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Level Three Leadership 2008 Final Presentation Feedback

Jim Clawson. Level Three Leadership 2008 Final Presentation Feedback. Outline of my Comments. Overall Introduction Life’s Story Personal Charter Core Values Dreams Leadership and Change Models Course Takeaways Conclusion and Presentation Invitation. Overall.

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Level Three Leadership 2008 Final Presentation Feedback

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  1. Jim Clawson Level Three Leadership 2008Final Presentation Feedback

  2. Outline of my Comments • Overall • Introduction • Life’s Story • Personal Charter • Core Values • Dreams • Leadership and Change Models • Course Takeaways • Conclusion and Presentation • Invitation

  3. Overall • Professional Presentation Practice • Wide variety of styles and formats • Wide variety of creative thinking both on content and presentation • I offer below some suggestions for your consideration if you wish to continue refining and using this document.

  4. Introduction • Why this Project (reminder to you) • Table of Contents (some kind of guide) • Stage Setting

  5. Life’s Lessons

  6. Life’s Story Chart of Emotions +5 0 -5

  7. Life’s Lessons

  8. Personal Charter • Mission Statement: • good first draft • Vision: often very short, try using the –AL aspects of life to flesh out • Values: no need to do this twice, many did. • VABEs: comprehensive, grouped, constellation (1), keep, lose, add. • Strategy: could be longest section, might have a strategy for each –AL dimension • STOGs: metrics, milestones.

  9. Dreams • Distinguish between internal and external dreams? • Some confusion here about the concept • Do both? Relate them?

  10. Resonance Model:Five Key Questions 5. What are you willing to work for? 1. How do I wantto feel today? 4. How can Iget it back? 2. What does it taketo get that feeling? RESONANCE 3. What keeps me from that feeling?

  11. Leadership and Change Models • Important Section • Fresh thinking? • Make it your own?

  12. Course Takeaways • What stuck for you? • Clarity? • Make them your own? • Something you can use?

  13. Conclusion • Was there one? • Closing, smooth or abrupt?

  14. Presentation • Logic • Flow • Visuals • Sounds • Some challenges here. Many got it smoothly. • Two main techniques: record and embed *.wav file or use record feature in “Animations.” • Some audio files were clipped short: match slide timing and recording. • Professionalism

  15. Thank You • For an interesting quarter • For writing your wiki-cases • For contributing your thoughts to our daily discussions • For sharing your hopes and dreams with me • I’ve recorded a brief message to each of you with some comments on the projects. You should find that in this same e-mail.

  16. Invitation • Would you like to see other projects? Would you volunteer to post yours for a month? Let me know and I will post it to our course website. • If you haven’t already, please fill out the Materials Survey on the Course Website: http://faculty.darden.edu/levelthree/Index.htm • Let me know how you do; check in from time to time.

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