Because the role of leadership is changing, we now need new leadership skills. What if unleading was one of them? Let’s explore the apparent paradox, the new leadership development strategies required, and examples of these new leadership skills. Let’s hear from some of the sharpest change agents and thought leaders of the world: people involved in systems thinking, teamwork design, community engagement and volunteer mobilization. Their insights challenge everything we think about leadership. They help create new possibilities for employee engagement and performance improvement. We can collectively transform leadership from top-down hierarchies to empowered people leading together. We can build workplace cultures that encourage action, workingwell, autonomy, and accountability.
Will you dare to un-lead?
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- Indigo https://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca/books/dare-to-un-lead-the/9781773271828-item.html
- We Need Social https://weneedsocial.com/the-book
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Because the role of leadership is changing, we now need new leadership skills. What if unleading was one of them? Let’s explore the apparent paradox, the new leadership development strategies required, and examples of these new leadership skills. Let’s hear from some of the sharpest change agents and thought leaders of the world: people involved in systems thinking, teamwork design, community engagement and volunteer mobilization. Their insights challenge everything we think about leadership. They help create new possibilities for employee engagement and performance improvement. We can collectively transform leadership from top-down hierarchies to empowered people leading together. We can build workplace cultures that encourage action, workingwell, autonomy, and accountability.
Will you dare to un-lead?
Links:
Website weneedsocial.com/
Twitter twitter.com/CelineSchill
Mastodon https://mastodon.social/@CelineSchill
LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/celineschillinger
Instagram instagram.com/dare_to_un_lead/
YouTube youtube.com/c/CélineSCHILLINGER
Amazon Author Page amazon.com/author/celineschillinger
Get the book
- Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Dare-Lead-Relational-Leadership-Fragmented/dp/1773271822/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0
- Indigo https://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca/books/dare-to-un-lead-the/9781773271828-item.html
- We Need Social https://weneedsocial.com/the-book
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Good leadership turns random collectives into high-performing teams, by enabling trust and collaboration. Strategist, author and advisor Jennifer Sertl shares thoughts on how to develop a culture of chosen togetherness and humane performance at work, for we desperately need workplaces in which people can thrive. Purposeful workplaces with a soul, which we can be passionate about.
See the show notes on my website for quotes, more info and links.
More about Jennifer:
Read Jennifer Sertl’s article “The usefulness of being human or intuition is our killer app” in Troublemakers: Trends & advice from nexxworks & friends about surviving and thriving in turbulent times (Nexxworks, Dec. 2022)
Watch Strategy, Leadership and the Soul on YouTube
Read Strategy, Leadership and the Soul: Resilience, Responsiveness and Reflection for a Global Economy - find it on Amazon
Connect with Jennifer on the Agility3R website, on Twitter @jennifersertl, by email and on Medium
Listen to the 360 Pulse Podcast and the ThinkBuildLaunch Podcast both hosted by Jennifer Sertl.
I was interviewed by Jennifer about Dare to Un-Lead in March 2023 here (Apple podcast) here (Podcaster) and here (YouTube)
Curious to use these ideas in your work? Get in touch with me!
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