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Empowerment in a Disempowered Culture Leadership Is For Everyone November 4, 2016 http://i.huffpost.com/gen/1500024/images/o-PERSONAL- EMPOWERMENT-facebook.jpg Our Plan Today Explore the concepts of power & authority Explore ways


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Empowerment in a Disempowered Culture

Leadership Is For Everyone November 4, 2016

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Our Plan Today

  • Explore the concepts of power & authority
  • Explore ways to empower others
  • Recognize strategies for becoming more

empowered

  • Appreciate why coaching results

in feelings of empowerment

  • Define an empowered culture
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Our Main Context is the Workplace.

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Suspend your previous notions…

  • Please try to pretend you know

nothing about power or empowerment.

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“Be the change you wish to see in the world.”

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“Imagination is more important than knowledge.”

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What is Power?

  • the amount of energy consumed per

unit of time

  • the rate at which energy is converted

from one form to another

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(Personal) Power

the rate at which you convert your human energy (psychological, physical, spiritual, mental) into your own fulfillment or well-being You have power. Intrinsically.

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(Personal) Power

the rate at which you convert your human energy (psychological, physical, spiritual, mental) into your own fulfillment or well-being You have power. Intrinsically. Dominance/coercion/abuse of authority are often mistaken as power.

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(Personal) Power

You can feel it when that power is being

  • converted. It feels like

*Discovery *Mastery *Autonomy *Accomplishment (meaning/purpose fulfilled)

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https://blogs.cdc.gov/yourhealthyour environment/2016/04/04/healthy- community-design/ http://www.jble.af.mil/News/Article- Display/Article/843277/mayors-book- club-promotes-reading-at-langley-cdc

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Get in touch with your experience

  • f feeling empowered.

Take a minute to quietly recall:

  • The best job I ever had. Why

was it the best?

  • A real high point in my work life.

Why was it such a high point?

  • What happens on a good day at

work? What makes it so good? and/or

  • A time when you discovered or

mastered something.

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Clump into groups of 3:

  • Share your examples of feeling

empowered (at work.)

  • Listen for the empowerment.
  • Choose the clearest example of

feeling empowered.

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Discuss in your clump of 3:

  • How would you empower people

(at work?)

  • What kinds of things would you

do? (real situations or imagined)

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Trust them, and also:

  • 1. Set them up for success.
  • 2. Model expectations for them.
  • 3. Voice confidence in them

(individually and publically.)

  • 4. Transfer authority to them.
  • 5. Give them feedback.
  • 6. Coach them.
  • 7. Launch them.
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“People are already empowered. What you do as a leader is give them the voice and authority to exercise the empowerment that they naturally have.”

David Marquet 6 myths about empowering employees.com

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  • 1. Set up for success: get the

knowledge/skill/experience you need.

  • 2. Model warm professionalism. Always show

respect.

  • 3. Voice your confidence, willingness and
  • ptimism that with their support you can

succeed and accomplish the shared goal.

  • 4. Request opportunity.
  • 5. Ask for feedback.

Conversely, if you want to feel more empowered (at work) what should you do?

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TRUSTWORTHINESS

Judgment CHARACTER COMPETENCE

  • Technical

1993 Covey Leadership Center, Inc.

  • Integrity
  • Maturity
  • Abundance

Mentality

  • Warm
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Authority

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Authority

  • Positional Authority

– Position or job in a hierarchy

  • Expert Authority

– Depth of knowledge or experience

  • Moral Authority

– Exemplar of proper conduct, adherence to truth

  • (Charisma, and celebrity are often

mistaken for authority)

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Authority

  • Positional Authority

– Agreement or transaction between people in the hierarchy – In exchange for (work) the subordinate agrees that the authority has the right to make the decisions, reward and punish, hire and fire, etc. – The authority agrees to set the goals, compensate, obey laws and protect the subordinates, reward and punish.

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In general, in democracies, at work…

  • Other people can have power over us

because we give our power to them (as a transaction.)

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https://twitter.com/regenceoregon

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http://smallanswers.us/wp-ontent/uploads/2014/01/allposes2.jpg

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http://supermanposesthroughhistory.tumblr.com/

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http://www.usmagazine.co m/celebrity- news/news/chicago-cubs- win-world-series-2016- after-108-year-drought- w448338

We don’t always realize

  • ur full

power on the first try.

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https://www.safaribooksonline.com/library/view/101- business-ideas/9780273786191/html/chapter-079.html

It’s Time to Practice

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Coaching

A coach is a strategic thinking partner… asks questions that illicit the wisdom from within the PBC that is not immediately apparent to the PBC. For example: – What 3 words do you want people to use when they describe you? What do you need to do to live those 3 words? – What is draining you/your team? – What would you do if there were no rules?

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Coaching

Coaching causes someone to feel empowered. It helps to provide perspective, create focus, clarify intention, motivate, build accountability. Discovery occurs during coaching. When the PBC acts on the strategies they create in coaching, mastery & accomplishment result. The PBC directs the coaching agenda. This feeds the sense of autonomy.

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Culture of Empowerment

…a favorable environment in which people are encouraged to learn, to grow their skills, and to experiment…

+/- Marshall Goldsmith

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Resources

  • Heifetz, RA. Leadership Without Easy
  • Answers. Cambridge, Mass: Belknap Press
  • f Harvard University Press, 1994.
  • Coe, C, Zehnder, A, Kinlaw, DC. Coaching

for Commitment: Achieving Superior Performance from Individuals and Teams, Pfeiffer, 2007.

  • Amy Cuddy TED talk on power

https://www.ted.com/speakers/amy_cuddy

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Kathy I. Kennedy, DrPH, MA Clinical Professor, Colorado School

  • f Public Health

Kathy.Kennedy@ucdenver.edu Director, Regional Institute for Health and Environmental Leadership Kathy.Kennedy@du.edu

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