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AI Transformation & The Human Imperative

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From Burnout to Breakthrough

Drive Higher Engagement and Results

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Too Much Disruption, Too Little Leadership

The Gap Behind Burnout and Disengagement

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From Disruption to Direction

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How do you model renewal as a leader?

Many leaders subscribe to the idea of the “daily grind”—they see work is an inherently draining endeavor they need to simply push through. But great leaders recognize the importance of renewal and view energy as a crucial asset they cultivate to lift both people and performance.

When you can readily identify and eliminate common energy drainers, focus on the factors in your control, and reframe your leadership role as a crucial contribution, you’ll drive alignment, engagement, and fulfillment across your team.

Low energy may be low engagement in disguise.

The most obvious signs of low energy at work—like fatigue, irritation, and lack of focus, initiative, or productivity—are often a symptom of low engagement. When team members are overwhelmed with interruptions, unproductive meetings, or competing priorities, they’ll understandably feel drained and worn out. But they’ll need more than a giant cup of coffee or a good night’s sleep to feel reinvigorated in their roles.

By zeroing in on and zapping the biggest energy drainers affecting your team, you can free up time and resources for more meaningful, re-energizing work—all while building trust, connection, and creative excitement

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We must never become too busy sawing to take time to sharpen the saw.

— Stephen R. Covey

Practice 1
Align Purpose & Performance

Ensure your team feels motivated to contribute their best efforts by helping them understand how their role and goals connect to a compelling, meaningful purpose.

Practice 2
Communicate as a Coach

Tap into your people’s potential by asking, listening, and guiding them to become independent thinkers and problem-solvers by building capability, trust, and ownership.

Practice 3
Delegate to Elevate

Leverage everyone’s strengths, bridge gaps, assign stretch work, and establish accountability to help team members build autonomy and essential skills for success.

Practice 4
Use Feedback as Fuel

Create a powerful learning engine with a proven feedback framework that helps leaders and teams accelerate performance together.

Practice 5
Gain, Don’t Drain, Energy

Become a self-renewal role model for your team by eliminating common energy drainers and embodying revitalizing behaviors for long-term effectiveness.

Practice 6
Leverage 1-on-1s to Win

Using what you’ve learned, hold high-value 1-on-1s consistently with each team member to strengthen relationships and drive clarity, commitment, and sustained results.

Leadership Success Stories

Taylor Corporation

Filling a Leadership Development Gap and Empowering Employees

Taylor found itself looking to invest more time and attention into employee attraction, retention, and engagement. Inspired by a core purpose of “creating opportunity and security for employees,” Taylor wanted its employees to know that they are the company’s most important assets.

PepsiCo Food

Building Empathic Leaders Across the Organization

PepsiCo Foods North America desired a consistent leadership training with content that progressed over time. Curating content from FranklinCovey’s All Access Pass®, they launched their CORE Leadership program to build empathic leaders at all levels of their organization.

ODW Logistics

Redefining Leadership

ODW Logistics sought to empower their managers by designing leadership development opportunities. They started asking, “What does good leadership mean
for us?” and found the question to be more complicated than they originally thought. They knew their leadership programs needed to be execution-driven, results-oriented, and intellectually engaging.

ASICS

Brought Together by Leadership Development, Diversity, and Inclusion

ASICS N.A. understands that creating healthy change requires a mental change as much as it does a physical one. They saw a great need for leadership development at every level as the pandemic quickly changed the way of working and connecting with learners. They enlisted FranklinCovey’s help to develop a common language and culture of leadership development and inclusion.

Equip your leaders to achieve outstanding results.

Connect with a FranklinCovey expert today to gain a proven leadership framework that builds high-performing teams and drives consistent outcomes.

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