Leadership 1 (Fast Track) – Walking Talking Academy

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01. Introduction to Walking Talking Leadership

1.1 Introduction

08:39
1.2 The goal of the course

00:59
1.3 The method

00:45
1.4 The background

01:45
1.5 The theories behind Walking Talking

03:27
1.6 Conclusion

00:28

Course Prerequisite(s)

About Course

Membership Required

Course Content

01. Introduction to Walking Talking Leadership

1.1 Introduction

1.2 The goal of the course

1.3 The method

1.4 The background

1.5 The theories behind Walking Talking

1.6 Conclusion

02. Purpose of the Walk

2.1 Introduction

2.2 Benefits of walking

2.3 Walking as stress relief

2.4 Walking during work

2.5 Conclusion

Assignment 2

03. Tips & Tricks – Mastering Walking Meetings

3.1 Introduction

3.2 11 steps to successful conversations and meetings while walking

3.3 Meeting during a walk

3.4 Additional meetings and talks

3.5 Conclusion

Assignment 3 Tips and tricks

04. Leadership, and what it means

4.1 Introduction

4.2 The leader’s challenges in the workplace:

4.3 Leading a Group

4.4 Listening takes time

4.5 When leading the team isn’t going as smoothly as it should.

4.6 Conclusion

4 Assignment

05. How to do a workshop

5.1 Introduction

5.2 What is a workshop and why is it good for certain meetings

5.3 The importance of preparing beforehand.

5.4 During workshop

5.5 After workshop

5.6 Conclusion

5. Assignment

5.7 Sources and reading

06. Communication

6.1 Introduction

6.2 Communication barriers

6.3 Get everyone involved

6.4 The advantage of a conversation during a walk

6.5 Active listening with open and solution-focused questions

6.6 Difficult conversation

6.7 Conclusion

6. Assignment

07. High performing teams

7.1 Introduction

7.2 Step by step towards effective teams

7.3 GDQ – a tool for measuring the group’s current stage

7.4 Shared mental model

7.5 Workshops

7.6 To lead a team

7.7 Conclusion

7. Assignment

08. Why One-On-One and how to do it

8.1 Introduction

8.2 This is a One-on-one

8.3 Regular one-on-ones lead to higher engagement

8.4 Organize a one-on-one

8.5 Checklist to conduct a one-on-one:

8.6 Conclusion

8. Assignment

09. Wrap up

9. Wrap – Up

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