what are you doing here? starcom mediavest group, 2003
DESCRIPTION
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003 Your Mission WHAT do you want to do? Why do you think YOU are the person to do it? What are you DOING about it? Why are you HERE at I.U?TRANSCRIPT
What Are What Are You Doing You Doing Here? Here?
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Indiana University exists to teach you how to change the world.
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Your Mission WHAT do you want to do? Why do you think YOU are the person to do
it? What are you DOING about it? Why are you HERE at I.U?
Career = management of You, Inc.
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Career Management
Step #1: Go hire an employer.Key Principles: Ebb & flow, Seasons, Law of the Harvest
Implication: You must have an ROI plan
Step #2: Take a job for what it teaches.
If you invest intellectually, What will the ROI be?
People join a company.And they leave a boss.
“If there’s nothing really very special about your work no matter how hard you apply yourself, you won’t get noticed . You won't get
paid that much either.”
Step #3: Learn good habits.
What have you achieved?Skill
What do you care deeply about?Desire
What have you done about it?
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Desire
Knowledge
Skill
Desire
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
What’s Your M-O?
Roll with the punches
Do as you’re told. Do it All. Win-Lose, or at least
Win. Make sure you have
your Say Your Way or the
highway. 1 thing at a time.
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
What’s Your M-0?
Responsibility Vision Setting Priorities Golden Rule Teachability Synergy Continuous
Improvement
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Good HabitsMake Winners
Responsibility Get busy!
Vision Know What You Want
Set Priorities Do What Matters.
Flexibility The Golden Rule works.
Teachability Listen to Learn.
Synergy Take “No” for a question.
Improvement What’s your story?
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
1. Responsibility
Can-do people Take the initiative Think about solutions The language of
choice“I’ll do it.”“I can do better.”“I choose to…”“There’s got to be a way.”“I’m not going to let your
bad mood rub off on me.”
No-can-do people Wait for things to
happen Think about problems Language of the
choiceless “I’ll try”“That’s just the way I
am.” “I have to…”“You ruined my day.”
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
What’s Holding You Back? Self Awareness
You are the Programmer Imagination
Write the Program Conscience
Align your actions with your values, not laws– What’s Wrong with it? Who’s it going to hurt?
Who’s going to know?– Conforming to laws makes values irrelevant
Willpower Acting according to Values, not moods
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Comfort Zone
Courage Zone
Be
If you think you’re too small to make a difference, you’ve never been in bed with a mosquito.
Comfort ZoneThings you enjoy
Things you’re good at Values Driven
Courage ZoneJudging & CriticismProblems with no clear-cut answerHard stuffUnknown, UntriedOpportunitiesServing others
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
2. Vision Alice: Would you tell me please which way I ought to
walk from here?Cheshire Cat: That depends a good deal on where you want to go.Alice: I don’t much care where.Cheshire Cat: Then it doesn’t much matter which way you walk.
“I always wanted to be somebody, but I should have
been more specific.”
Lily Tomlin
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Live in the Direction of Your Dreams:Write the Program!
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
3. Setting Priorities
What Matters Most?1.2.3.
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
What Matters Most?
1. Pressing Problems Deadlines Projects Meetings Crisis Mode
2. Interruptions Calls Mail Random things Crowd Pleasing Activities
3. Initiative Vision Doing What Matters Living the Golden Rule Being Teachable. Synergy Living a balanced life.
4. Trivialities Killing time Escaping Excessive TV or surfing
“ I arise in the morning torn between the desire to improve the world and a desire to enjoy
the world. This makes it hard to plan the
day.”
E. B. White
Schedule your priorities.“Things which matter most must
never be at the mercy of things that matter least.”
Don’t prioritize your schedule.
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Week after week? How do you do that?
1. Connect to your missionPassion
2. Play all your rolesStewardship, Balance
3. Identify what matters this weekPrioritize & Live by your principles
4. Get Organized Perspective5. Live with IntegrityJust Do It6. EvaluateGet Better
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
4. The Golden Rule
Interpersonal leadership Mutual Benefit
Together Everyone Achieves More An Attitude Most people think in absolutes
Win/Lose, Smart/Stupid What kind of people do you like?
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Experience others’ treatment
Learn conditional acceptance
Scarcity Mentality
Life teaches us that our worth hinges on relative performance
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
The Golden Rule What’s in it for you?
Builds trust & long-term relationships Expands your influence Invites 3rd alternatives to happen Inspires systems reinforcing mutual benefit
Guidelines Resources
How many people does it take to think win-win?
5. Teachability
Seek first to Understand, then to be Understood.
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Teachability
Diagnose, then prescribe If the Golden Rule is the Attitude, then
Teachability is the Application. It’s what you learn after you know it all that
counts.
“The best way to give advice to others is to find out what they
want and advise them to do it.”---Harry Truman
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
5. Teachability:Listening to Learn
Heightened Awareness: Perceiving & processing more than the obvious
AwarenessDetachmentPerspectiveUnderstanding
A wake-up call Great leaders are good listeners ---
always aware and reasonably disturbed
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
6. Synergy Taking “No” for a question
Cooperate creatively Winners aren’t always smartest
Teachable Learning and re-learning Team players
Let “No” motivate you“Can’t you be more creative than that?” . 1. 2 people, 2 POVs2. Listening to Learn, not Debate3. 2 people, at least 3 POVs
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Getting to Synergy
Positive Attitude Results Orientation Cooperative Seeking Mutual Benefit Examining, Exploring, Expanding POVs Worth the Effort A Process
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Problem or Opportunity
1.Win-Win2.Teachability3.Synergize
Getting to Synergy
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Tolerating
Accepting
Valuing
Celebrating
“We put up with them.”
“Of course we’re different.Different is normal.”
“We see them as worthwhile.”
“We use them to become better.”
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
7. Balance is better.
7. Balance is better.It’s hard to be caring & friendly when you’re feeling weak &
exhausted.But, when you’re feeling in tune
with your soul it’s easier to focus on your classes,
and the other things that matter.
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Why People Work Physical
Economics, Lifestyle Drive, Determination How much do you need?
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Why People Work Emotional
Benefits Perks Culture Passion Do you want to join this team? How happy will you be?
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Why People Work Mental
Learning Growth & Personal Development How can you keep your life interesting? What do you want to achieve?
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
Why People Work Spiritual
Contribution Conscience Significance What Matters Most to you? Why are you on the planet?
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
What’s your story? Live
Fitness, Activity Competition Health Nutrition Sleep Relaxation
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
What’s your story? Love
Relationships Family Colleagues Emotional health Caring, compassion
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
What’s your story? Laugh & Learn
Truth, Knowledge, Wisdom, Skill Intellectual Ability
Reading Writing Solving Speaking Teaching
Experiences Goals Hobbies
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
What’s your story? Legacy
Spiritual life Faith Conscience Purpose Meaningfulness Rituals
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003
“The greatest danger for most of us isn’t that our aim is too high, and we miss it, but that it is too
low, and we hit it.”
---Michelangelo
What Are What Are You Doing You Doing Here? Here?
Starcom MediaVest Group, 2003