Index

ABCD model of building trust, 77, 81

accountability, 105, 121

admitting mistakes, 109

ambition, 47

Angelou, Maya, 94

apologizing

as admission of responsibility, 127, 129

rebuilding trust by, 127

for role in eroded trust, 125

authenticity, 91

autonomy within boundaries, 37

Barrett, Colleen, 82, 83

BHAGs (big, hairy, audacious goals), 89

Blanchard, Ken

clear mission statement of, 79

Empowerment Takes More Than a Minute, 37, 121

Full Steam Ahead!, 11

Leading at a Higher Level, 61, 79

Lead with LUV, 83

learning and practicing to apologize, 127

New One Minute Manager, The, 23

One Minute Manager, The, 23, 25

One Minute Manager Meets the Monkey, The, 51

Power of Ethical Management, The, 47, 99

Secret, The, 69

Servant Leadership in Action, 5–6

Trust Works!, 77

Blanchard, Margie, 127

boundaries and autonomy, 37

Broadwell, Renee, 5

Brown, Brené, 5

building rapport, 93

building trust. See trust building

Capable, but Cautious, Contributors, 29

Carew, Don, 52

caring

of customers by your people, 35

leadership as matter of the heart and, 95

leaders that demonstrate, 93

Carlos, John, 37, 121

change

giving people a voice in, 119

successful initiatives for, 61

Coaching leadership style, 29

Collins, Jim, 47

command-and-control leadership style, 59

common sense common practices as call to action, 2

implementing simple truths through, 1–2

See also servant leaders

compensation/money, 65

Conley, Kim, 127

Conley, Randy

focus on topic of trust by, 1, 71–72

learning and practicing to apologize, 127

control

high-control leaders, 115

as the opposite of trust, 116–117

people resist, 119

customer care, 35

Delegating leadership style, 29

delegation, 51

demonstrating care, 93

Directive leadership style, 29

Disillusioned Learners, 29

Disney, 11

Disney, Walt, 11

doing the right thing, 107

Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 78

employees. See people

empowering others

by sharing information, 121

strategies for, 115

Empowerment Takes More Than a Minute (Blanchard, Carlos, and Randolph), 37, 121

Enthusiastic Beginners

Directive leadership style for, 29

Self-Reliant Achievers on new task become, 31

ethical leaders

five Ps of, 99

integrity of, 99, 101

expectation setting, 39

fairness, 105

fear, 89

feedback

REAL model on incorporation of, 91

servant leaders and, 63

See also praising

1 Corinthians 13:4–7, 55

flexible leadership style, 29

Ford, Henry, 99

forgiveness, 131, 133

Full Steam Ahead! (Blanchard and Stoner), 11

goals

BHAGs (big, hairy, audacious goals), 89

good performance begins with clear, 16–17

model behaviors that serve people, 67

praising progress toward, 20–21

seagull management of, 19

SMART, 17

Golden Rule, 39

Goldsmith, Marshall, 5

good results. See organizational success

Good to Great (Collins), 47

Greenleaf, Robert K., 72

Hemingway, Ernest, 81

hierarchical pyramid

the traditional, 13

turning it upside down, 12–13

high-control leaders, 115

honesty, 101

humility, 47, 83

integrity (integritas or integer), 99, 101

invitation to follow, 59

Johnson, Spencer, 23, 25

keeping promises, 103

kindness, 89

Lao-tzu, 67

Lawrence, Martha, 77

Leadership and the One Minute Manager (Blanchard et al.), 29

leadership styles

Coaching, 29

command-and-control, 59

Delegating, 29

Directive, 29

flexible, 29

seagull management, 19

Supportive, 29

See also servant leadership

leaders/managers

authenticity of trusted, 91

either/or approach to leadership by, 29

facilitating employees to care for customers, 35

facilitating successful change, 61

high-control, 115

self-serving, 63, 69

SLII® (situational approach to effective leadership), 29

vulnerability of, 75, 83

See also people; servant leaders; trusted leaders

Leading at a Higher Level (Blanchard), 61, 79

Lead with LUV (Blanchard and Barrett), 83

Lincoln, Abraham, 87

listening skills, 111

love

1 Corinthians 13:4–7, 55

servant leadership as action of, 55

managers. See leaders/managers

Miller, Mark, 69

mistake ownership, 109

money/compensation, 65

monkeys (problems), 51

motivation

common sense common practice for, 43

compensation and, 65

good results tied to, 65

identifying your leadership, 79

values drive our, 109

New One Minute Manager, The, 23

Nordstrom, 11

Olmstead, Cynthia, 77

Oncken, Bill, 51

One Minute Manager, The (Blanchard and Johnson), 23, 25

One Minute Manager Meets the Monkey, The (Burrows, Oncken, and Blanchard), 51

“One Minute Re-Directs” 23

“One Minute Reprimands” 23

organizational change, 61

organizational success

of customer care and increased profit, 35

in facilitating change, 61

as motivating factor, 65

self-trust as first secret of personal and, 79

trust as foundation of, 71–72

organizations

compelling vision creates great, 11

creating culture of accountability in, 121

driving successful changes within, 61

motivation of getting good results for, 65

trust as foundation of successful, 71–72

Parisi-Carew, Eunice, 52

patience of ethical leaders, 99

Peale, Norman Vincent, 47, 99

people

addressing their concerns over change, 61

empowering your, 115, 121

facilitating ability to care for customers, 35

giving them a voice in change, 119

helping them to become autonomous, 37

leadership is about serving your, 67

motivating your, 43, 65

recognition of your, 67, 91

servant leaders invite them to follow, 59

setting expectations with, 39

See also leaders/managers

performance

clear goals lead to good, 16–17

motivation of good results and, 65

praising progress, 20–21

reprimanding vs. redirecting behavior and, 23

persistence of ethical leaders, 99

perspective of ethical leaders, 99

power

by having trust, 41

providing service as, 41

Power of Ethical Management, The (Blanchard and Peale), 47, 99

praising

progress toward goals, 20–21

self-praise, 49

steps for giving, 19

See also feedback

pride of ethical leaders, 99

problem delegation, 51

promises, 103

Purpose Driven Life, The (Warren), 67

purpose of ethical leaders, 99

Randolph, Alan, 37, 121

rapport building, 83

REAL authenticity model, 91

recognizing others, 67, 91

redirecting behavior, 23

relationships

building trust with team, 75

common sense common practice for great, 9

eliminating fear in your, 89

investing time on people and, 25

require trust and leader authenticity, 91

restoring eroded trust in, 125

SERVE model on valuing results and, 69

reprimanding behavior, 23

responsibility

apologizing as admission of, 127, 129

establishing goals around areas of, 17

as motivation, 43

servant leaders take, 9, 47

taken for mistakes, 109

restoring trust

apology for, 127, 129

forgiveness as part of, 131, 133

steps for, 125

taking responsibility for, 129

See also trust building

seagull management, 19

Secret, The (Blanchard and Miller), 69

self-expectations, 49

self-praise, 49

Self-Reliant Achievers

Delegating leadership style for, 29

Directive leadership style when given new task, 31

self-serving leaders, 63, 69

self-trust, 79, 107

“Servant as Leader, The” (Greenleaf), 72

servant leaders

authenticity of trusted, 91

ethical, 99, 101

facilitating employees to care for customers, 35

giving feedback to and from, 63

have flexible leadership style, 29

humility of, 47, 83

invite people to follow, 59

the need for more, 135–136

provide expectations, 39

serve their people, 67

side-by-side leadership

philosophy of, 53

take the first step in building trust, 81

turn the traditional pyramid upside down, 12–13

vulnerability of, 75, 83

See also common sense common practice; leaders/managers; trusted leaders

servant leadership

is about serving people, 67

the leadership aspect of, 9

as love in action, 55

as a matter of the heart, 95

the servant aspect of, 9

as a vehicle to building trust, 72

as a way of life, 136

See also leadership styles

Servant Leadership in Action (Blanchard and Broadwell), 5–6

SERVE model, 69

show-and-tell game, 95

side-by-side leadership philosophy, 53

Simple Truths

common sense common practice to implement, 1–2

introduction to concept of, 1

Sinek, Simon, 5

SLII® (situational approach to effective leadership), 29

SMART goals, 17

Southwest Airlines, 11, 83

Starbucks, 11

Stoner, Jesse, 13

success. See organizational success

Supportive leadership style, 29

Tate, Rick, 63

transparency, 105

trust

as construct between two people, 87

control is the opposite of, 116–117

fear is the enemy of, 89

1 Corinthians 13:4–7 on love and, 55

as foundation of successful organization, 71–72

leaders have power because they have, 41

relationships require leader authenticity and, 91

restoring eroded, 125

self-trust, 79, 107

SERVE model on servant leadership built on, 69

See also trust building

Trust Across America, 1

trust building

ABCD model of, 77, 81

apologizing for, 125, 127

demonstrating care and building rapport, 93

by doing the right thing, 107

exhibiting vulnerability for, 75, 83

kindness contributes to, 89

leader authenticity for, 91

leadership begins with, 75

leaders making the first step in, 81

nurturing trust for, 87

as ongoing journey, 125

restoring eroded trust, 125

of self-trust, 79

See also restoring trust; trust

trusted leaders

admit their mistakes, 109

are good listeners, 111

authenticity of, 91

do the right thing, 107

empower people, 115

fairness of, 105

five Ps of ethical, 99

give people a voice in change, 119

inspiration of, 72

keep promises, 103

the power of, 41

restoring eroded trust, 125

truth telling and integrity of, 99, 101

See also leaders/managers; servant leaders

Trust Works! (Blanchard, Olmstead, and Lawrence), 77

truth telling, 101

values

control over our own, 117

drive our decisions, 107

identifying your, 79

servant leaders embody their, 69, 99

vision is driven by, 11, 37, 140

virtual workplaces, 115

vision

great organizations have compelling, 11

values drive the, 11, 37, 140

vulnerability of leaders, 75, 83

Warren, Rick, 66, 67

Wegmans, 11

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