Be the change... that you wish to see in the world.” Mahatma Gandhi
Surrender 7 Powerpoint (no recording): HERE
Sixth Surrender PowerPoint: HERE
Fifth Surrender:
Fourth Surrender:
Third Surrender:
Second Surrender:
First Surrender (partial):
Being a Leader
Barbara Key led a discussion about co-creating our community
Andrea Bordenca spoke about Mindfulness
Sema Basol of Turkish Women's Initiative facilitated exploration of Creating Social Change One Woman at a Time
Camille Smith of Work in Progress Coaching inspired us with The New Normal
Andrea Bordenca of Generative Leadership led a discussion of the Anatomy of Belief:
Tricia Beck talked about her just-released book, Mentoring Lifts and Inspires Women Empowering Women.
Lucky Chhetri of Three Sisters Adventures spoke about Three Sisters Adventures
Gale Sherman led us in a discussion of Ethics and the Moral Ladder
The June 30 Empathy
The June 24 Purpose
The June 16 recording So You Want to Go Online 2
The June 9, 2020 recording of So You Want to Go Online 1
The June 2, 2020, Learning Edge
May 19, 2020, Building Community
The May 11, 2020 Gratitude and Forgiveness
April 29, 2020, Care About
Report on April 22, 2020, Two-Stepping, Generating Breakthroughs can be found at https://conta.cc/3aDRUFq.
Report on April 13, 2020, Dare to Lead can be found at https://conta.cc/2z1LzH1.
April 8, 2020, Resilience can be found at https://conta.cc/3e7PyBP. The PPT of the session is HERE
March 31, 2020, Best Practices PPT
Newsletters
March 2020 -- Creating Leaders
This edition of our bulletin focuses on Linda Thompson and a key tool she uses in coaching leaders -- the Impact Report
The newsletter can be found at https://conta.cc/3akaGCd.
The article about Linda can be found at hhttps://youasagloballeader.wordpress.com/2020/02/25/a-leader-who-builds-effective-leaders/
The discussion of the Impact Report is at https://youasagloballeader.wordpress.com/2020/02/25/the-impact-report/
The interview of Linda is found here -- https://vimeo.com/386833900
By Linda Alepin and Barbara Key
This edition of our bulletin is devoted to a discussion of a key leadership practice from The Leadership Challenge® by Barry Posner and Jim Kouzes -- Model the Way.
We illustrate this concept with a story about Lynda Haliburton, a graduate of Women Leaders for the World in 2012.
Read the article on Model the Way https://youasagloballeader.wordpress.com/2019/12/21/model-the-way/
Read about Lynda https://youasagloballeader.wordpress.com/2019/12/21/living-your-values/
You can watch our interview of Lynda HERE
Leaders and leadership practices are responding to the acceleration of complexity in our world.
Are you a part of this revolution? If so, where are you on your journey?
This article highlights three current trends in leadership that are part of the revolution.
Read more here: https://youasagloballeader.wordpress.com/2019/10/22/a-revolution-in-leadership/
Deanna Kosaraju epitomizes being a global leader. As she said in her interview with us (https://vimeo.com/364657424), she moved from trying to plan a San Jose-based conference for women to launch a global conference using technology.
The Muse has named Global Tech Women's Voices Conference one of the top four conferences in the world for tech women. It focuses on finding solutions to the gender gap and building an international community of women.
Read more here: https://wordpress.com/post/youasagloballeader.wordpress.com/93
Most of us struggle with habitual thinking and speaking patterns. We talk to ourselves in ways that hold us back from taking on unfamiliar challenges or stepping into new opportunities. A common habitual pattern is to lead with what is wrong or complain without taking action. When these conversation patterns repeat day after day, they limit our ability to accomplish what really matters. You can change your conversations to create a breakthrough in personal and team performance.
Find out how to change those conversations HERE
By Transforming His Conversations, He Changed His Results by Karen Wilhelm Buckley
The Operations Manager in a small but fast-moving firm of 120 employees, struggled professionally with a certain gloomy resignation. He had a good job and a great family but a morose attitude at work that dragged everybody down. You could hear it in his conversations.
His “something is wrong again” comments gave him the nickname of Eeyore, from Winnie the Pooh. A.A. Milne created Eeyore the donkey with classic lines like, “If it’s a good morning, which I doubt.” “I’d say it’s thistles, but nobody listens to me, anyway.” Read more HERE
Are You Ready to Be a Thought Leader by Denise Brosseau
"The essential difference between leaders and thought leaders is often the latter’s ability to distill their know-how into a replicable model so that others can be inspired and empowered to expand on what they have accomplished." Read more HERE
Van Ton- Quinlivan: A Case Study by Denise Brousseau
When Van Ton-Quinlivan came to the United States from Vietnam at the age of six, no one could have predicted she would be appointed by Governor Jerry Brown to be the Vice-Chancellor for California’s Community Colleges, the largest community college system in the world, by the time she was 43. But looking back, she knows that it was by bringing together the ideas and interests of many different people into a successful program, PowerPathway™, and then scaling that program across her industry. Read More HERE
Original email can be viewed HERE
Transforming the Non-Profit Mindset by Erin Montgomery
Nonprofits face the ongoing challenge of figuring out how best to adapt to ever-changing economic, technological, social, and political environments. Read more HERE.
A Journey from Vision to Reality by Barbara Key and Linda Alepin
We started with a vision. “ We are committed to You as a Global Leader (YAGL) contributing to a healthy world.” What we cared most about was making YAGL widely accessible and affordable. Read more about our journey HERE.
Original email can be viewed HERE
You can find a link to our online discussion here: https://vimeo.com/455097586
Generating Youth Leaders in India by Diti Mookherjee
The Green Rhinos Program is a transformational leadership program that is creating youth nature leaders in India. It ignites in them a passion for nature conservation that stays with them throughout their lives. Read more https://youasagloballeader.wordpress.com/2019/02/14/generating-youth-nature-leaders-in-india/
Up the Mountain of Success by Charly Jaffe
There are endless routes up the mountain of success. At times, the biggest thing blocking our ascent is not the overwhelming obstacles on our path, but the belief that there is only one way up. Dreaming up wild and unexpected paths to our goals can open doorways we’d never seen, and unwanted landslides can provide paths beyond our imagination. Read more https://youasagloballeader.wordpress.com/2019/02/14/up-the-mountain-of-success/
Original email can be viewed HERE
An Engaging Approach to Strategy by Linda Alepin
In January, many of us turn to the task of “planning for the future”. How many times does this consist of some minor variation of the past? What is the pull to continue what may have been only a marginally successful project or one of our life patterns?
Read more HERE
Building Joy into Your Holiday Season by Barbara Key
We all feel the joy of a forthcoming holiday and its festivities. Family and friends will gather together to celebrate. Read More Here
Centering exercise 1 -- ONE
Centering exercise 2 -- TWO
Center exercise 3 -- THREE
Original email can be viewed HERE
Coming 2019 Attractions: (Send us your article ideas!)
Forgiveness – Generating Healthy Lives and Organizations by Barbara E. Key
“When you forgive, you in no way change the past—but you sure do change the future.” Bernard Meltzer
