One of the key ingredients of great leadership is the ability for a leader to develop a high degree of self-awareness. It is not possible that an organization’s culture changes without a preceding behavioral leadership change.
Leadership training is about highlighting this awareness for tapped, selected, or identified employees and for them to recognize and prioritize this important connection.
Having good leadership training in your organization will propel your organization to experience the joys of having good leaders that will make people be productive and loyal. Envision these leaders to inspire people to love coming to work everyday. Imagine these leaders to coach people that they flourish and excel in their designated fields.
Leadership training is an ongoing process, not an event. This means that a leader learns even while he/she is working exposed to his/her colleagues in the workplace. He or she can become more mature while he is doing his or her daily tasks.
Once a good leader has created a good rapport among his subjects, he can be more effective in coaching them. This tells us that one of the primary subjects in leadership training is learning to create rapport. With this one subject alone, if you can master it, your charm as a leader can go a long, long way, influencing people as you continue your workflow.
Good article. I appreciate the wake up call. Sometimes as a manager I forget about helping my employees, I’m always stuck thinking about how they’re just not doing what they’re supposed to do. I need to coach and train them more consistently. Thanks again.