Use this acronym to discover what type of crucial conversation you need to have.
CPR
Title & Author of the book you received here at the Summit.
Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek
I am Directing, Initiating, and Outcome-oriented - what is my interaction style?
In-Charge Style
Where focus goes...
E_______ F______
(Finish the quote)
Energy Flows
Clarity
Safety
Communication
Your natural style of communicating might be this or this.
Directing or Informing
This book is a great resource to improve our listening skills.
Listening, The Lost Art
Developing the habit of listening to our _______ ______ ________ is the first step in becoming of aware of why we feel and behave the way that we do.
Internal Thought Process
People don't need perfect leaders. They need _______ ones!
Present
When stressed, this interaction style may retreat, overthink, and plan excessively.
Chart-The-Course Style
This communication strategy uses phrases like “I feel frustrated when meetings run late” to express personal emotions without assigning blame.
“I statements” or “I-rational statements”?
This book taught us the value of everyone's contribution to the vision and goal.
Stone Soup
The 3 Rs that will help sustain you as a leader
Reset
Refuel
Reconnect
This is the foundational element in ALL relationships
Trust!
One benefit of using “I statements” in conflict is that they do this—help others listen without becoming defensive.
Encouraging empathy
Effective communication can only take place when THIS is present.
(Psychological) Safety
This book emphasizes these principles:
The 4 Agreements
This is the circle representing the things we can actually, directly do something about.
Cricle of Control
Which "circle" do leaders focus on to improve the culture & dynamics of their team?
Circle of Influence
Remember, Improving More Lives means that every day, we strive to be a bucket _______.
Filler
This just might be the most important aspect of communication (and is a forgotten skill).
Listening
This is Hector's favorite leadership book. (Hector, you may not tell your team)
5 Levels of Leadership - John Maxwell
Growing in leadership means investing in and betting on _______!
Myself/Ourselves
This acronym stands for the components to build trust in a relationship.
BRAVING
Focusing on THIS is not just about hitting goals and managing tasks; it's about shaping the future through people.
Legacy