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Leadership series knowing yourself
- 1. Leadership Series Session 3 – Knowing Yourself Esther Awovi Akafia esther.Akafia@pioneers-edu.com
- 2. The Leader in Me – Know Yourself Questions to Explore • Who am I – Predictive Index; Johari Window; Motivators • The environment I live in • What is my personal mission statement • What is my Why • What is/are my goal(s) • How do I achieve my goals • Reflection – Can I succeed without a mission and a goal – The Odyssey • Project – Study the case of Megan Barry and present your reflections on her- Self leadership – why did she fail?
- 3. Who am I? Predictive Index Let’s Examine and discuss the Predictive Indexes of 2 scholars https://www.predictiveindex.com/assessments/behavioral- assessment/
- 4. Who am I? Predictive Index What is the Predictive Index? The Predictive Index System consists of a: • Assessment • Educational training • Consulting The index provides an understanding of what can influence and drive people in their work.
- 5. Who am I? Predictive Index
- 6. Who am I? Predictive Index
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- 8. Who am I? Predictive Index
- 9. Who am I? Predictive Index Is it important to know this about my self? Why?
- 10. Who am I? Johari Window. The Johari window is a technique that helps people better understand their relationship with themselves and others. It was created by psychologists Joseph Luft (1916–2014) and Harrington Ingham (1916–1995) in 1955, and is used primarily in self- help groups and corporate settings as a heuristic exercise https://www.communicationtheory.org/the-johari- window-model/
- 11. Who am I? What motivates me?
- 12. Who am I? What motivates me?
- 13. What is the environment I lead in? https://www.un.org/en/sections/issues-depth/global- issues-overview/
- 14. What is the environment I lead in? https://www.un.org/en/sections/issues-depth/global- issues-overview/
- 15. What is my personal mission statement What is the Grand Vision of the person you want to be? Remember the story of Alice in Wonderland? What is a mission statement? Why is it important?
- 16. How to Build my Personal Mission Statement Musts in developing your mission Personal Positive Present Tense Visual – Imagine what it looks like Emotional Must be Guided by principles – Ethics and Values What do you want to be Character What do you want to do Achievements Who are your heroes Study them What are the issues you see around you Want to solve them?
- 17. Build your vision – First know your why then build your goals There must be a purpose why you do something To know your why think further back What are your values and beliefs What’s your story? I have a dream A loan in 48 hours
- 18. Building my goals • Motivating goals – must be meaningful • SMART • Write them down – Use I Will • Make an Action Plan • Stick with it – Track and Review
- 19. My goals – How do I achieve them • If you can’t measure it you’re in a tough spot! • Measure everything • Identify the goals • List what you need to achieve them’ • Work on it everyday • Focus • Personalize the goals (Use 1)
- 20. Reflection & Project – The odyssey & Megan Barry
- 21. Recap - The Leader in Me – Know Yourself Questions to Explore • Who am I – Predictive Index; Johari Window; Motivators • The environment I live in • What is my personal mission statement • What is my Why • What is/are my goal(s) • How do I achieve my goals • Reflection – Can I succeed without a mission and a goal – The Odyssey • Project – Study the case of Megan Barry and present your reflections on her- Self leadership – why did she fail?