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  • Finding Your True North

    Coaching in Leadership Theory and Practice:Theory and Practice:Authentic Leadership

    Nick CraigAuthentic Leadership Institute

    1 ALI 2009 www.authleadership.com

  • Why Authentic Leadership

    Create a level of honesty, transparency, and openness in hours that usually takesopenness in hours that usually takes 3 weeks in a program 6 months of coaching

    Goal is for you to experience it so you can begin to do the same

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    2001 Ken Lay Enron Ken Lay Enron Bernie Ebbers World Com Dennis Kozlowski TycoDennis Kozlowski Tyco

    2008 Richard Fuld Lehman Brothers Richard Fuld Lehman Brothers John Thain Merrill Lynch Daniel Mudd Fannie MayDaniel Mudd Fannie May

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    HBR January 2001 Jim Collins Level 5 LeadershipLevel 5 Leadership

    Builds enduring greatness through a paradoxical combination of personal humility plus personal will tocombination of personal humility plus personal will to

    create sustained business results.

    We would love to be able to give you a list of steps for getting to Level 5other than contracting cancer, going

    through a religious conversion, or getting differentthrough a religious conversion, or getting different parentsbut we have no idea. Our research exposed

    Level 5 as a key component inside the black box of what it takes to shift a company from good to great it takes to shift a company from good to great.

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    How We Define Authentic Leaders

    Clear and unique expression of leadership by being true Oxford Dictionary: Authentic = known to be real and genuine and not a copy

    to themselves

    Motivated by a larger purpose versus ego Demonstrate high integrity by making sound decisions

    independent of political expediency

    Results-driven in a way that creates sustained value

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  • Finding Your True North

    A Sampling of Participants

    Entrepreneurs CEOsHoward Schultz StarbucksCharles Schwab SchwabDonna Dubinsky Palm

    Professional CEOsDick Kovacevich Wells FargoAnne Mulcahy XeroxDan Vasella Novartis Donna Dubinsky Palm

    Narayana Murthy InfosysJon Huntsman HuntsmanDavid Kelley IDEO

    Dan Vasella NovartisKevin Sharer AmgenAnn Fudge Young & RubicamMarilyn Nelson CarlsonJohn Smale P&G

    Social EntrepreneursWendy Kopp Teach for AmericaNancy Barry Womens World BankingSteve Rothschild Twin Cities Rise!

    John Smale P&GRoy Vagelos MerckJohn Whitehead Goldman SachsAndrea Jung AvonBrenda Barnes Sara Lee Steve Rothschild Twin Cities Rise!

    Ellen Breyer HazeldenLeadership ScholarsWarren Bennis Univ. of Southern CalDavid Gergen Harvard Kennedy School

    Brenda Barnes Sara Lee

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  • Finding Your True North

    Leadership is a long journey into your own soul.

    Jeff Immelt, CEO, General Electric

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    The Leaders Story

    Their stories define them better than any set of t h t i ti t it t l thassessments, characteristics, traits, styles, or other

    artificially imposed construct.

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    What We Know About How Executives DevelopHow Executives Develop

    Courses 10% Key People 20% Job Assignments 70%

    .. Of the 70% only 25% counts

    Hardships are the 25% that gets you 70%

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    What We Have Discovered

    There is no 5-element model to fit within.h b f d h h d l d This is about finding the Authentic Leader already

    within you.

    O t f th 25% th t t 70% f th One must focus on the 25% that gets 70% of the result.

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    The Leadership Journey

    Accumulation

    Peak/Seminal Leadership

    Wisdom/Giving Back

    LeadershipD l

    Preparation for Leadership

    of Experiences

    Development

    ibl

    Character Formation

    cruciblecrucible

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    What is a Crucible?

    A process of melting material at high temperatures A process of melting material at high temperatures such that a chemical transformation occurs.

    An event that causes you to:An event that causes you to: Redefine the underlying assumptions about

    who you are as a leader. Redefine your values and how you lead. Shift core behaviors that you have outgrown.

    It shows the deeper truth that has always been there.It h th l l t f Y St

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    It shows you the real plot of Your Story. ALI 2009 www.authleadership.com

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    Finding Your True North

    Leadership

    LeadershipCr cibleA i pRedefinedCrucibleAssumptionsValuesWays of being

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    Some Common Crucibles

    Major new job or assignment Significant reversal in ones professional or personal lifeg p p Protracted challenge/opportunity that goes on for a long

    time

    Combination of the above

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    Discovering Your Uniqueness

    Describe 2 stories of your lifes most challengingexperiences (one should be your crucible).

    Choose instances that challenged and then changedd t di f lfyour understanding of yourself.

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    Sweet Spot

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    Final Note

    I have come to the frightening conclusion that I am theI have come to the frightening conclusion that I am the decisive element. It is my personal approach that creates the climate. I possess tremendous power to make life miserable orI possess tremendous power to make life miserable or joyous. I can be a tool of torture or an instrument of inspiration. I can humiliate or humor, hurt or heal.In all situations, it is my response that decides whether aIn all situations, it is my response that decides whether a crisis is escalated or de-escalated, and a person is humanized or de-humanized.If we treat people as they are, we make them worse. IfIf we treat people as they are, we make them worse. If we treat people as they ought to be, we help them become what they are capable of becoming.

    Goethe

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