Friday, August 10, 2012

Leadership Summit - Patrick Lencioni

Organizational Health

Organizational Health is the single most competitive advantage that they have.

Two requirements for success:


 1.Smart

  •  strategy
  •  Marketing
  •  Technology

   2.  Healthy
  • Minimal politics
  • Minimal confusion
  • high morale
  • high productivity
  • low turnover


Four Disciplines every organization has to maintain

1.  Build a Cohesive Leadership Team

2.  Create Clarity

  • A mission statement is not a good way to develop clarity in our organization.
Six critical questions:
  • Why do we exist?
  • How do we behave?

    • don't put a core value of what you "want" your organization to have
    • a core value is something you are willing to get punished for
    • when someone asks you to violate a core value, this is not the place for them
    • Churches sometimes get core values confused with "permission to play" values
    • "permission to play" is the minimal standards for being there.
    • difference between attenders and leaders--attenders are at the permission to play values, leaders must own the core values.
  • What do we actually do?
  • How will we succeed?

    • strategy should be accessible to everyone
    • every decision you make is part of your strategy 
    • Determine Three Strategic Anchors for every organization
  • What is most important, right now?
  • Who must do what
3.  Over-communicate
  • If your subordinates cannot do an impression of you when you are not around, then you have not communicated.

4.  Reinforce Clarity

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