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Fundamentals of Level Three Leadership
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Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Section I Basics
1. Leading Strategic Change
2. Levels of Human Behavior
3. Leadership Point of View
4. Seeing What Needs To Be Done
5. Understanding All the Forces at Play
6. The Courage to Act
7. Leadership and Problems
8. What’s a “Problem?”
9. The Problem with Problems
10. Leader as Creator
11. Power and Leadership
12. The Diamond Model of Leadership
13. Choice and Obligation
14. Inside-Out or Outside-In
15. Buy-In
Section II Who Are You?
16. The Northern Ball: Who Am I?
17. Early Childhood Development
18. The Most Important Question in Life
19. Intelligence
20. Self-Awareness
21. The Rational-Emotive-Behavior Model
22. Leadership and Self-Deception
23. Self-Concept
24. Career Concepts
25. Develop Your Opinions
26. Balancing Your Life
27. Balancing Your Focus
28. Decision Making
29. Decision-Making Pyramid
Section III The Unexplored Linkage Between Feel and Performance
30. Feel and Performance
31. Connecting Feel and Performance: Flow
32. What Do You Think of Flow?
33. The Resonance Model
34. Managing Your Energy: External and Internal Dreams
35. Preparation
36. Obstacles
37. Revisiting the Dream
Section IV Global Business Leaders
38. The Importance of Global Business Leaders
39. Cultural Tolerance
40. Humility to Learn
41. Honesty
42. Patient Impatience
43. Well Spoken
44. Presence
45. Determination
Section V What’s Your Strategic Story?
46. The Eastern Ball: Strategic Thinking: What’s Your Story?
47. Hope Is Not a Strategy
48. Ansoff’s Model of Strategic Growth
49. Porter’s Five Forces Industry Analysis
50. Value Chain
51. Boston Consulting Group Model
52. Design Thinking
53. The Ecological Model
54. Strategy as Revolution
55. The Experience Economy
56. The Innovator’s Dilemma
57. Good to Great Model
58. Strategy Maps
59. Scenario Planning
60. Chart Your Course
61. Mission Statements
62. Vision Statements
63. Values Statements
64. Strategy
65. Short-Term Operating Goals
66. The Importance of Having a Story
67. Analyzing Ethics
68. Ethical Leadership
69. Leadership and Diversity
Section VI Can You Sell Your Story?
70. The Western Ball: Can You Sell Your Story?
71. Control
72. What Is Trust?
73. The Language of Leadership
74. Level One Techniques
75. Level Two Influence Techniques
76. Level Three Influence Techniques
77. The Relationship between Leadership Style and Buy-In
78. Identifying VABEs
79. A Formula for Mediocrity
80. Influencing at Level Three VABEs
81. The Dark Side of Level Three Influence with VABEs
82. Active Listening
83. The Language of Execution
84. Developing the Next Generation of Leaders
85. You Teach What You Tolerate
86. The Language of Influence
87. Team Life Cycles
88. Team Activities and Team Life Cycles
89. Distributed Leadership
90. Empowerment
91. Getting the Right People on the Team
92. Key Roles in Effective Teams
93. Dialogue Technique
94. One World-Class Team
95. Planned Team Obsolescence
Section VII Organizational Architecture : Can You Organize to Help Not Hinder?
96. The Southern Ball: Can You Organize to Help Not Hinder?
97. Pyramid Organization: The Common Structure
98. M-Form Organization
99. The Matrix Organization
100. Organizational Control
101. A General Model of Organizational Architecture
102. Background Factors
103. Leadership Design VABEs
104. Design Decisions
105. Human Resource Related Systems
106. Systems Theory and Organizational Behavior
107. Recruitment and Selection
108. Job Design
109. Performance Appraisal
110. Reward Systems
111. Learning Systems
112. Organizational Culture
113. System Alignment
114. Organizational Glue
115. Organizational Life Cycles
Section VIII Mastering the Change Process: Are You a Change Master?
116. The Southeast Axis: Leading Change
117. The Anti-Change Bowstring
118. Change Roles
119. Types of Change
120. Resistance to Change
121. Kurt Lewin’s Model
122. Mike Beer’s Model of Change
123. John Kotter’s Model of Change
124. Tim Gallwey’s Model of Change
125. The MIT (Nevis) Change Model
126. Change Is Like Dying Little Deaths
127. The Many Faces of Denial
128. Prochaska’s Model of Change
129. Peter Senge’s Model of Change
130. The Five P’s
131. The GE Model of Change
132. Susan Campbell’s Model of Change
133. Jim Clawson’s Model of Change
134. Managing Mergers and Acquisitions
135. Results of the Leadership Diamond
136. Human Capital
137. Social Capital
138. Organizational Capital
139. Core Capabilities
140. Customer Value Proposition
141. Tangible Financial Results
Section IX Conclusion
142. Zoysia Grass
143. Be the Captain of Your Ship
About the Author
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