: Orderliness Being able to concentrate on detail Conscientiousness Opportunities to critique Discipline Stable surrounding Preciseness Opportunities of reassurance Thoroughness An exact job description Being diplomatic with people Opportunities for careful planning Being analytical Time to do things right

  41. D The Thinker Weaknesses May have tendencies which Needs others to provide: include: Quick decision-making Indecisiveness Reassurance Getting bogged down in detail Stretching of capabilities Rigidity on the how-to’s Overly avoiding conflict Should Focus on: Low self-esteem Being more __________ Being hesitant to try new things Self-confidence Resisting full responsibility Being more __________ Pessimism

  42. D The Thinker Weaknesses May have tendencies which Needs others to provide: include: Quick decision-making Indecisiveness Reassurance Getting bogged down in detail Stretching of capabilities Rigidity on the how-to’s Overly avoiding conflict Should Focus on: Low self-esteem Being more open Being hesitant to try new things Self-confidence Resisting full responsibility Being more optimistic Pessimism

  43. Leadership Self Awareness • What are your behavioral strengths as you relate to others? • What do your strengths contribute to a relationship or team? • What behavioral strengths of other people are most different from yours? • What can you do to have better communication with people whose strengths are different from yours?

  44. Leave Your Footprint Make It Happen Make It Better Make It Last

  45. Mark D. Nelson, PH.D. Vice President for Student Affairs & Vice Provost for Academic Affairs The University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 mnelson@ua.edu Michael George University Registrar The University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 (O) 205-348-2857 michael.george@ua.edu

  46. Additional Information

  47. Never Give Up “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. This approach to life has been responsible for the success of many men and women struggling against apparently insurmountable obstacles. Sometimes your greatest asset can be your ability to persist longer than the other person. Your willingness to continue, even when you feel like quitting, will often win you the day.

  48. Never Give Up (Cont) Between where you are and your goal, there are a number of hurdles or ‘tests’ that you must successfully pass to succeed. And you never know how many there are. You only know that number is limited and that at any time you might be just one step away from great achievement. Expect to meet many obstacles, difficulties, and temporary failures on the way to your goal. They are essential to your eventual success. You need them. They are each sent to teach you something vital that will help you in the future. You can never tell how close you are to your goal, right now (Tracy, 2003, p. 157-158).”1

  49. Resiliency “In today’s organizations, many leaders feel the stress to change and tend to cause stress for others. How do you handle stress? Can you bounce back? The coaching leader practices the attitude and behaviors of resiliency and coaches others to be resilient. A resilient leader is: Positive: views life as challenging but opportunity filled Focused: has a clear vision of what is to be achieved Flexible: is pliable when responding to uncertainty Organized: applies structures to help manage ambiguity Proactive: engages change instead of evading its results (Bianco-Mathis, Nabors, & Roman, 2002, p.29).”2

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