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Authentic Leadership What does it mean to be authentic? Do you feel - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Authentic Leadership What does it mean to be authentic? Do you feel - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
LIVE MIGHTY PRESENTS: Authentic Leadership What does it mean to be authentic? Do you feel that your boss is authentic? What are the characteristics of someone who behaves authentically and someone who does not? Authentic Leadership
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Do you feel that your boss is authentic?
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What are the characteristics of someone who behaves authentically and someone who does not?
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Authentic Leadership
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Authentic Leadership
- One of the newest
areas of leadership research.
- No single accepted
definition.
- Focuses on whether
leadership is genuine and “real”
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Authentic Leadership
- Why a need for
authenticity?
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Authentic Leadership
- Recent scandals and
crimes committed by leaders have affected the people’s trust in their leaders.
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Authentic Leadership
- No single accepted
definition.
- Multiple definitions,
each written from a different perspective and with a different emphasis.
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Authentic Leadership
Three Perspectives:
- 1. Intrapersonal
- 2. Interpersonal
- 3. Developmental
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Authentic Leadership
- Intrapersonal Perspective
–Focuses on the leader and what goes on within the leader. –Incorporates Leader’s
- Self-knowledge
- Self-regulation
- Self-concept
–Exhibit genuine leadership
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Authentic Leadership
- Intrapersonal Perspective
–Eilam’s (2005) description suggests that leaders:
- Exhibit genuine leadership
- Lead from conviction
- Are originals, not copies
- Leader’s life experiences are critical to the
development of the authentic leader.
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Authentic Leadership
- Interpersonal Perspective
–Focuses on leader-follower relationship –Requires leader and follower responses. –Authenticity emerges from the interactions between leaders and followers. –Reciprocal process because leaders affect followers and followers affect leaders.
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Authentic Leadership
- Developmental Perspective
–Exemplified in Avolio & Gardner’s (2005) work which views authentic leadership as:
- Something that can be nurtured in a leader, rather
than a fixed trait.
- Something that develops in people over a lifetime
and can be triggered by major life events, such as a severe illness or a new career
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Authentic Leadership
- Developmental Perspective
–Four Distinct but related components: 1.Self-awareness 2.Internalized moral perspective 3.Balanced processing 4.Relational transparency
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Authentic Leadership
- Developmental Perspective
–Four Distinct but related components:
- 1. Self-Awareness- refers to the personal insights of
the leader. It is a process in which individuals understand themselves, including their strengths and weakness, and the impact they have on
- thers.
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Authentic Leadership
- Developmental Perspective
–Four Distinct but related components:
- 2. Internalized Moral Perspective- A self-regulatory
process whereby individuals use their internal moral standard and values to guide their behavior rather than allow outside pressure to control them.”
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Authentic Leadership
- Developmental Perspective
–Four Distinct but related components:
- 3. Balanced Processing- An individual’s ability to
analyze information objectively and explore other people’s opinions before making a decision.
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Authentic Leadership
- Developmental Perspective
–Four Distinct but related components:
- 4. Relational Transparency- being open and honest in
presenting one’s true self to others. . . . Relational transparency occurs when individuals share their core feelings, motives, and inclinations with others. It includes my showing both my positive and negative aspects of myself to others. In short, relational transparency is about communicating
- penly and being real in relationships with others.”
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Practical Approaches to Authentic Leadership:
- Robert Terry’s
Approach
- Bill Georges
Approach
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Authentic Leadership
- Robert Terry’s Approach:
– Action Centered:
- Focuses on the actions of the leader,
leadership team, or organization in a particular situation. – Advocates that two core leadership questions must be addressed:
- What is really, really going on?
- What are we going to do about it?
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Authentic Leadership
- Terry’s Authentic Action
Wheel –6 Components:
- Meaning
- Mission
- Power
- Structure
- Resources
- Existence
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Authentic Leadership
- Terry’s Authentic Action
Wheel How to….
- 1. Locate the problem on
the diagnostic wheel.
- 2. Strategically select an
appropriate response to the problem.
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Authentic Leadership
- Bill George’s Approach:
– Based upon corporate experience.
– Focuses on:
- Leaders characteristics
- Leaders genuine desire to serve
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- The leader knowing themselves.
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Authentic Leadership
- Bill George’s Approach:
– 5 Dimensions of an Authentic Leader:
- Purpose
- Values
- Relationships
- Self-Discipline
- Heart
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Discovering Your Authentic Leadership
“Leadership emerges from your life story.”
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Discovering Your Authentic Leadership
- How people can become and
remain authentic leaders.
- Discovered
–No need to be born with any universal characteristic traits
- f a leader.
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Discovering Your Authentic Leadership
- Authentic leaders begin with
understanding the story of their life through self-reflection of:
–Difficult experiences –Success stories –Etc..
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Discovering Your Authentic Leadership
- Authentic Leaders work hard at
understanding and developing themselves through:
–Self-Reflection –Support networks for honest feedback
- Formal and Informal
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Discovering Your Authentic Leadership
- “The integrity of authentic leaders
helps to sustain organizational results through good times and bad.”
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Discovering Your Authentic Leadership
“Think of your life as a house. Can you knock down the walls between the rooms and be the same person in each of them?”
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Discovering Your Authentic Leadership
T-Shirt Exercise
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Authentic Leadership empowers people to lead! Live Mighty!
“And you wanted to hibernate!”