The Leadership Training Activity Book: 50 Exercises

Trainer’s Notes for Activity 22 STEP-BY-STEP PROCEDURE Step 1: Introduce the topic of personal change by asking:  “When I say t ...

 We can attempt to resist, but we will suffer stress and difficulty.  You have to stop being a caterpillar in order to become ...

“We need to deal with the gooey glop that most people find uncomfortable. But you have to metamorphose in order to change, and t ...

Step 5: Then say, “Get up, walk around, and stand near the sign that best describes the stage of change that you are currently i ...

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23 VALUES The Foundation of Ethics Overview of Activity Leaders have responsibilities to themselves and to their organization to ...

EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 12 ′′ × 17 ′′paper and card stock ROOM SET-UP Enough tables and chairs for small groups Comments Our valu ...

Step 6: Next, say, “Now draw a line through three more values that are of lesser importance to you and write your top four value ...

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24 JUST DO THE RIGHT THING! How to Make Ethical Decisions Overview of Activity The step-by-step process that clarifies how ethic ...

MATERIALS Handout 24.1: How to Make Ethical Decisions EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES  Flipcharts and markers  Large poster-size versio ...

beliefs, values, standards, and moral fiber. Write this formula on another piece of flipchart paper and post it: Ethics = Charac ...

Handout 24.1 How to Make Ethical Decisions What is the ethical dilemma you are currently struggling with?  What doesn’t feel ri ...

HANDOUT 24.1 © 2005 AMACOM, A DIVISION OF AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION. This handout is available in PDF form at http://www.a ...

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25 I WANT SOME POWER! Types of Power Overview of Activity This leadership competency is explored through brainstorming, working ...

TRAINING METHODS  Self-assessment  Discussions  Dyads  Brainstorming  Guided Visualization MATERIALS Handout 25.1: Explorin ...

Step 2: Ask, “How do you feel about your own power?” Write “Power Means... .” on the flipchart. Elicit responses and write key w ...

When they are done, ask them to evaluate each belief: “Is it positive? And if so, draw a sun next to it.” “Is it negative? And i ...

Step 11: Ask the group that identified ways we exercise power to share its list and examples. Some ways might include:  Believe ...