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believernomics for dynamic leadership powerful tips pa360media.com 10

Believernomics …everyone is an economy… Belief drives your economy. It affects the choices you make, the confidence levels you have, how you access opportunity, how accessible opportunity is to you, how productive you are and how successful you will be.

1. What is dynamic leadership? Contents dynamic leadership actions

2. 10 dynamic leadership actions 1. What is dynamic leadership?

Dynamic leadership Dynamic leadership sets clear standards, establishes credibility, builds confidence, wins trust, exerts influence and creates opportunity. belief standards credibility opportunity confidence influence trust

Management contracted hours obligation duty responsibility Leadership management economy leadership economy willingness choice enthusiasm good-will Relationships authority influenceinfluence instruction motivationmotivation direction inspirationinspiration Power Attitudes because I have to because I choose to Operational environment organisational hierarchy organisational network discretionary effort requirement Operational culture structure improvisationimprovisation compliance co-operation regulation autonomyautonomy

Characteristics of dynamic leadership …it is seen as credible… Dynamic leadership is known to be reliable, consistent and committed to maintaining and exceeding standards.

Characteristics of dynamic leadership …it inspires loyalty, confidence and trust… Dynamic leadership has a strong personal brand that is highly valued and regarded by others.

Characteristics of dynamic leadership …it engenders respect… Dynamic leadership is known to have high personal and professional integrity.

Characteristics of dynamic leadership …it empowers others… Dynamic leadership demonstrates a commitment to, and and derives satisfaction from, the improvement and betterment of others.

Characteristics of dynamic leadership …it models humility… Dynamic leadership is always open to learning and is prepared to ask for help and learn from others.

Characteristics of dynamic leadership …it motivates others… Dynamic leadership has the ability to encourage others to perform at their best, even when they do not feel at their best.

Characteristics of dynamic leadership it establishes behavioural norms… Dynamic leadership is able to positively influence behaviour without the need for constant direction and instruction.

1. What is dynamic leadership? dynamic leadership actions

10 dynamic leadership actions 1. have a clear vision… Clearly communicate your goals and objectives to others, That way they will know what they are working towards and be able to focus their effort.

10 dynamic leadership actions 2. set clear expectation… Don’t just tell people what you expect of them – show them. Set the example and establish the standard.

10 dynamic leadership actions 3. take charge in a crisis… Be visible and provide assurance and direction to those around you. Above all, hold your nerve when the pressure is on.

10 dynamic leadership actions 4. train others for dynamic leadership… Take active steps to recognise and develop the leadership potential and capability of others.

10 dynamic leadership actions 5. take responsibility… Never play the ‘blame game’. If things go wrong, make it clear that the buck stops with you.

10 dynamic leadership actions 6. do the right thing even if nobody cares… Discipline is key to dynamic leadership. Continue to do the right thing even when others are doing the wrong thing.

10 dynamic leadership actions 7. be ready to take tough decisions… You cannot afford to be sentimental or emotional. Be ready to take tough decisions irrespective of the consequences.

10 dynamic leadership actions 8. demonstrate good judgement… Actively model the right behaviours, attitudes and habits. Carefully weigh up evidence and risks and be decisive.

10 dynamic leadership actions 9. put others before yourself… Be selfless. As a leader, your thoughts and actions must be geared towards the needs of others first and your own needs last.

10 dynamic leadership actions 10. recognise effort… Reward and reaffirm publicly as well as privately. Always ensure that your criticism is constructive.

Believernomics is a concept developed and designed by pa360 media. It builds upon practical learning and experience gained from 25 years of public, private and voluntary sector employment; as well as a wide range of skills gained in senior public sector management, workforce development, strategic planning and stakeholder engagement. To find out more visit: Believernomics Copyright 2015 pa360media Believernomics is a trademark of pa360media

believernomics for dynamic leadership powerful tips pa360media.com 10