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District 100 Area/Division Director Training. The 7 Habits of Highly Successful Area Directors. Habit # 1 : Teamwork Makes the Dreamwork. Area/ Division Council At least one Assistant AD/ or Assistant Division Director Prepare successor for office Minimum of at least one mentor.
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District 100 Area/Division Director Training The 7 Habits of Highly Successful Area Directors
Habit # 1: Teamwork Makes the Dreamwork • Area/ Division Council • At least one Assistant AD/ or Assistant Division Director • Prepare successor for office • Minimum of at least one mentor
TEAM: Together Everyone Achieves More
Habit # 2: Communication is the Key “Leader as Servant” Contact and visit clubs on a regular basis • Many clubs elect club officers every 6 months • Hold regular Area/ Division • Council Meetings. • Visit clubs on a regular basis • Follow Toastmaster evaluation • Be Supportive and Helpful
Habit # 3: Show Them You Care “They don’t care how much you know, until they know How much you care.” • Go the extra mile • Doing the minimum = minimum results • Visit early and often
Habit # 4: Delegate to Empower (but don’t forget to follow up) “Many hands make light work” • Your time is very valuable • Focus on serving your clubs • Ask predecessor, mentor, or assistant to chair Area/ Division Contest. • Delegating helps develop future leaders
Habit # 5: Be a Role Model “Dress for Success and to Impress” Vince Lombardi Quote • Remember you are representing District 100 and Toastmasters International • Arrive on time and stay until the end of the meeting • Make sure your paperwork is submitted on time. • Finish the Race
Habit # 6: Recognition = Motivation Typical methods to pay ahead • Certificates • Thank you cards • Sincerely public appreciation • What are you doing that is working?
Habit # 7: From Good to Great: Help start a new club “Leave a Legacy” Select Distinguished vs. Presidents Distinguished Don’t try to do it alone Assign a New Club Chair
Closing Have FUN and Remember it is an honor and a privilege to serve Questions?