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Week #7: March 6, 2014
Looking for Killer B’s
+ Deadline TODAY Completion and Posting of Your
Strengths Finder Assessment
+Acts of Servant LeadershipThank You!
+Power In PrayerThank You!
Our 2014 Fellow Dogara James
Igbeji, shared the following via email:
"God called my mum to his glory
last Tuesday (25/2/2014) . . .
“I'm asking for your prayers so that I can stay focused.”
Joanna Pepper Farmer
Dogara James Igbeji
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Dennis Thompson1. Strategic2. Learner3. Ideation4. Input5. Individualization
JeeJee Miller 1. Learner 2. Harmony 3. Positivity 4. Individualization 5.Futuristic
Amber Bolden 1. Maximizer2. Learner3. Connectedness4. Positivity5. Individualization
Lizzie Pine1. Achiever2. Futuristic3. Strategic4. Command5. Input
Kristen Julia Allen 1. Restorative 2. Developer 3. Positivity 4. Includer 5. Communication
INPUT: Uniquely Designed
+NEXT: Map Strengths
+Build Foundation
OBJECTIVE“Build TEAMS having representation in each of these four DISCIPLINES, instead of one dominant leader
who tries to do everything”.Tom Rath
Strengths-Based Leadership
+Align Around Passion
a. Spiritual Emptiness
b. Ego-Centric Leadership
c. Unfathomable Poverty
d. Pandemic Disease
e. Poor Education 5 Global Goliaths
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Leads to disgrace – Proverbs 11:2
Produces conflict – Proverbs 13:10
Leads to punishment – Proverbs 16:5
Leads to destruction – Proverbs 16:18
Leads to downfall – Proverbs 18:12
Brings one low – Proverbs 29:23
Leads to wisdom – Proverbs 11:2
Open to input – Proverbs 13:10
Comes before honor – Proverbs 15:33
Ends in honor – Proverbs 18:12
Brings one to honor – Proverbs 29:23
Results of Pride Results of HumilityA feeling or deep pleasure or satisfaction
derived from one's own achievements.A modest or low view of one's own importance.
+Profile of A Killer “B”
Nehemiah 1:4-2:8
+Identify Killer B’s
Build Around Others Strengths
Adapted from Robert Kiyosaki’s Cash Flow Quadrants
The “B” Quadrant
The “B” values MISSION (solving a problem).
The “B” likes to surround themselves with smart people and build teams.
The “B” likes to delegate. Their motto is, “Why do it yourself when you can empower someone to do it for you.”
Henry Ford fits this mold. His greatest strength was making the art and science of leadership a life long study.
B’s are about bringing out the best in people.
To be successful as a “B” requires ownership and control of systems and the ability to lead people.
For an “S” to evolve into a “B”, they need to convert who they are and what they know into an operating system.
+Identify Killer B’s
Commitment
+ Character
+ Competence
+ Consistency
+ Cohesion
Mindset
+Ground It
+ShareBrad Jeffery & Tony ChenCo-Founders, Movement 121/Causegear
+Team Lead Selection Process
1. Looking for volunteers.
2. Identify yourself to a coach by Monday, March 10th.
3. We will contact you for a Hangout Interview to take place on Tuesday, March 11th.
4. Leader is leader of team. You will have a coach assigned to you to support your efforts..
5. Things to think about. a. Why do you want to do this?
b. How do you plan to lead, support and guide your team?
c. What does your commitment look like?
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MODELSPeople who do what you’re
wanting to do.
MENTORSPeople who coach you
and invest in you.
COREPeople who travel with
you and hold you accountable.
HEROESPeople you look up to
and admire.
INNER CIRCLEThose who are closest
to you. They’re like family.
MENTEES People who learn
from you.
YOU
Who’s On Your Dream TEAM?List 3 for Each
+Reflect & ShareWho’s On Your Dream Team?
+Hold The DateTeam Building - Chicago, May 2-4
+This Week’s Coaching Sessions
Mark ChassmanWednesday, March 12th
1:00-2:00PM Chicago Time
Adam FarmerTuesday, March 11th
6:30-7:30PM Chicago Time
Renita AlexanderThursday, March 6th
6:00-7:00PM Chicago Time
Kevin Smith Friday, March 7th
12 Noon -1:00 PM Chicago Time