In this issue, you’ll find these articles of interest: In the Works: highlights of programs in development, A summary of our monthly Inside First principle: Communicating, Leading Perspectives: a book summary of The Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick Lencioni
In this issue, find these articles of interest:
Things in the Works, highlights of upcoming programs and events, Meet Joe Blair-our new Membership Director, Leading Perspectives: a book summary of The Power of Purpose by Richard Leider, including Leading Practices around purpose
Our hope is that this workbook is one part of what will be a thought-provoking and enjoyable set of experiences with a diverse group of individuals. We ask that you stretch yourself and try new approaches in order to fully realize the benefits.
The Inside First® Planner was developed to help you think creatively about your life. It’s a guide to a process that will help you discover or affirm your core essence. It will help you with establishing goals and outlining actions with a focus on your purpose, enabling you to define an integrated life.
This planner complements the planner or scheduling system that you may currently be using. Sections establish the primary building blocks for successful planning on an annual, quarterly, monthly and weekly basis.
A process that describes where you want to be in the future, perhaps a 5-10 year timeframe; a picture of what it will look and feel like when you are achieving your dream
Confidence in the integrity and character of a person or organization; the belief that those on whom you depend will meet your expectations; a relationship of reliance. The opposite is suspicion.
Walking your talk; doing what you say you’ll do; relates to your core beliefs in action; the state of being truthful, genuine, and free of deception or duplicity; being whole and undivided
The discipline of producing the desired results; having a bias for action tied to accountability; a systematic process of managing who’s going to do what by when
A state of being emotionally or intellectually bound to a course of action or person; persevering in something arduous; taking responsibility for your promises, regardless of the payback.