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Published on Dec 11, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
1.
Strengthening Our Strategic Thinking
To Become Better Leaders
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khalid almasoud
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Rock Solid Leader
Ridiculously In Charge
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Josep Ma. Rosell
3.
Or Not
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Jsome1
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Order taker
Meetings Transactional
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byronv2
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Choice is yours.
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Dylan Passmore
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Take orders
You may decide that for the rest of your life
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Sjoerd Lammers street photography
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Be A Leader
Or you can
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VinothChandar
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Align your vision with the vision of your client
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chrismar
9.
Define Your Role
Your Purpose
Your Event's
Direction & Vision
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kevin dooley
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Your Turn
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jayRaz
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3 Traits Mentor/Leader
Your Turn
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jayRaz
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What % of sessions at your major conference dedicated to leadership?
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antwerpenR
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90% of CEOs see
leadership development highest priority.
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familymwr
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Strategic Thinking
Ranked 2nd
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Leo Reynolds
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Industry- Sector- Specific
Ranked Last
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JefferyTurner
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What is strategy?
Your Turn
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jayRaz
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Strategy is
Creation of a unique and valuable position
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marfis75
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Strategy is
Creation of a unique and valuable position
Involving a different set of activities than your competitor
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marfis75
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Operational Effectiveness & Strategy?
What is the difference between
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jayRaz
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Operational Effectiveness
Delivers greater efficiency
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danielfoster437
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Operational Effectiveness
Delivers greater efficiency
Results in lower per unit costs
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danielfoster437
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Operational Effectiveness
Delivers greater efficiency
Results in lower per unit costs
Performs similar activities better than competitors
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danielfoster437
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Strategic Effectiveness
Delivers greater value
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Leo Reynolds
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Strategic Effectiveness
Delivers greater value
Can charge higher than average per unit costs
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Leo Reynolds
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Strategic Effectiveness
Delivers greater value
Can charge higher than average per unit costs
Performs different activities than competitor
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Leo Reynolds
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What Is A Strategic Brain?
Your Turn
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jayRaz
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A Strategic Brain
Filters information by deliberately sorting input and output
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Mysha Islam
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A Strategic Brain
Filters information by deliberately sorting input and output
Attends to essential info
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Mysha Islam
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A Strategic Brain
Filters information by deliberately sorting input and output
Attends to essential info
Filters out details not important to task at hand
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Mysha Islam
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A strategic brain
Focuses attention
Inhibits distractions
Uses working memory for critical thinking
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Hey Paul Studios
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A non-strategic brain takes in all information and multitasks.
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ckhamken
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When focused & engaged on more strategic, abstract thinking, details easier to remember.
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Quick Assessment
Your Turn
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jayRaz
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1. Do you allow frequent interruptions (2-3 per hour) when working on a main task?
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andrewrennie
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2. Do you jump to a new task when immediately asked rather than making progress on the major goal of the day?
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andrewrennie
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3. Do you multitask more than twice a day when you’re working on a major project?
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andrewrennie
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4. Do you work past your regular bedtime two nights or more a week?
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andrewrennie
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5. Do you have difficulty knowing when you have saturated your capacity to think clearly & work effectively?
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andrewrennie
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6. Do you have difficulty recognizing when there are strains on your task performance?
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andrewrennie
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Yes on two or more, your strategic brain needs an ovehaul.
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Vicky TGAW
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3 Steps
To practice to become strategic thinkers
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Brainpower Of None
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ЕленАндреа
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Brainpower Of None
Brain solves problems best by taking a break from the matter.
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ЕленАндреа
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Connections are built when the brain
slows downs or rests.
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Keoni Cabral
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Your brain works smarter when you make it slow down.
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TechDaveStudios
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Our brain works for us when we quit working it to the max.
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Merrill College of Journalism Press Releases
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Allow Your Brain To Rest
1. Brainpower Of None
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Hamed Saber
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Your Turn: What are my beliefs about multitasking?
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jayRaz
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Multitasking
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phrenologist
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Multitasking causes
Shallower, less focused thinking
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phrenologist
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Multitasking causes
Shallower, less focused thinking
Increased errors
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phrenologist
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Multitasking causes
Shallower, less focused thinking
Increased errors
Dramatic, negative decrease on mental processing
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phrenologist
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Brainpower Of One
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Leo Reynolds
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Brainpower Of One: One Task At A Time
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Leo Reynolds
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Brainpower Of One: Instead of multitasking,
perform tasks sequentially.
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Leo Reynolds
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Take your mind off of old thinking to discover a new way of thinking.
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Pink Sherbet Photography
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Brainpower Of Two
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Leo Reynolds
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Brainpower Of Two: Focus on two elephant tasks per day.
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Leo Reynolds
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When hunting elephants, don't get distracted by rabbits.
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Colin the Scot
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To increase your intellectual ROI, focus on your highest priority & do not invest time in wide range of junk investments.
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Chris Smith/Out of Chicago
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Creating to-do list, focus on two things -- your elephants
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Stephen & Claire Farnsworth
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Two Elephant-Tasks
That will have most impact
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Stephen & Claire Farnsworth
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Two Elephant-Tasks
That will have most impact
Require the most attention
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Stephen & Claire Farnsworth
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Two Elephant-Tasks
That will have most impact
Requires the most attention
Requires the most rested, strategic thinking brain
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Stephen & Claire Farnsworth
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Your Turn:
What are your
two elephant-tasks right now?
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jayRaz
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Know-Brainers
Brainpower Of None: when you hit a mental wall, quiet your mind to find fresh solutions
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rishibando
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Know-Brainers
Brainpower Of One: Work on one thing at a time. Sequential-task instead of multitask.
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rishibando
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Know-Brainers
Brainpower Of Two: Everyday, dedicate them majority of your time to two most important elephant-tasks.
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rishibando
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Which needs my attention now?
Brainpower of None
Brainpower of One
Brainpower of Two
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jayRaz
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Reality TV Show
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H2O Alchemist
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Reality TV Show
1st team - flunked aptitude test
2nd team - passed aptitude test with flying colors
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H2O Alchemist
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Which team do you pick?
1st team - flunked sales aptitude test
2nd team - passed sales aptitude test with flying colors
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jayRaz
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Picked 2nd team,
you lost!
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Jayel Aheram
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True story from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
(1971)
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Squire of Cydonia
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Flunkies were optimists.
Smarties were pessimists
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Pen Waggener
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Someone who can't, but thinks they can, compared to someone who can but thinks they can't, always wins.
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victoriabernal
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Your gateway thinking is like a piece of software
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Abdullah AL-Naser
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It runs everything we do and dictates your outcomes.
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Abdullah AL-Naser
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If the software says do a or b, then a or b happens. C cannot happen.
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Abdullah AL-Naser
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Whenever your norms & behaviors get encoded & reinforced, it determines what happens next.
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Abdullah AL-Naser
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The "it can't be done" virus is contagious.
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euthman
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Time to audit your thinking...
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