| Let me introduce myself |
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| Part 1. The New Leadership Model |
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The Current State of Leadership, Its Effect on Productivity, and the Promise of a Third Way of Leading |
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The Search for a better Model |
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A Conceptual History of Leadership and the Quest for a More Productive Approach |
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The Name of the Third Way |
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Defining a New Model fo Leadership That Increases Perfromance, Productivity, and Profit |
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How the Five Spheres of Leadership Define the Individual Leader and Work Together to Improve the Organisation |
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| Part II. The Seven Principles of Side by Side Leadership |
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Principle 1: Two-Way Street |
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Two-Way Communication, Power Sharing, and Teamwork Feed High Performance |
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Principle 2: Interaction Fields |
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Bridging Resources across Internal and External Interactiong Fields Crows New Assets |
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Principle 3: Visionary Goals |
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Shared Visionary Goals Magnetically Pull Innovative Thinking and Increased Productivity |
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Principle 4: Focused Creativity |
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Fostering Outside-the-Box Thinking Produces Breakthrough Ideas |
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Principle 5: Structured Participation |
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Facilitating Total Participation Arouses Extraordinary Commitment |
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Principle 6: Proven Knowledge |
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Filtering Creative Ideas through the Sieve of Knowledge and Experience Separates Out Workable Innovations |
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Principle 7: Transferred Authority |
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Transferrign Decision-Making Power Jump-Starts Action on New Ideas |
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| Part III. Five Spheres of Influence and the Twenty Skills |
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Sphere 1: Personal Leadership |
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Leading by Maintaining Personal Integrity and Setting a Strong Example for Contributors |
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Skill 1: Achieving Personal Visionary Goals |
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Skill 2: Practicing Honesty and Fairness |
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Skill 3: Maintaining Objectivity |
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Sphere 2: Knowlege Leadership |
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Leading by Seeking, Developing, Extending, Sharing, and Harressing Knowledge |
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Skill 4: Acquiring Knowledge |
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Skill 5: Sharing Knowledge |
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Skill 6: Transforming Knowledge |
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Sphere 3: Interpersonal Leadership |
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Leading by Listening Effectively, Contributing Unselfishly, Motivating Charismatically, and Networking Diversely |
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Skill 7: Two-Way Listening |
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Skill 8: Mutual Contributing |
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Skill 9: Connecting Visionary Goals |
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Skill 10: Diverse Networking |
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Sphere 4: Team Leadership |
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Leading by Mutually Managing Team Interactions, Goals, Skills, Roles, and Capabilities |
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Skill 11: Managing the Interface |
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Skill 12: Setting Team Goals |
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Skill 13: using Structured Team Skills |
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Skill 14: Coordinating Team Roles |
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Skill 15: Increasing Team Capacity |
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Sphere 5: Organizational Leadership |
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Leading by Seekign Opportunities Values, Visionary Goals, Creative Strategies, and Flexibility |
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Skill 16: Identifying Opportunities and Threats |
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Skill 17: Living Organizational Values |
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Skill 18: Setting Organizational Visionary Goals |
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Skill 19: Creating New Strategies |
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Skill 20: Creating a Flexible Organization |
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| Part IV. Applying the Formula for Success |
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Becoming a Side by Side Leader |
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Practical Applications of the Seven Principles of Side by Side Leadership |
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Your Individual Formula for Leadership Improvement |
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| Notes |
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| Recommended Reading |
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| Index |
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| About the Author |
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| Abotu PRI |
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| A personal invitation to www.sidebyside. com |
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| Acknowledgments and Thanks |
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| Ordering books |
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