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  • 81

    TAKE YOUR ORGANIZATION TO THE NEXT LEVEL

    TLC Certification June 2020

    Johan van Zijl Janine (Oosthuizen) Truter

    TLC SA Online Certification

  • AGENDA Overview

    PROFILE CERTIFICATION

    DAY 1 Theory Base

    DAY 2 Theory Base

    DAY 3 LCP Design & Report

    DAY 4 LCP Validation & Research

    DAY 5 Debrief Process and Development Planning / LCP Manager Edition (ME)

    DAY 6 Project Center & Project Management

    DAY 7 Presenting Case Study

  • AGENDA

    PROFILE CERTIFICATION

    DAY 4

    Check-In

    **Exercise: Group Feedback (Andie)

    LCP Validation & Research (Johan)

    BREAK

    **Exercise: MAT Work: Gifts/ Costs / Risks (Janine)

    Development Journey: Opposites / Neighbors (Johan)

    Check-Out

    Homework: Case Study – Noel

  • HOW ARE YOU DOING?

    What is apparent to you now, that was not before?

    CHECK-IN

  • INTERPRETATION PRACTICE

    — Andie

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    Out of Your Head and into your body

    Interpretation Practice: Andie

    Group Feedback

    Goal: Share what you discussed in pairs about the Case Study Graph.

    Discuss: Graph How it hangs together Self vs Other scores What stands out?

  • LCP VALIDATION & RESEARCH

    — They Why?

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    VIDEOS &

    WHITE PAPERS

    THIS SESSION

    Construct Validity

    Theoretical Framework

    Internal Validity

    Alpha Coefficients

    Correlation Coefficients

    Factor Analysis

    External Validity

    Leadership Effectiveness

    Business Performance

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    LCP Correlations to Leadership Effectiveness

    I am satisfied with the quality of leadership that he/she provides.

    He/she is the kind of leader that others should aspire to become.

    His/her leadership helps this organization to thrive.

    He/she is an example of an ideal leader.

    Overall, he/she provides very effective leadership.

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    Creative

    Reactive

    Integral

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    Stage of Leadership

    • THE LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

    Stages of Leadership & Effectiveness

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    Business Performance Index

    Research based on 486 organizations and organizational units.

    There were six categories for evaluating business performance:

    Sales /

    Revenue

    Market

    Share Profitability

    / ROA

    New Product

    Development

    Overall

    Performance

    Quality of

    Products &

    Services

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    TOP 10% BOTTOM 10%

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    Leadership Effectiveness & Business Performance

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    BREAK

  • Gifts | Costs | Risks

    MAT WORK

    Share your story…

  • Mat Work – Gifts & Costs

  • ǀ

    Out of Your Head and into your body

    Mat Exercise: Instructions (Virtual Mat)

    https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1e03hNEbBcuhV28-FQk_L4ydxResRyFcLVZ_eI9ckCvM/edit?usp=sharing

    Click on the Virtual Mat Google Docs Link. Keep your Zoom Room Open and connected.

    LH

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    The common ground we stand on is vulnerability – we all wear different armor, but the ground is the same. Everyone makes a different deal, but they all cover vulnerability – I’ll outrun you. I’ll outsmart you. I’ll let you win.

    MAT: BIG GROUP EXCERCISE

    Out of Your Head and into your body

    Mat Exercise: On Your Worst Day

    Stand on the Mat physically / Virtually imagine the mat and its segments. Use your avatar. Instruction: On your worst day where do you stand on the circle? Move there. Physically stand on the dimension. What is your story? What was the real life situation you were

    thinking about when walking to this dimension?

    How do you show up? (What you do?) What can you do differently? (better) What is the feeling here when you are standing on the REACTIVE? What risk are you managing? (Name it).

    Goal: Understanding the feelings and the risks managed by the REACTIVE.

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    The common ground we stand on is vulnerability – we all wear different armor, but the ground is the same. Everyone makes a different deal, but they all cover vulnerability – I’ll outrun you. I’ll outsmart you. I’ll let you win.

    MAT: BIG GROUP EXCERCISE

    Out of Your Head and into your body

    Mat Exercise: On Your Best Day

    Stand on the Mat physically / Virtually imagine the mat and its segments. Use your avatar. Instruction: On your best day where do you stand on the circle? Move there. Physically stand on the dimension. What is your story? What was the real life situation you were

    thinking about when walking to this dimension?

    How do you show up? (What you do?) What would it become if used consistently? What is the feeling here when you are standing on the CREATIVE? What do you have here? What is the competency here? (Name it).

    Goal: Understanding the feelings and the risks managed by the CREATIVE.

  • ǀ MAT: BIG GROUP EXCERCISE

    Out of Your Head and into your body

    Mat Exercise: Gifts

    Stand on the Mat physically / Virtually imagine the mat and its segments. Use your avatar. Instruction: Stand in your highest Reactive segment What is the gift here? What would it become if used consciously, intentionally and without

    fear/ compulsion? Go to the place on the Creative that would be created (e.g. What

    happens when you put Power in Relating? When you put Vulnerability in Authenticity? When you put Caring in Achieving?)

    Stand in the new places on the Creative. What do you have now? Controllers-Achieving – What’s different now? What is different

    between standing here and standingg there? To get really good at results (alignment, motivation, vision, engagement)

    what has to be added?

    Goal: Understanding the gifts in the Reactive and the power of the Creative

  • Mat Work – Risks

  • ǀ MAT: BIG GROUP EXCERCISE

    Out of Your Head and into your body

    Mat Exercise: Risks Stand on the Mat physically / Virtually imagine the mat and its segments. Use your avatar. Instruction: Stand in the Reactive – What do you feel? What is the risk

    you are managing? Controllers, Protectors, Compliers - name the risk you are

    managing in this space. The common ground we stand on is vulnerability – we all wear different armor, but the ground is the same. Everyone makes a different deal, but they all cover vulnerability – I’ll outrun you. I’ll outsmart you. I’ll let you win.

    Goal: Understanding vulnerability and the risk you manage.

  • DEVELOPMENTAL JOURNEY

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    Working the Gap

    Developmental

    Challenge

    VUCA

    SCSC

    COMPLEXITY OF CONTEXT

    COMPLEXITY OF SELF

    Demand on Complexity

    of Mind

    Current Leadership Consciousness

    Threshold

    Volatility Uncertainty Complexity Ambiguity

    Stability Certainty Simplicity Clarity

    ADAPTIVE CHILDHOOD

    GENERATIVE ADULTHOOD

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    Opposites

    R= -.76 R= -.76

    R= -.76

    Complying & Achieving – R = .76 |

    Protecting & Self Awareness – R= .76 |

    Controlling & Relating – R= .65 |

  • A Bridge Too Far

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    Neighbours

    R= -.45 R= -.24

    R= -.39

    Related Impact Due To Close Correlations

    Achieving & Relating – R= .80 |

    Authenticity & Self-Awareness– R= .72 |

    HEART WILL

    HEAD

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    Controlling & Achieving

    DEVELOPMENTAL PATH

    Controlling to Achieving

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    Controlling & Achieving

    DEVELOPMENTAL TASK

    Cleaning Up Controlling

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    Developmental Result – Improved Relating

    RELATING

    SELF AWARENESS

    AUTHENTICITY

    SYS-AWARENESS

    ACHIEVING

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    1.0 0.90 0.75 0.80 0.80

    0.90 1.0 0.72 0.81 0.75

    0.75 0.72 1.0 0.75 0.79

    0.80 0.81 0.75 1.0 0.83

    0.80 0.75 0.79 0.83 1.0

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    Complying & Relating

    DEVELOPMENTAL PATH –

    Complying to Relating

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    Complying & Relating

    DEVELOPMENTAL TASK

    Cleaning Up Complying

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    Developmental Result – Improved Achieving

    RELATING

    SELF AWARENESS

    AUTHENTICITY

    SYS-AWARENESS

    ACHIEVING

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    1.0 0.90 0.75 0.80 0.80

    0.90 1.0 0.72 0.81 0.75

    0.75 0.72 1.0 0.75 0.79

    0.80 0.81 0.75 1.0 0.83

    0.80 0.75 0.79 0.83 1.0

  • ǀ

    Protecting & Authenticity

    DEVELOPMENTAL PATH

    Protecting to Authenticity

  • ǀ

    Protecting & Authenticity

    DEVELOPMENTAL TASK

    Cleaning Up Protecting

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    Developmental Result – Improved Self Awareness

    RELATING

    SELF AWARENESS

    AUTHENTICITY

    SYS-AWARENESS

    ACHIEVING

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    1.0 0.90 0.75 0.80 0.80

    0.90 1.0 0.72 0.81 0.75

    0.75 0.72 1.0 0.75 0.79

    0.80 0.81 0.75 1.0 0.83

    0.80 0.75 0.79 0.83 1.0

  • Identity

    What’s Going On

    Why It’s Going On

    Pathway For Change

    When we start to understand what’s driving the operating system… We begin to understand ourselves…

    Pathways open up for what we can do about this individually and collectively

  • WHAT CAN YOU SAY NOW?

    Anything you would like further clarity on?

    Any gaps?

    CHECK-OUT

    Case Study Exercise: Noel

    Discuss the case study in pairs relating your interpretation back to your learning

    HOMEWORK

  • ǀ

    Out of Your Head and into your body

    Bio: Noel Mjolo

    Job Title & Credentials HR Executive (HR Head – Financial Industry Networked with CEO on golf course/ Offered position of HR

    Head No HR Qualifications or experience

    Context: Junior member of the HR team approached us to find a

    possible resolve for the ongoing lack of leadership and poor performance of HR.

    Requested that the HR Team engage the LCP 360 feedback, hoping that will lead to an individual and team intervention.

    HR Team dysfunctional due to lack of direction & leadership

    Challenges & Opportunities: Would coaching be successful? What is his edge?

  • ǀ

    Out of Your Head and into your body

    Interpretation Practice #1: Noel

    Pair Up With your assigned “buddy” Choose who will coach first.

    Goal: Round 1 Go through the full debrief format: 60 minutes Save a few minutes at the end for feedback to the coach

    Take a break with your partner

    Round 2 Switch roles and return the favour: 60 minutes Group Learning Circle – Next Morning

    Discuss: Focus on the application of the structured debrief process

  • Get In Touch www.theleadershipcircle.com

    Tel: + (021) 918 4187

    E-mail: [email protected]

    Website: leadyourcareer.usb.ac.za

    Facebook: USB Career Services

    Twitter: @USBCareers

    Janine Truter

    (Manager: Career Leadership)