Wednesday, December 25, 2013

MOVIE WISDOM: THE HOBBIT

SHARED FROM:
MyStarjob.com, Saturday, 21 December 2013
AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY: LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM THE HOBBIT
Movie Wisdom: by Hui Yi-wen
Ilmuancover by saurukent
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7 LESSONS FROM THE UNEXPECTED LEADERSHIP JOURNEY
FROM THE HOOBIT
1.     Step out of your front door
·         Leadership opportunities are often unexpectedly thrust upon us
·         At the beginning of any leadership journey, it takes great courage to seek your inner warrior and respond with character to life’s challenges
2.    Leave your luggage behind
·         The choice of clinging on to what is familiar ant routine or proceed unprepared into the unknown
·         Many leaders retreat to the security of what is familiar – past decisions, established practices, stick to the status quo
·         We often carry with us the invisible baggage of our past bosses’ leadership styles, and even our own early mistakes and limiting mindsets
·         Allow ourselves to see every new leadership situations with fresh, fearless perspectives
3.     Choose your travel companions wisely
·         Every leader needs a team for the entire journey
·         In a team, every individual have their own strengths, skills and hidden talents
·         Astute leaders focus on a variety of skill sets within their team; recruit those with personal characteristics that fit in to the overall culture
4.    Carry leadership together
·         When members become more intentional in their individual contributory roles and take on greater accountability for the group as a whole, leadership shift to shared leadership amongst the team
·         The group strengthens in its trust, cohesiveness, effectiveness and adaptability
5.    Prepare to detour on the way
·         Plans are nit constant, and people are bound to change
·         Detour requires a considerable amount of bravery and character resilience
·         Focus on the moment and do what is able
6.    Motivate through campfire stories
·         Retelling history is what gives people greater appreciation for the work at hand
·         Understanding the triumphs and mistakes of past leaders and past teams gives reason for why the work is important, and allows individuals to become more unified in pursuing a common goal
7.     Continuing the journey
·         At the end of the day, there is still a small, intangible need to believe in the magic of the human spirit
·         A shift in consciousness and limiting beliefs, that it is possible to conquer every mountain


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