Inspired leadership
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The document discusses maintaining a state of inspiration as a leader. It recommends methods like doodling or making lists of inspiring versus tiring tasks. An inspired leader sets an example that caring for oneself and empowering employees will lead to engaged followership. Inspired team leadership involves paying attention to team needs, identifying sources of inspiration and tiredness, and completing inspiring tasks first to gain momentum. The 3-step prayer process of stopping to pray, looking at options, and listening to answers can move leaders to inspired action. Inspired living and leadership is achieved by maintaining a state of inspiration.
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Inspired leadership
- 1. I AM LEADING WITH INSPIRATION Inspired LeadershipSpring 2015
- 2. Inspiration & Empowerment Some executives doodle to stay inspired, in – spirit, in harmony with life and love. What other methods can be used to achieve and maintain a state of inspiration? Inspiration keeps your heart open to an in-flow and out- flow of ideas An inspired executive is empowered. An empowered executive can lead from the heart.
- 3. Advantages of heart centered leadership You set an example of inspired leadership Shows employees and team members that you care about yourself and this gives them a belief that they are worth being care for. They follow what you do, not what you say. People like stories and they want to tell you their story, so inspire them and empower them and let them sell your business for you.
- 4. Forward thinking leadership Soar to new heights of inspiration and allow the leaders within your business to emerge! They will rise to the top because the team will want what you have.
- 5. As an executive, you must maintain a state of inspiration in yourself and in your company. This will have a positive impact on how your employees perform. Creativity and productivity flows from an open heart. Inspired Team Leadership
- 6. Pray attention to the needs of the team What inspires you? What tires you? Use a piece of notebook paper and draw a line lengthwise down the middle identify those tasks, persons, places, things that tire you and identify those tasks that inspire you. On the right side column identify those things that tire you. Complete those tasks that inspire you first to gain inspiration and use the momentum and endurance to carry on through those tasks that tire you. To keep it simple, stay in-spirit yourself, lead by example. Start out by making a list of things that tire you. Identify what inspires you.
- 7. The 3-step prayer process To move forward to inspired action Stop to pray. Look at your options. Listen to the answer to your prayers.
- 8. Aspect Ratio Test (Should appear circular) 16x9 4x3 I Am In-spired to action 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr Inspired leadership is gaining the results you want, when you want them and by achieving and maintaining a state of inspiration
- 10. Aspect Ratio Test (Should appear circular) 16x9 4x3 I AM in- spirit Everyone benefits when we allow love into business. Meetings are more fun, there is less judgment and blame, less egos and everyone is respected the same. When staff are empowered they can lead from their heart and inspire others to action.
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- Use a piece of paper and draw a line down the center of the page lengthwise and identify those things that tire you on the left hand side. On the opposite side identify what inspires you. Do those tasks that inspire you first and then work through those tiring things from a source of Divine inspiration which will create momentum and endurance to move forward. What tires me? Heavy carbohydrate foods, excessive caffeine, dairy, gluten, lack of physical activity, cubicles, no music, 30 minute lunch breaks, being chained to a telephone, lack of freedom to implement my own ideas, un-inspired management, managers who use power and control and lack grace.
- Special thanks to God, for all of the prayers from readers from I Am Sitting Across from God, Camp Cubber, Marcy Mac Math, Miriam Williams, University of South Florida's Adult Education Program, Brian Kridler, Ann Gilbert, University of South Florida's Master of Arts Adult Education Program, Dr. Suzanne Kirkman, Dr. Dan Gardner, and extra thanks to my Instructional Design Professor who offered her class on campus! and to every client that I case managed, supervised, and coached this program to near perfection! Namaste.