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The Courage to Lead

The Courage to Lead. Leadership Retreat Debrief. Text. Can everyone be a leader?. “Leadership would be easy if it weren’t for people.” - Mac Anderson. 5 Leadership Axioms. Leadership is a choice You can always improve your leadership skills Your leadership challenges will increase

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The Courage to Lead

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  1. The Courage to Lead Leadership Retreat Debrief

  2. Text Can everyone be a leader?

  3. “Leadership would be easy if it weren’t for people.”-Mac Anderson

  4. 5 Leadership Axioms • Leadership is a choice • You can always improve your leadership skills • Your leadership challenges will increase • Developing leadership skills takes time • Leadership is everyone’s business

  5. When Does Leadership Occur? • In the MOMENT • In order for leaders to “DO” they must first “BE” • What are your top 3 values? • What is your purpose? • What motivates you? • What de-motivates you? • Under what conditions do you work the best?

  6. Remember, it isn’t all about you!!But then again, it’s all about you!!

  7. Today, in healthcare, more so than any other time in our nation’s history, we are facing a crisis of leadership that is caused not by our failures, but by our successes. Our leadership challenge is not one of survival, but of managing prosperity.

  8. References • Jody Rogers, Ph.D. and George Masi (presentation from ACHE Congress) • Comments by Niccie McKay, Ph.D.

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