DISCOVER YOUR PRINCIPLES
Leadership, either of your community or family, is impossible without first defining the essential moral pillars of your vision.
Leading from Many Angles
Leadership can often be thrown around as a word for politicians, businessmen, and leading celebrities. But, it's a skill as old as the most ancient humans. And it is a skill, one that is learned, refined, and practiced by those with the dedication to a vision. It's for parents, community members, even kids.
When it comes to leadership "training," I work with you primarily to home in on what, who, and how. What do you want to do? Who do you want to do it with? How do you want to make it happen? The conversations we'll have will lead to exercises you can begin to implement immediately into your life. By the end of our time together, you'll be able to approach any goal with not only confidence, but a sense of how to bring people along with you.
Here's what you can expect:
1. YOUR PRINCIPLES
No great leader has won the hearts and minds of their follows without being truly dedicated to the cause they pursued. This is only possible when the leader understands themselves at the most fundamental and ultimately moral level. We'll work to find what it is that makes you tick.
3. YOUR COMMUNITY
The hardest part of leadership is other people. We're here to make a leader out of you, not a boss. You need buy-in and commitment from others. Understanding the communal nature of those you would lead is critical to implementing your vision.
5. YOUR PLAN
No vision is appealing without a solid plan. Plans don't need to be complicated or exhaustive to be compelling, but they need to be complete and whole. If your vision is worthy, others will want to follow it. Give them a reason to believe it can work.
2. YOUR VISION
If you don't know where you're going, why would others come along? A vision is more than a destination, though. It's an all-consuming idea of the world you want to make a reality. Defining your vision is what will make you attractive as someone worthy to be followed.
4. YOUR PRACTICE
Before your ready to invite others into sharing your dreams, we'll find ways specific to you that develop the skills and tactics that go in to leadership.
6. YOUR ACTION
Leadership ought to be considered a verb more than a noun. The final step to changing your community is getting out there and doing it. I'll continue to mentor you through the first steps of actually engaging your would-be followers, and help refine your skills.