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What clowns can teach you about vulnerability in leadership | Michaud Garneau | TEDxWilsonPark
The role of the clown is to connect with the audience. Their role is to build trust, build understanding and reflect back to the audience what they see through their own absurdity. The role of the clown is to laugh at themselves, to take risks, to show what is possible.
Why managers need training
Managers impact how it feels for people to be at work. Give them the support they need so that being at work feels good.
Sides of the net
There are rules in good communication. Here's one: don't tell other people what their intentions were.
An interview with Willful's CEO Erin Bury
Erin share's her experience with what used to feel weird but now feels nrml.
An interview with Hypercontext's CEO Brennan McEachran
Brennan share's his experience with what used to feel weird but now feels nrml.
What vs Why
People don't really about what you're doing, they care about why it matters to them.
Where leadership happens
Good leaders consider what's bet for the org, for individuals and for themselves.
Active listening
Good solutions and good relationships all stem from good listening.
Active listening tools
Active listening is more than open-ended questions. Learn other tools that will help you connect and build trust with others.
Values aren't aspirations
Your values are what actually drives your decisions, not what you wish did.
Coach-like skills
How to empower others to find their own solutions.
Coach-like approach and beliefs
How to think like a coach and bring the most out of your people.
Emotional bank accounts
Build good relationships by making deposits into the emotional bank accounts of the people in your life.
Habit 4, Think Win/Win
Michaud interviews his friend Dorris to get her thoughts on Stephen Covey's Habit #4, Think Win/Win.
What puzzle makers and leaders have in common.
Good leadership is invisible.
A poem about taking risks.
Some inspo about why you should take chances.