2. Dr. Leahcim Semaj
Intl. Keynote & Motivational Speaker
Above or Beyond
876-383-5627
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3. To join or be joined with something else again after
becoming separated:
Re-establish a bond of communication or emotion.
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5. The “TEAM” is Spiritually Significant
Jesus formed a team
•Even Jesus knew he could
not change the world by
himself
•You need to coordinate
the energies of a range of
complementary people
working towards the
same goal
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6. Jesus onTeam Building
•He had a plan
•He had a clear picture of the big picture and
always gave his team clear instructions
•He trained his replacement
•He constantly reminded his team that
•“Greater things than I have done shall you do”
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7. Jesus: Lead by Example
•He set an example
•The team was shocked when he
took off his garment and washed
their feet
•His answer was simple,
•“I am doing this to set an example
for you”
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8. Jesus:Teams Should Have Fun
• He was constantly is a state of celebration
•His first “miracle” was turning water into wine (not
grape juice)
•He was always invited to parties and dinners
•The night before his arrest he gathers his staff to sing
and dine
•The constant message was
•“Why worry? Look at the flowers”
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9. Understand The Definition of Team
•A group of interdependent
people
•They master effective
communication
•They are able to play a variety of
complementary roles
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10. Definition ofTeam
•They agree on a goal
•They accept that the
best way to achieve
this goal is to work
together
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11. Definition ofTeam
•They foresee each other’s needs
•They make useful suggestions to
each other
•They enhance each other’s strengths
•They compensate for each other’s
weaknesses
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12. Definition ofTeam
•The result of this
process is usually a
synergistic level of
increased efficiency and
productivity
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13. Communication isThe Life Blood ofTheTeam
•Timely and Accurate
•People who have learned to
support and trust one another
share what they know freely
•Pass on the information that
members need to operate more
effectively
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14. Communication is
•a huge umbrella that covers and affects all than
goes on between human beings
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15. Communication is
•the single most significant factor that
determines the kind of relationships
we have and what happens to us
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16. This talk/listen cycle helps
to keep BP evenly regulated
•When we speak our blood
pressure goes up
•When we are listening attentively
in a relaxed manner, blood
pressure usually falls
•Heart rate slows - below resting
level
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17. For the message to get through people must believe that
you are
•trustworthy
•likeable
•represent warmth
•represent
comfort
•represent safety
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18. The First Brain:
The Non-reasoning / Non-rational Part
•Seat of human emotion
•The brain stem
•Provide immediate instinctual
response
•Limbic system
•-The emotional centre
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19. The New Brain:
The cerebral cortex
•Seat of conscious thought
•Memory
•Language
•Creativity
•Decision making
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20. To GetToThe New Brain
•The message
must first pass
through the
first brain
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21. EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION…
•is based on emotional impact
•we must be believed to have impact
•ALL FIRST BRAIN
•LIKABILITY IS THE SHORTEST PATH
•TO BELIEVABILITY AND TRUST
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23. Emotionally IntelligentTeamsWork Best
•Our specie has
probably gone as
far as we can
based on
cognitive
Intelligence
alone
•The rest of the
journey will
require greater
development of
Emotional
Intelligence
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24. Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
•The ability to sense,
understand, and effectively
apply the power and acumen
of emotions
•as a source of human energy,
information, trust, creativity
and influence
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25. Emotions: Conventional vs. High Performance Meaning
• CONVENTIONAL HIGH PERFORMANCE
• Signs of weakness - Sign of strength
• No place in business - Essential in business
• Avoid emotions - Emotions trigger learning
• Confuse - Explicate (clarify)
• Table them - Integrate them
• Avoid emotional people - Seek them out
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26. Emotions: Conventional vs.High Performance Meaning
• CONVENTIONAL HIGH PERFORMANCE
• Pay attention only to thoughts of - Listen for the emotions in
• Use of non emotional words - Use of emotional words
• Interfere with good judgement - Essential to good judgement
• Distract us - Motivate us
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27. Emotions: Conventional vs.
High Performance Meaning
• CONVENTIONAL HIGH PERFORMANCE
• Sign of vulnerability - Make us real and alive
• Obstruct, or slows down reasoning - -
Enhance, or speeds up reasoning
• Form a barrier to control
- Build trust and connection
• Weaken fixed attitudes
- Activates ethical values
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28. Emotions: Conventional vs.
High Performance Meaning
• CONVENTIONAL HIGH PERFORMANCE
• Inhibit the flow of objective data -
Provide vital information and feedback
• Complicate management planning
- Spark creativity and innovation
• Undermine authority
- Generate influence without authority
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29. A Team Requires 10 Functions to be Covered
•A variety of functions
are required for a
operate optimally
• Visionary
• Pragmatist
• Explorer
• Challenger
• Referee
• Peacemaker
• Beaver
• Coach
• Librarian
• Confessor
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30. You Must Work Through The 5 Stages
Of Team Development
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Forming
Storming
TransformingNorming
Performing
33. Work With The 7 Team-Building Functions
•SUPPORTING
•GATEKEEPING
•HARMONIZING
•PROCESS OBSERVING
•CONFRONTING
•MEDIATING
•SUMMARIZING
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34. Avoid The Principal Destructive Functions
•Shutting off
•Analysing or Labelling
•Dominating
•Yes-butting
•Naysaying
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36. Teams Have Less Need For Managers and
More For Coaches and Leaders
•Coaches help teams solve problems
•Old Order bosses design and allocate
work, supervise, check, monitor and
control
•Teams do these things for
themselves
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37. LET'S GET RID OF MANAGEMENT
People don't want to be managed,
They want to be led.
Whoever heard of a world manager?
World leader, yes
Educational leader Political leader
Religious leader Scout leader
Community leader Labour leader Business
leader Gang Leader
They lead They don't manage
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38. THE CARROT ALWAYSWINS OVERTHE STICK
•Ask your horse
•You can lead your horse
to water,
•But you can't manage
him to drink
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IFYOU WANTTO MANAGE SOMEBODY,
•Manage yourself
•Do that well and you'll be
ready to stop managing
•And start leading
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41. Restore or replenish by connecting to a power supply.
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The Vision Statement
•This is what members of
the community imagine
that the company could be
•under the best of circumstances
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The Mission Statement
•A clearly written,
•easy-to-remember statement of
the company’s purpose
•Will help demonstrate what
company is about
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The Elements of a Ideal Mission Statement
(1) A mission statement should be no longer than a
single sentence
(2) It should be easily understood by a 12 year-old
(3) It can be recited by memory even under stress
(4) It should be memorable and measurable
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Imagine an ideal company
•What would it be like?
•What services would be offered?
•What would the building,
•the staff, and the services be like?
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The Core Values
•Should shape the Organizational Culture;
•this includes a shared vision of who we are and
where we are headed.
•It encompasses everything from the way we treat
our customers,
•to how we deal with each other and our suppliers -
all our stakeholders
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47. MISSION,VISION &VALUES
• VISION
• The creation of a Jamaican workforce trained and certified to
international standards, stimulating employment-creating investments,
contributing to the improved productivity, competitiveness and
prosperity of individuals, enterprises and the nation
• MISSION
• The HEARTTrust/NTA is committed to the systematic design,
development and delivery of an integrated, flexible and responsiveTVET
system, enabling a productive workforce for national priorities and
global competitiveness.
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48. The Institute is guided by:
Vision Statement
• A globally enterprising
Jamaican workforce qualified
for lifelong learning &
employment, equipped with
market-relevant, sound
technological practices &
social competencies.
01
Mission Statement
• To create a dynamic &
innovative institute that
boosts productivity through
the advancement of learning
& professional capabilities of
stakeholders.
02
Motto
• Learn, Inspire,Validate, Excel
03
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Mission, Vision, Values and Work:
AligningThe Organization for Higher Levels of
Personal Satisfaction and Productivity
Workforce ALIGNMENT Company
Mission SHARED Mission
Vision SHARED Vision
Values SHARED Values
Satisfaction
Levels
HIGH Satisfaction
Levels
Synchrony
50. AreYou Ready?
•Are willing to liveYour mission?
•DoYou All share the vision?
•AreYou ready to live the values?
•Failure is NOT an option!!
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51. Light up, throw light on, cast light upon, brighten, make brighter
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