The GAINMORE Advantage Guide to leadership and team development

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1. Influence

1.1. Leadership is influence.

1.2. Language of communication

1.3. Being a person of influence

1.3.1. Influencing self

1.4. Influencing the team

2. Nature

2.1. 'Natural' behaviours

2.1.1. Personality

2.2. Paradigms of learning

2.3. Leadership Paradigms

2.4. Team Nature

2.5. Shifting Paradigms

3. Network

3.1. No man is an island

3.2. Circles of influence

3.3. Leveraging your network

3.4. Team networking

4. Motivation

4.1. Motivation is a fruit of behaviour

4.2. Linking Values, Resources and goals

4.3. Motivating the team

5. Outcomes

5.1. Tactical outcome setting

5.2. Specific outcomes

5.3. If there was ONE thing...

6. Review

6.1. Giving and receiving feedback

6.2. What did you learn? What did you enjoy?

6.3. What's better today?

6.4. Reviewing team performance

7. Evaluate

7.1. Measuring learning and change

7.2. Evaluation is a continuous process

7.3. Team evaluation

8. Introduction

8.1. A guide

8.1.1. Course Map

8.1.2. Observe

8.1.3. Reflect

8.1.4. Simulate

8.1.5. Experience

8.1.6. MORSE for golfers

8.1.7. MORSE for leaders

8.1.8. But I don't do it that way!

8.2. What is the GAINMORE Advantage?

8.2.1. The GAINMORE Model

8.2.1.1. Quadruple Loop Learning

8.2.1.2. Mind, Body Spirit connection

8.2.2. How the Model works

8.2.2.1. GAINMORE Advantage and golf

8.2.2.2. GAINMORE Advantage for Personal Development

8.2.2.3. GAINMORE Advantage for Coaching

8.2.2.4. GAINMORE Advantage for Team Development

8.3. Why a new model?

8.4. Talent, Leader, Manager, Individual contributor?

8.4.1. Talent

8.4.1.1. Identifying talent

8.4.1.2. Leveraging Talent

8.4.2. Management and leadership competencies

8.4.3. Leadership Dimensions Framework

8.4.4. Mapping the Framework to GAINMORE

8.4.5. Using the competency mapping in practice

8.5. Why golf?

8.5.1. The links between golf and leadership

8.6. Team roles

8.7. New node

9. Values & Beliefs - personal guidance system

9.1. Understanding values

9.1.1. Golfer Values

9.1.2. Leader Values

9.1.3. Organisation Values

9.2. I'll believe it when I see it!

9.2.1. Golfing beliefs

9.2.2. Leader beliefs

9.3. Knowing values and performance

9.4. Team Values & Beliefs

9.4.1. Discovering Personal Values

9.4.2. Discovering Team Values

10. Goals

10.1. The importance of goals

10.1.1. What is a goal?

10.1.2. What is goal-setting?

10.1.3. Is goal-setting important?

10.2. Why SMART goals

10.2.1. Goal focus and personal wealth

10.2.2. Outcome goals - some issues

10.2.3. Performance Goals

10.2.4. SMART Golfing goals

10.2.5. SMART Leadership goals

10.3. Goal setting process

10.3.1. SWING

10.3.1.1. SWING for golf

10.3.1.2. SWING for leaders

10.4. Team Goals

10.4.1. Team goal setting activity

11. Vision

11.1. Knowing when a goal is achieved

11.2. Shared Vision

11.3. Communication by the senses

11.4. Team Vision

12. Alignment

12.1. Take Dead Aim

12.2. Aligning to the goal

12.2.1. Modes of alignment

12.2.1.1. Push mode

12.2.1.2. Pull mode

12.2.1.3. Drift mode

12.2.1.4. Pushmepullyou mode

12.2.1.5. Which mode are you in?

12.3. Aligning the team

13. Attitude

13.1. Attitude+Aptitude = Altitude

13.1.1. Technical aptitude alone is insufficient

13.1.2. Difference makers have a better attitude

13.1.2.1. What can I learn?

13.1.2.1.1. Prepared to change

13.1.2.2. A Positive attitude

13.1.2.2.1. What's better today?

13.2. Why attitude matters

13.2.1. Emotional Intelligence

13.3. Changing attitudes

13.4. Team attitude