Like many of us, she has found people are tired of playing game. Reminiscent of Frederick Winslow Taylor, Davis recalls the classical manager’s job was to make sure that people did what they were told to do by the time they were told to get it done (p. What is means to be brave at work today requires more of us than ever before, which can feel incredibly scary and uncomfortable (p. Leadership, likewise, is best thought of as a verb, also as a description of activities rather than a position, noun, or description of a group or class of people.
Or put another way, think of Brave as an active path (p. Davis concludes the same: Like it or not, your behavior and actions (whether conscious or unconscious) have an effect on the people around you (p. In our Coaching to Develop Leaders workshop, we viewed The Teddy Stallard Story, which poignantly reminds us we never know when something we say or do (or do not) may affect someone’s life forever.
What is Brave? | A New Motivation and Leadership Model is Needed This review highlights our outdated, limited and ineffective model of connecting with others, how we tend to hold ourselves back, and suggests integrating Davis’ findings into leadership lessons we have learned, especially use of our Personal Leadership Philosophy. 41-42) how dramatically our creativity vanishes as we age:ĩ8% genius level of creativity | 3-5 years oldģ0% genius level of creativity | 8-10 years oldġ2% genius level of creativity | 13-15 years oldĢ% genius level of creativity | over 24 years oldĪnswering “What happens to our creativity?” is essentially the driving force in Davis’ reflections.
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After defining Brave Leadership, Davis details numerous barriers, usually self-imposed, that prevent our path to courageous leadership, and how to overcome them (pushing through).Ĭonsider (pp.
Davis weaves her personal transition from actor to leader with many revelations we likely have encountered (or will). Read that first, then again after finishing this bold and refreshing work. Kimberly Davis shares her Brave Leadership Manifesto on page 267. On your organization, on your friends and family, What is the impact you are here to have on your team,
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