The Art of Self-Leadership creates a thriving business!

Our greatest potential source of leadership and influence comes not from an external leader, but from within ourselves!  You are the C.E.O. in your Life !

Mindset and Attitude drives your business experiences everyday.  They determine what you will and won’t achieve, the success and failures, the commitment, culture and context.  Creating Self-awareness and developing the ability to manage thoughts, emotions and beliefs, gets you into the driver’s seat leading you to Greatness.  Learning to manage the mind, respond and not react and believe in your self to expand your potential.

Learning The Art of Self-Leadership expands your mind, transforms your potential and encourages you to be the best you can be by:

·       Moving beyond your present paradigm
·       Liberating you from limiting thinking
·       Expanding possibility beyond your imagination
·       Thinking differently, out of the box, innovation
·       Focusing on tangible and measurable outcomes and results.

Outcomes:
·       Building trust
·       Enhancing Collaboration
·       Deepening the understanding and acceptance of self and others
·       Appropriateness - Timing and place for everything
·       Managing Behaviours – constructive conversations and enhancing communication
·       Self-responsibility.

The Art of Self-Leadership  leads you to greatness.  People are like sticks of dynamite; the power is on the inside… But nothing happens until the fuse get’s lit.  It no longer enough to focus on skills alone.  Teaching your key asset, your people how to self-generate a winning mindset and attitude, professionalism, commitment, respect, interpersonal skills and communication effectiveness with the focus on each individuals commitment to their own success is key.

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Self-Leadership in Business Overview

Research across a variety of settings, from the educational domain to the airline industry, has shown that the practice of effective self-leadership by employees can lead to a plethora of benefits including improved job satisfaction, self-efficacy, and mental performance.

As business changes, so do the traits needed to excel.  
We live in a time where our prospects for the future increasingly depend on managing ourselves and handling our relationships more artfully.  We apply practical guidance for the crucial personal and business challenges faced as leaders.  
Your businesses competitive edge is not the products within an organisation anymore, but how well you lead & inspire your people.

Creating a culture of effective self-leadership perspectives encourages individuals to find their own personal identity and mode of contribution as part of business or group that produces synergistic performance.

Self-leadership provides considerable promise for taking the pursuit of employee effectiveness to the next level. Indeed, effectively self-led employees, both behaviourally and cognitively, may offer the best blueprint for achieving employee and organisational effectiveness in the 21st century.

This is not about the leadership of others. Instead, it is about something more fundamental and more powerful - self-leadership: leadership that we exercise over ourselves. In fact, if we ever hope to be effective leaders of others, we must first be effective leaders of ourselves.

To define the meaning of the word ‘leadership’ as it relates to the concept of self-leadership, is simply "a process of influence." In taking an initial step toward understanding and improving our own self-leadership, we must first recognize that leadership is not just an outward process; we can and do lead ourselves.

Our greatest potential source of leadership and influence comes not from an external leader, but from within ourselves!

Self-Leadership involves "leading oneself" via the utilization of both behavioural and mental techniques. Behavioural self-leadership techniques involve self-observation, self goal-setting, management of behaviour, modification of consequents to behaviour (e.g., self-reinforcement, self-punishment), and the finding of natural rewards in tasks performed.

Mental self-leadership techniques involve examination and alteration of self-dialogue, beliefs and assumptions, mental imagery, and thought patterns (habits in one’s thinking).

                                                                                                                                *Resources:  Dr. Pamela Butler, Clinical Psychologist

"I am starting to see miracles occur both in my relationships with work colleagues and family!  By being an open listening, you have shown me where the light switch is and given me the kick I needed to switch it on – and ‘man’ is it bright in here!"   More