Leadership Development For High Potential Leaders
Good leaders know they need to continuously learn. But great leaders know when to unlearn the past to succeed in the future. If you aspire to lead like a high performer but lack the skills or learning your style to do so, this course will help you take your talents to the next level by learning from and growing alongside experts across the industry.
This innovative and actionable program from business advisor and bestselling author Barry O’Reilly shows leaders how to rethink their strategies, retool their capabilities, and revitalize their businesses for stronger, longer-lasting success.
Through interactive exercises packed with relatable anecdotes, powerful tools, and real-world examples combined with group discussion and homework, the course will focus on specific ways that leaders can demonstrate their values, use their influence to drive company culture and apply to their existing work.
Learn from a world-class industry expert
Barry O’Reilly is an entrepreneur, business advisor and author who has pioneered the intersection of business model innovation, product development, organizational design, and culture transformation.
Barry is the co-founder of Nobody Studios, a crowd-infused, high-velocity venture studio with the mission to create 100 compelling companies over the next 5 years.
Barry is author of two international bestsellers, Unlearn: Let Go of Past Success to Achieve Extraordinary Results, and Lean Enterprise: How High Performance Organizations Innovate at Scale—part of the Eric Ries series, and a HBR must read for CEOs and business leaders. He writes for The Economist, and is faculty at Singularity University.
Prerequisites:
This course is for:
Senior Managers, Directors and above.
What you will be able to do after this course:
Overcome barriers of high performance and learn strategies to stay motivated and continuously adapt to uncertain and evolving circumstances
Recommended by experts
To succeed, it's critical for everyone, from executives to entrepreneurs, to know how to let go of behavior and methods that have helped them achieve in the past but are now limiting. Barry explains how to enter into a continuous cycle of replacing old ideas and models with new ones in order to adapt in an ever-changing world. Founded on clear principles and filled with stories from the field, he advocates for courage over comfort not just now, but in whatever circumstances the future offers up.
The Google Sprint Master Academy invited Barry to coach and collaborate with senior stakeholders to create space for continuous innovation in the product development lifecycle. He shared advice on leadership, business transformation and inspired our Sprint Masters to push innovation throughout the company.
The only thing that is constant is change. And it's happening faster and faster. Disruption is ongoing, yet leaders tend to think incrementally about the future. Barry shows us a better way: the only way to disrupt yourself before someone does it for you is to unlearn, separate yourself from what has worked in the past in order to create an open space to shape the future. This is great for any leader in fast-moving environments faced with the realization that what worked in the past won't work in the future.
Barry lays out an easy-to-use system to constantly challenge what we think we know. Barry draws from a wealth of relevant and relatable examples to help us better understand how we can apply the powerful principles in our own lives. I challenged many of my own old mindsets and ideals, and I've seen a considerable improvement in my own results and outcomes. Inspiring work!
Many executives and entrepreneurs hang on to thinking and methods that were once useful, but may limit their future success. Apply the lessons with Barry to unlearn and unlock the full potential in yourself, your teams, and your organization.
What changed? Now we set goals in terms of outcomes, not just outputs. We don’t just recognize the work we did, but its impact on our customers or business goals. We come up with hypotheses and test them with quick experiments before we jump into architecting solutions.
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