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Part 2 of 2: Steffan Surdek: Creating Silent Spaces for Creativity
As a leader, have you ever wondered how to participate in the "conversation of change" without being the first to speak?
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In part two of this conversational episode of The Dov Baron Show Podcast, leadership development coach Steffan Surdek will share his practical structure for leading by including others.
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He believes that enabling people to actively contribute to a greater cause and make a difference in the organization galvanizes the team and helps leaders develop their co-creative leadership skills.
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Tune in to learn how you can take the weight off your shoulders and lead by inclusion.
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With Surdek's guidance, you can ensure that your team feels heard and valued, even if you speak last.
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Steffan Surdek is the founder of Surdek Solutions, a company specializing in leadership development in Montreal, Canada. His latest book, "The Way of the Co-Creative Leader," is a must-read for anyone looking to improve their leadership skills.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from one of the best in the business. #leadershipdevelopment #co-creativeleadership #inclusion
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Join us as we explore how to be co-creative leaders and keep our teams creative and brilliant without stifling their unique perspectives.
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Website
https://www.steffansurdek.com/
Book: https://www.cocreativeleadership.ca
Social Media
https://www.linkedin.com/in/steffansurdek/
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Part 2) Creating Silent Spaces for Creativity
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Dancing with the System: Understanding your organization as a reactive system and how to interact with it effectively to foster positive changes.
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Handling Silence and Responses: Strategies for leaders to manage their impulses to answer their own questions, thus promoting team participation.
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Feedback Dynamics: How varying the order of feedback can impact team dynamics and leader perceptions.
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Embracing Failure: Critique of the conventional encouragement of 'failing fast' in leadership, suggesting a more nuanced approach to handling mistakes and learning.
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Leadership Development Misconceptions: This section discusses the dangers of oversimplified leadership strategies and the importance of nuanced, context-specific leadership.
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Experiential Learning and Leadership: Emphasizing practical, hands-on learning experiences to understand team dynamics and improve leadership practices.
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