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Inspirational Women

Part 2 – Being one

Nadine Kater

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Inspirational women have exceptional

influence &presence.

They lead, and they inspire others to follow.

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“Contrary to popular opinion, leadership is not a reserved position for a particular group of

people who were elected or appointed, ordained or enthroned.

Leadership is self-made, self-retained, self-inculcated and then exposed through a faithful, sincere and exemplary life.”

Israelmore Ayivor

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“All men and women with the brains, the desire, and the perseverance to lead should be encouraged to fulfill their

potential and leave their mark.”

McKinsey & Co.

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McKinsey Leadership Project

Interviewed 85 women across the globe who all share a goal to make a difference in the wider world

+ consulted with experts in leadership, psychology, organizational behavior and biology

= Leadership Model with 5 dimensions

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Leadership Model: Centered Leadership

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Meanin

g• Defined: The motivation that moves

us, enables discovery of what interests us, pushes us to the limit.

• Without it: work is a chore.

• With it: a job becomes a calling. The heart beats faster, you are energised and inspired.

• To find it: Look for patterns in jobs that have and haven’t worked out and talk with others about your experiences.

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• Defined: basing priorities on activities that energize you, at the office and at home, actively managing your resources to avoid sapping your reserves

• Without it: burnout, throwing in the towel

• With it: ‘Flow’, you don’t notice the time that passes

• To find it: Pause, think about what puts a spring in your step. Intersperse that with things that don’t. Take time out to restore and revive your energy.

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Managin

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nerg

y

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Positiv

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g• Defined: using a positive frame of mind to

view the world, to process experiences and to take action

• Without it: sense of helplessness and being stuck, energy-depleting rumination

• With it: confident to manage challenges and

move teams quickly to action (rather than denying challenges exist)

• To find it: Enhance optimism through self

awareness. Talk things through with trusted colleagues, learn, limit thoughts to temporary and specific impact and keep them impersonal. Make a specific plan and act on it.

Do things that restore your energy.

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Connectin

g• Defined: relationships, including with

senior colleagues willing to go beyond the role of mentor, often called ‘sponsors’

• Without it: sense of belonging and meaning compromised, full efficacy not leveraged

• With it: people with strong networks and good mentors enjoy more promotions, higher pay, and greater career satisfaction

• To find it: assess influence of those within your network, find sponsors, build networks, inside and outside of work. Exercise reciprocity – provide and ask for help on a regular basis.

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Engagin

g• Defined: engage with opportunities by

taking ownership of them, accept risk as part of opportunity

• Without it: belief that hard work will eventually be noticed and rewarded, but often, it isn’t

• With it: people who make a choice for risk and work with it, rather than avoid it, report a greater degree of happiness than others

• To find it: find your own voice and speak up, embrace opportunities, accept risk, reach out to others, own your professional development.

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Centered Leadership Recap

1 A shared purpose with deep meaning for the people involved

2 Explicit awareness and management of energy

3 Positive framing

4 Strong informal and formal networks

5 The collaborative creation of opportunities

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Find your voice.

Find your inspiration.

Be inspirational.

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“In a gentle way, you can shake the world.”

 ― Mahatma Gandhi  

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Thank you

Sources:Centered leadership: How talented women thrivehttp://www.mckinsey.com/insights/leading_in_the_21st_century/centered_leadership_how_talented_women_thrive