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1. The difference you will make as a leader-coach
and why it immensely matters to you and the future
Jean-Francois Cousin, MCC
Global Executive & Team Coach, Speaker and Author
16. Global mindset
Leaders’ and coaches’ job descriptions just got a lot more challenging…
Energy
Collective
Intelligence
Agility
17. Leaders & coaches must become ‘e-CIA agents’!
➢ Energy, for boldness and resilience
➢ Collective Intelligence, for disruption
➢ Agility, for conquest ahead of competitors
23. Coaching increases confidence, performance and autonomy
Telling
Coaching
leads to
leads to
Dependence
Confidence, performance
& Autonomy
24. What are direct benefits of Coaching?
Enhances
situational
and self
AWARENESS
Develops solutions
and ensures
ACTIONS
are taken
UNTIL SUCCESS
is met
Increases
CONFIDENCE
and
AUTONOMY
Coaching…
25. Traits of a collaborative leader
Brings out
her/his best
Brings out
her/his best
+
Others’ best
Brings out
her/his best
+
Others’ best
+
Teams’ best
Brings out
her/his best
+
Others’ best
+
Teams’ best
+
Orga’s best
28. Leadership lessons we can learn from Tim Cook
1. Take risks
2. Focus & listen attentively to those you speak with
3. Trust others around you
4. Diversity is important
5. Be humble
6. Admit when you’re wrong
[…]
Source: https://www.lifehack.org/articles/productivity/11-leadership-lessons-can-learn-from-tim-cook.html
30. Embedding coaching in your company’s leadership DNA
will yield the potent benefits of a coaching culture
Source: Human Capital Institute, Oct 2019; https://www.hci.org/research/building-strong-coaching-cultures-future
delta
18%
28%
9%
12%
37. Coaching … an intelligent, growth-driven
act of unconditional love
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38. Catalyzing your team’s collective
intelligence with those five practices in
crisis time will accelerate the leadership
development of your coworkers, helping
them to build more confidence in
themselves, in their team and in you.
Your team will then take more and more
ownership for their endeavors and
increase their chances to disrupt the
business in the most profitable way. What
does it take? Your champion’s discipline
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