It's been said that leadership is among the most highly studied of subjects but remains among the least understood. Leadership is all around us. In our organizations, families, sports teams, communities, cities, and countries. Although the definitions of good leaders are numerous, and the theories about why people become effective leaders mixed, we do know that effective leaders motivate people to work interdependently, achieve goals and generate solutions. But what do these effective leaders possess that others do not? What separates an effective leader from an ineffective leader? The difference comes from how the leader is perceived by those who are led. The leader's opinion of their own leadership ability doesn't seem to matter much. What matters most is the perception of others - for better or for worse.
How are you perceived by others? Are you perceived as an effective leader?
During this thought-provoking presentation, you'll discover:
the set of skills that research reports account for 85% of professional success
the secrets the most successful leaders already know about perception
three specific areas you can leverage to improve how you are perceived by others
Click on the photo image above to view a video clip of Rowena Crosbie.
For more information, contact:
Ann Block, Director of Client Relations
Tero International, Inc.
Phone: 515-221-2318 (ext. 204)
Email: ablock@tero.com