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Motivational Words for Leaders and Managers - from Banker's U Training
This document is a presentation about leadership and motivation. It discusses virtues of leadership, whether leaders are born or made, and how to learn leadership skills. It emphasizes motivating employees through exceeding standards, encouraging initiative, and being equitable. The presentation warns against humiliating employees, shifting blame, and dwelling on mistakes. Overall, it provides guidance on building team inspiration and discovering leadership potential through motivation.
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Motivational Words for Leaders and Managers - from Banker's U Training
- 1. Emerge as aGreat Leader Motivational Words for Managers and Leaders Training – Marketing – Consulting 707-338-2886
- 2. Presented by John DeGaetano Certified Business Advisor
- 3. The following presentationincludes words to inspire you. As a manager and leader you are constantly challenged with tough decisions, so following through on those decisions and learning from mistakes is the main component of… a great leader.
- 4. Please Note This presentationis designed for you to view the information at a reasonable pace and at the same time give you a chance to take notes of inspiration that may apply to your specific business or job title. Please pause the video if you need more time for discussion.
- 5. What are thevirtues of a true leader? www.bnkrsu.com
- 6. Are leaders born or made? www.bnkrsu.com
- 7. Can you learn to be a leader? www.bnkrsu.com
- 8. There are thosewho look at things the way they are, and ask why... I dream of things that never were, and ask why not? Robert Kennedy www.bnkrsu.com
- 9. The best executiveis the one who has sense enough to pick good men to do what he wants done, and self-restraint to keep from meddling with them while they do it. Theodore Roosevelt www.bnkrsu.com
- 10. But… to motivateas a great manager and leader - is it more than just “picking good men or women” to get the job done? www.bnkrsu.com
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- 12. Discover Your Leadership Potential www.bnkrsu.com
- 13. A Closer Look Whether you are a small time entrepreneur, department manager or the CEO of a large corporation, you cannot escape the daily challenges of business. www.bnkrsu.com
- 14. You may beequipped with adequate resources, but without determination and drive… “the motivation” - you will not be able to take on new challenges or build on existing ones. www.bnkrsu.com
- 15. This image isa mosaic of employees within a company. Although we can’t see exactly what they’re doing in each individual frame, their change in outcomes or image can change the entire landscape of the overall company picture. www.bnkrsu.com
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- 17. Motivation is theart of getting people to do what you want them to do because they want to do it. Dwight D. Eisenhower www.bnkrsu.com
- 18. Start Here… Building Team Inspiration Desired Team Results Inspired www.bnkrsu.com
- 19. Group Breakout Session Leaders You Admire Objective - Find leadership characteristics through personal experience. Split into groups. Activity - Share a story about the best or most influential leader you have encountered. Identify leadership characteristics by asking the question: “What was it that made this person such an effective leader?” Then as a group, identify the traits that all the leaders seemed to share. Discussion - List common characteristics and what makes a good leader? What about the worst leaders you have encountered? www.bnkrsu.com
- 20. The quality ofa leader is reflected in the standards they set for themselves. Ray Kroc Catch on fire with enthusiasm and people will come from miles to watch your burn. John Wesley Success is going from failure to failure without losing your enthusiasm. Abraham Lincoln www.bnkrsu.com
- 21. Definitions Motivation - is the set of reasons that determines one to engage in a particular behavior. Goals - an objective or projected state of affairs that a person or a system plans or intends to achieve—a personal or organizational desired end-point in some sort of assumed development. www.bnkrsu.com
- 22. In the end,all business operations can be reduced to three words: people, product and profits. Unless you've got a good team, you can't do much with the other two Lee Iacocca Motivate them, train them, care about them, and make winners out of them... they'll treat the customers right. And if customers are treated right, they'll come back. J. Marriott Jr. www.bnkrsu.com
- 23. Business Operations People Product Profits Motivated If your staff is motivated… then, they become easy to train and easy to coach… Train Coach www.bnkrsu.com
- 24. Leadership Do's andDon'ts If you aspire to be a great leader, here are a few things that you should be aware of… for in a growing company many will look to you for guidance. If leadership doesn't come naturally for you, then you’ll need to get up to speed on a few basic do's and don'ts to effectively tackle issues. www.bnkrsu.com
- 25. The “Do’s” Building Your Leadership Skills Exceed Your Model Creativity Own Standards & Risk-taking Encourage Be Equitable Initiative www.bnkrsu.com
- 26. Overview of Do’sand Don’ts Do . . . Exceed Your Own Standards Most leaders set high standards for their employees. But successful leaders personally exceed the standards they set for others. If you give your employees reason to question your willingness or ability to abide by the standards you have set for them, their confidence in your leadership skills will plummet and your business could be in jeopardy. Do . . . Model Creativity & Risk-taking Leaders model the behaviors they want to see in their employees. Creativity and risk-taking are critical qualities in a growing business, but your employees will be hesitant to apply them until they see you engaging in them first. www.bnkrsu.com
- 27. Overview of Do’sand Don’ts Do . . . Encourage Initiative Effective leaders encourage initiative in others. If your employees don't feel as though they have your permission to take the initiative from time to time – they won't. And before long, you will find yourself pigeon-holed into the role of a micro- manager rather than a true leader. Do . . . Be Equitable As the company's owner, you have to maintain equity in your dealings with employees and clients. However, being equitable doesn't mean that everyone has the same responsibilities or receives the same rewards. It simply means that rewards should be based on performance and level of responsibility rather than who tells the best jokes in the lunch room. www.bnkrsu.com
- 28. With Do’s… getto the point immediately; Keep it interesting and be specific www.bnkrsu.com
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- 30. Overview of Do’sand Don’ts Don't . . . Play Armchair Quarterback If you're looking for a way to frustrate your employees, don't offer them any advice about how to complete a task and then criticize their approach after the fact. No one likes an armchair quarterback, so unless the outcome is unacceptable, try to resist the urge to tell employees how you would have done it differently. Don't . . . Humiliate Employees in Public Leaders carry the responsibility of enforcing discipline and holding employees accountable for their mistakes. But when it's time to discuss difficult issues with an employee, do yourself a favor and make sure the conversation happens behind closed doors. In addition to degrading both you and your employee, public humiliation undermines morale and reflects poorly on your leadership skills. www.bnkrsu.com
- 31. Overview of Do’sand Don’ts Don't . . . Shift Blame for Your Mistakes Some leaders refuse to accept responsibility for their mistakes because they believe it is a sign of weakness. But that's a big mistake. The strongest leaders are those who admit their mistakes instead of shifting blame to others, and in so doing, earn the respect of their employees. Don't . . . Dwell on Mistakes Mistakes are not usually a reflection of poor leadership ability. But the inability to get past your employees mistakes . . . That's a different story. Address mistakes, talk about how to avoid them next time, and move on. Constant reminders about past failures discourage employees and make it difficult for them to see how they can redeem themselves going forward. www.bnkrsu.com
- 32. Patience, persistence and perspiration make an unbeatable combination for success. Napoleon Hill www.bnkrsu.com
- 33. On Business Just the opposite of this image… The only way to know how customers view your business is to hear their experiences, speak their language and look at it through their eyes. John DeGaetano www.bnkrsu.com
- 34. On Business The Key to Success is… www.bnkrsu.com
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- 37. so there youhave it…
- 38. Are there anyquestions
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