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Changing the World With You as the Leader. Mary Lynn Manns, Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Asheville manns@unca.edu www.cs.unca.edu/~manns Lynchburg College February 2009. Imagine yourself…. ... in a dull work existence where you just do what you’re told
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Changing the WorldWith You as the Leader Mary Lynn Manns, Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Asheville manns@unca.edu www.cs.unca.edu/~manns Lynchburg College February 2009
Imagine yourself… ... in a dull work existence where you just do what you’re told … in an exciting job in which you’ve moved up the ladder
The Project Started in 1996, collecting change leadership strategies from: discussions with people leading change worldwide leaders of change throughout history change theories
Yes you can!… The word ‘change’ is all around us Creative (out of the box) solutions are welcomed in challenging times You are not “the establishment”
Examples… Einstein produced his theory of relativity when he was 22. Jeff Malachowsky Wanda Salaman Marie Baker Brian Johns
Next….You need a vision.What would the world look likeif your vision came true?
Then… Take one small steptowards a small goal… Know what you want to do. You don’t have to know exactly how.
Evaluate, and thendecide what step to take next… [Step by Step] [Time for Reflection] [Small Success]
Example:Your vision is a world without poverty What goal can you start with? What is the first step you can take towards this goal? Celebrate your [Small Success] Take [Time for Reflection] Decide on your next step.
Do something… Launch a conversation Take steps to support the conversation
Step by StepWhat steps can you take?… [Just Do It] You miss 100% of the shots you never take. [In Your Space] [Ask for Help] [Group Identity]
Guru on Your Side Champion Skeptic Early Majority Bridge-Builder Early Adopter Connector Local Sponsor Innovator
Asking for help… [Elevator Speech] problem [Wake-Up Call] your idea for solving the problem your vision [Personal Touch] [Just Say Thanks]
Change is a process,not an event… knowledge – persuasion – decision…. Knowledge: just the facts ma’am Persuasion: address the feelings not the facts
Persuasion:address the feelings not the factsan example: the environment Show images Explain how it affects people – tell stories Develop relationships Build a group – a support system Create a little rebellion Make it fun Create a sense of urgency Address what is important to the other person Show that you are emotionally attached to the idea your ideas??
What about the resistors?… [Fear Less] [Champion Skeptic]
Other strategies… [Do Food] [Piggyback] What else is going on that you can use? [The Right Time] Oh gosh, not now! [Study Group] Let’s learn about this together.
Summary You can lead a change in the world! What makes you mad? What is your long-term vision? Create a small, short-term goal. Identify the strategy (pattern) that can get you closer to that goal. Take a small step towards that goal. Reflect on what went right and decide on your next step. Proceed Step by Step!
Some of the strategies (patterns)… Step by Step Time for Reflection Small Success Just Do It In Your Space Ask for Help Elevator Speech Wake-up Call Personal Touch Just Say Thanks Do Food Piggyback The Right Time Study Group Fear Less Champion Skeptic
Go out andlead great changesin the world!www.cs.unca.edu/~manns/intropatterns.htmlmanns@unca.edu