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FIVE POWER PRINCIPLES FOR ADVENTIST LEADERS

FIVE POWER PRINCIPLES FOR ADVENTIST LEADERS. Delbert W. Baker, Ph.D., Presenter Global Leadership Summit Sao Paulo, Brazil. The Global Leadership Summit. Universal Change Philosophy. Challenge “ Our greatest duty to God and man is that of self-improvement.” Ellen White.

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FIVE POWER PRINCIPLES FOR ADVENTIST LEADERS

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  1. FIVE POWER PRINCIPLES FOR ADVENTIST LEADERS Delbert W. Baker, Ph.D., Presenter Global Leadership Summit Sao Paulo, Brazil

  2. The Global Leadership Summit Universal Change Philosophy

  3. Challenge “Our greatest duty to God and man is that of self-improvement.” Ellen White

  4. The Global Leadership Summit Learning Objectives By end of session, you will be able to: • Identify key factors for effective Seventh-day Adventist leadership in the 21st century. • State the role that these principles have on your sustainable leadership growth. • Plan at least one next step you can take to further sustainable leadership.

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  6. The Global Leadership Summit A Leadership Reality “…the success of the organizational changes is dependent on leadership. As difficult as organizational change can be, leadership change is exponentially more challenging. Leadership often is the slowest to change in response to environmental and organizational demands.” Source: Weiss, D.S., & Molinaro, V. (2005). The leadership Gap..

  7. The Global Leadership Summit Four Aspects of Leadership Gap • Talent • Availability • Capability • Insufficient • Development • Fragmented • Values • Generation differences

  8. LEADERSHIP IN 60 SECONDS

  9. The Global Leadership Summit THE 60 SECOND PhD IN LEADERSHIP Think back to the best and worst leader you ever had. • Make a list of all the things done to you that you abhorred. • DON’T DO THEM TO OTHERS. EVER. • Make a list of all the things done to you that you love. • DO THEM TO OTHERS. ALWAYS. • Pray deeply and act with justice, mercy and humility. • DO LISTEN AND LOVE AND LEAD. • THEN BE AS WILLING TO FOLLOW AS YOU ARE TO LEAD! And just think, you thought leadership was complicated. Source: Dee Hock, founder of USA (points 5-7 adapted ) in The 60 Second Leader, Phil Dourado

  10. FIVE POWER PRINCIPLES FOR SDA LEADERS

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  12. PRINCIPLE ONE: READINESS QUOTIENT

  13. The Global Leadership Summit A Leadership Model "And if thou [Solomon] wilt walk in My ways, to keep My statutes and My commandments, as thy father David did walk, then I will lengthen thy days." 1 Kings 3:5-14; 2 Chronicles1:7-12. Source: Ellen White, Patriarchs and Prophets, 30-31.

  14. The Global Leadership Summit Those who today occupy positions of trust should seek to learn the lesson taught by Solomon's prayer. The higher the position a man occupies, the greater the responsibility that he has to bear, the wider will be the influence that he exerts and the greater his need of dependence on God. Ever should he remember that with the call to work comes the call to walk circumspectly before his fellow men. He is to stand before God in the attitude of a learner. Position does not give holiness of character. It is by honoring God and obeying His commands that a man is made truly great.

  15. PRINCIPLE TWO: ATTITUDE PERSPECTIVE

  16. The Global Leadership Summit Blah, Blah, Blah

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  18. PRINCIPLE THREE: MEDIUM PLATFORM

  19. “A noble character is not the result of accident; it is not due to special favors or endowments of Providence. It is the result of self-discipline, of subjection of the lower to the higher nature, of the surrender of self to the service of God and man. “The body is a most important medium through which the mind and the soul are developed for the upbuilding of character. Hence it is that the adversary of souls directs his temptations to the enfeebling and degrading of the physical powers.” Ellen White, Conflict and Courage, 249

  20. Correct eating is vital. We are what we eat. Modern man has neglected this very important feature of healthful living. This neglect has resulted in much disease. Brisk walking daily for at least 20 minutes is the best exercise. This is needed on the inside – about six glasses a day between meals. And on the outside – bathing or showering regularly We do not need more than several minutes a day, but it is vital. True temperance is moderation in that which is good, and total abstinence in that which is harmful. It is good to breathe deeply in the open air. It is equally important to get adequate rest. The batteries must be recharged. Most sicknesses originate in a disturbed mind. The relationship between a troubled mind and a diseased body is real. When we trust God we experience peace of mind. The Global Leadership Summit

  21. PRINCIPLE FOUR: PEOPLE PERSPECTIVE

  22. The Competency Framework Self- Awareness Social Awareness • Emotional Self-Awareness • Accurate Self-Assessment • Self-Confidence • Empathy • Organizational Awareness • Service Orientation Self- Management Social Skills • Developing Others • Leadership • Influence • Communication • Change Catalyst • Conflict Management • Building Bonds • Teamwork & Collaboration • Self-Control • Trustworthiness • Conscientiousness • Adaptability • Achievement Orientation • Initiative Positive impact on others The Global Leadership Summit

  23. BIBLE CHARACTERS WHO DEMONSTRATED NOTABLE EI 1. (E) Barnabus 2. (OA) Jethro I. (SeA) David 3. (SO) Dorcas 21. (TC) Jonathan II. (SeM) Joseph 20. (BB) John 4. (ESC) Job 19. (CM) Abigail 5. (T) Samuel 18. (CC) Abraham 6. (C) John the Baptist 17. (C) Stephen 7. (A) Simon of Cyrene 16. (I) Esther 15. (IL) Joshua 8. (O) Caleb IV. (SoS) Nehemiah/ 14. (DO) Moses 9. (AO) Solomon 13. (SC) Paul 12. (ASA) Deborah 10. (I) Noah III. (SoA) Daniel /11. (ESA) Jeremiah

  24. PRINCIPLE FIVE: INITIATIVE MOTIVATION

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  26. Setting a Big, Hairy, Audacious Goal (BHAG)

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  28. AND FINALLY . . . JUST DIVE IN

  29. Implement Plan to Change, take Immediate Action with Accountability Current State Ideal State Tension Goal Implementation Plan Evaluation

  30. Sustainable Leadership Self-Improvement Plan “A strong man knows how to use his strength, but a person with knowledge is even more powerful.” Proverbs 24:5 (GW) Sustainable Success EXAMINE/ EVALUATE ACCOUNT. CIRCLE LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ACTION PLAN Growth Goal MASTERY POWER PRINCIPLE The Global Leadership Summit

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  32. I hear...and I forgetI see...and I rememberI do...and I understand Chinese Proverb

  33. YOUR TURN . . .

  34. Serenity Prayer “Lord, grant me The serenity to accept the things I cannot change, The courage to change the things I can, and The wisdom to know the difference.”

  35. Q & A Period

  36. Delbert W. Baker, M.Div, PhD, General Conference of SDA, 12501 Old Columbia Pike, Silver Spring, Maryland 20904; 301-680-6619; BakerD@gc.adventist.org Delbert Baker has been a pastor/evangelist , educator, administrator and consultant for during the 35 years of his professional career. He is also a certified Emotional Intelligence Trainer and an Executive Leadership Coach. He received a BA from Oakwood University, a Masters degree in Theology and Administration from Andrews University and a PhD in Organizational Communication from Howard University. He also is certified in Educational Management and Administration from Harvard University and trained as an International Life Coach from the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC). His experience includes being a pastor and evangelist for 10 years during which time he baptized more than 1,500 persons. He has been a professor and administrator at Loma Linda University and has authored more than 10 books. Most recently he completed a 14-year tenure at Oakwood University during which time he led out in significantly increasing enrollment, major fund raising and developing the campus infrastructure and physical plant. He established a self –improvement program called GrowthSkills. He is the recipient of numerous civic and national awards for his community and humanitarian work. He is a avid student of leadership, self development, health and wellness. His hobbies include mountain climbing and running marathons (26.2 miles). He has completed more than 50 marathons on all seven continents, the North Pole and 35 of the 50 United States. His wife Susan is an educator who has her doctorate in Physical Therapy Science. The Bakers have three adult sons. Dr. Baker is a General Vice President in the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. His responsibilities include Health Ministries, Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Publishing, and he Chairs the Review and Herald Publishing Association and the International Crisis Management Council.

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