Lead I Review
Accept Life's Challenges and gain maturity
Pop Quiz
Make the message easy to grasp.
#3 Pencil
Information being communicated should be presented in an unusual and creative way.
Polka-Dotted Pig.
We must schedule our priorities.
Big Rocks First
Go the extra distance to focus on others.
Shortcut or Second Mile
Take responsibility and Ownership
Drivers and Passengers
What's in it for me?
School yearbook.
Communications should be memorable to allow audeince to look for something more.
The Encore Effect.
We learned that we simply can't live in the past.
Windshields and Rearview Mirrors.
Manage expectations.
Flight Delay
Earn Crediblity by displaying integrity.
Pocket Change
Message should welcome particpation.
Facebook or TV.
Communications should be presented in a relevant way to help audience relate.
Bottled Water.
If we do not address the pain of the past, we will not have peace in the future.
Baggage Fees
Life Sentence
Emotionally healthy leaders take the heat.
Lightning Rod.
Making the message personl helps others feel safe in responding.
Windows and Mirrors.
Communicators look for ways to be confident in their delivery.
Find Your Mom.
We learned that our current culture doesn't think we need boundaries.
Sturdy Guardrails
Celebrate and embrace those who respond well to you.
Duck Hunting
Create an environment that is conducive for others growth.
Gardener's Job
Using these guidelines starts with a strong beginning.
Winston Churchill Method.
Communicators create an incentive for people to embrace what is being said.
House on Fire.
We will face opposition. How we proceed determines how we will proceed.
Tollbooths and Roadblocks
In life we must replace discontentment with dissatisfaction so we are hungry to do more.
Tank Half Full or Empty