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The Making of A Great Leader

The Making of A Great Leader

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In this engaging conversation, Dr. Barry Posner, co-author of 'The Leadership Challenge,' discusses the essence of exemplary leadership, the importance of trust and psychological safety, and the five practices that define effective leadership. He emphasizes the need for continuous learning, the significance of a leadership philosophy, and the impact of nurturing young leaders. The discussion highlights the measurable aspects of leadership through the Leadership Practices Inventory (LPI) and the role of curiosity in personal and professional growth.

takeaways

  • The Leadership Challenge is a foundational text in leadership development.
  • Everyone has a story about their personal best as a leader.
  • Trust is essential for effective leadership and relationships.
  • The five practices of exemplary leadership are accessible to everyone.
  • Measuring leadership effectiveness can be done through the LPI.
  • Developing young leaders is crucial for future success.
  • Curiosity drives continuous learning and engagement.
  • A personal leadership philosophy guides decision-making.
  • Leaders must be open to learning and self-improvement.
  • Creating psychological safety fosters a supportive environment.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction to Leadership Paradigm

00:00
Exploring Leadership Styles

00:03
Introduction to Leadership and Legacy

04:34
The Impact of The Leadership Challenge

09:19
Trust and Psychological Safety in Leadership

14:27
The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership

19:19
Measuring Leadership Effectiveness with LPI

25:34
Developing Future Leaders

35:22
The Impact of Leadership Training

38:35
The Importance of Leadership Philosophy

48:33
Staying Curious as a Leader

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