Influence: The Key to Leadership

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Influence: The Key to Leadership Presented by Lourdes Coss, MPA, CPPO

Objectives Gain a better understanding of influence Learn the relationship between influence and leadership Learn to increase influence with others

INFLUENCE Leadership is… The true meaning of leadership is influence – nothing more, nothing less. Law of EF Hutton – when the real leader speaks, people listen INFLUENCE

Increase Influence to… Increase Leadership Increasing your influence equals increasing your leadership

Leadership and Influence Pinnacle People Development Production Permission Position Multiply Mentor Motivate Model

WHO do you influence? Principle – as a leader “attract who you are, not who you want” List top 3 characteristics of who you want on your team… Do you possess those characteristics?

How do you influence others? Negative Influence Manipulation Force Intimidation

How do you influence others? Positive or Negative Influence Leverage Position

How do you influence others? Respect Positive Influence Persuasion Exchange – we both win something Exchange

How MANY do you influence?

WHERE do you influence others? Mistake – if I’m not on top, I can’t lead. Leadership is influence not position When I get to the top, then I will learn to lead If I were on top, everyone would follow – if people don’t follow you now, they won’t follow you then When I get to the top I will be able to do anything – when you get to the top you have to practice servant leadership

WHEN do you influence others? Leaders sense catalyst times… Teachable Moments! Breakthrough places…

WHY do you influence others? Principle – why you do something will ultimately determine what you do Right motives are crucial to people because leadership functions on the basis of trust Continual wrong motives are a result of bad character

Influence Insights Leadership is INFLUENCE Our influence with others is usually not in ALL AREAS With influence comes RESPONSIBILITY My influence with others is either POSITIVE or NEGATIVE Our influence can GROW People of positive influence ADD VALUE to others

How do I Increase Influence?

MODEL INTEGRITY Modeling integrity leads to trust. Level 1: Model Trust is the glue that holds people together. Does my organization have good written values? Do the leaders practice and model them for others? Do I place the interests of my people above my own? Am I accountable to others for my actions? Since I know myself best, do I like who I am? Modeling integrity leads to trust.

NURTURE Level 2: Motivate Nurturing people: Does not mean needing people Does mean commitment to people Does mean loving people Does mean lifting people to a higher level Nurture the people around you to help them grow.

FAITH IN PEOPLE Level 2: Motivate Assets make things possible People make things happen Fear – if we are afraid of people we cannot confront them Dislike – if we dislike people we should not lead them Contempt – if we look down on people, we will not value them Borrowed beliefs have no power We become outside what we believe inside Lack of belief in people hurts both the leader and the people The greatest gift a leader gives another person is to express belief in that person when that person doesn’t believe in himself Have faith in people around you. Give them a chance to grow.

Practice active listening. Look at speaker Ask questions Don’t interrupt Don’t change subject Emotion Responsive listening Level 2: Motivate Practice active listening.

Seek to understand others’ perspectives. Level 2: Motivate Why relationships fail: Fear which causes us to erect barriers Selfishness which causes us to focus on self instead of others Keys… Seek to understand others’ perspectives.

Commit to growth of those around you, the organization, and yourself. ENLARGE PEOPLE GROW YOURSELF GROW PEOPLE GROW ORGANIZATION Level 3: Mentor You cannot give what you do not have Success is knowing your purpose in life, growing to your maximum potential, and sowing seeds that benefit others Success – when you work hard to better yourself Significance – when you work hard to better others Commit to growth of those around you, the organization, and yourself.

Many can drive, few can navigate. NAVIGATE: LEAD THE WAY Level 3: Mentor There are those who can see the problem ahead and avoid it. There are those who can experience the problem and fix it. There are those who can not see the problem or fix it and they are overwhelmed. A leader is one who sees more than others see, farther than others see, before others see Experience – been there did that Success – been there did that successfully Responsibility – I’m willing to take others on the trip Communication – Encouraging –honest –continual Partnership – we go together – we help each other Many can drive, few can navigate.

CONNECT Connecting enables others to travel to a higher level. Level 3: Mentor Credibility + Communication = Connections Relationships – people listen because of who you know Sacrifice - people listen because of what you have suffered Insight - people listen because of what you know Experience - people listen because of what you have achieved Abilities - people listen because of what you are able to do Intuition - people listen because of what you sense Character - people listen because of your integrity Humility - people listen because of your heart Relevance - people listen because you identify with their needs Convictions - people listen because of your passion Go to their world. Communicate from the heart. Find the key to their life. Connecting enables others to travel to a higher level.

Share your knowledge, experience and influence with others. EMPOWER OTHERS Level 3: Mentor Determine not to know everything, not to know everything first, not to become the primary source of communication, to let someone else represent you, to stay with your strengths. Empowerment means: Seeing the potential of the individual and the proper fit for the job Saying words that encourage, equip and empower that person Sharing your knowledge, experience and influence with them Showing to others your belief in and power given to that person Share your knowledge, experience and influence with others.

Leaders: Who do they attract?

Contact Information: Lourdes Coss, MPA, CPPO www.lourdescoss.com Lourdes.Coss1@gmail.com (312) 927-3490 Thank you