John W Stanko THE PURPOSE CRAZE Why Purpose

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John W. Stanko THE PURPOSE CRAZE: Why Purpose Is Good Business August 25, 2006

John W. Stanko THE PURPOSE CRAZE: Why Purpose Is Good Business August 25, 2006

John W. Stanko THE PURPOSE CRAZE: Why Purpose Is Good Business August 25, 2006

John W. Stanko THE PURPOSE CRAZE: Why Purpose Is Good Business August 25, 2006

Programs A. Purpose. Quest Assessment B. Business seminars C. Saturday seminar at the Hilton

Programs A. Purpose. Quest Assessment B. Business seminars C. Saturday seminar at the Hilton D. Purpose. Coach E. Monday Memo, blog and Bible studies

I. Introduction A. There is a purpose revolution and it’s coming to your business

I. Introduction A. There is a purpose revolution and it’s coming to your business soon. B. There are many books talking about purpose available today.

Purpose Books 1. The Purpose-Driven Life 2. The One Thing You Need To Know

Purpose Books 1. The Purpose-Driven Life 2. The One Thing You Need To Know - Buckingham 3. First Break All the Rules 4. The 8 th Habit - Covey

Quote “This is a world in which people had better be doing whatever they

Quote “This is a world in which people had better be doing whatever they do best, whatever they are really motivated to do, whatever most suits them temperamentally, and whatever makes best use of such assets as they happen to have. In this marketplace, organizations pay for results. ” William Bridges

Quote “In the dejobbed world, the truth that each of us has an inherent

Quote “In the dejobbed world, the truth that each of us has an inherent life work is suddenly rich with meaning. Nothing less than finding what you were meant to be and do will give you the motivation and the capability that today’s work world demands. Identifying your lifework is no longer an escapist fantasy. It is a condition for being successful. You now have to discover your lifework if you are to have a chance of creating a satisfactory and satisfying work life. ” William Bridges

Quote People who reach exceptional heights may differ from each other, but one thing

Quote People who reach exceptional heights may differ from each other, but one thing they all share is a clear goal born of some organizing purpose that summons their talents, aims their efforts, and steers them in the right direction. A compelling purpose is the ambitious person’s true north, keeping him or her on course. What kind of purpose is worth pursuing? The most satisfying purpose empowers its pursuer to enlist others in a quest for some higher good. James Champy and Nitin Nohria, The Arc of Ambition

Quote Find your voice and inspire others to find theirs. Stephen R. Covey, The

Quote Find your voice and inspire others to find theirs. Stephen R. Covey, The 8 th Habit.

II. Why? A. People are working with their minds and not their backs and

II. Why? A. People are working with their minds and not their backs and hands B. This gives them options and choices of where and how they will work.

II. Why? C. They may choose to work for your company, company but they

II. Why? C. They may choose to work for your company, company but they are really working for themselves D. You must begin to treat your employees like volunteers who need to be recruited and maintained

III. Problems A. The CV or resume lies or at least doesn’t give the

III. Problems A. The CV or resume lies or at least doesn’t give the whole picture B. We hire too quickly

III. Problems C. Too often we don’t have a system to help us identify,

III. Problems C. Too often we don’t have a system to help us identify, equip and release the purpose in every individual. D. We often believe that world-class results can be obtained by sending someone to a seminar.

Quote We must become the change that we seek – Mahatma Ghandi

Quote We must become the change that we seek – Mahatma Ghandi

IV. Weekend Work A. What was the best day at work in the last

IV. Weekend Work A. What was the best day at work in the last three months? Why? B. What was the worst day at work in the last three months? Why? C. What was the best relationship with a manager you’ve ever had?

IV. Weekend Work D. What was the best praise or recognition you ever received?

IV. Weekend Work D. What was the best praise or recognition you ever received? E. When in your career do you think you were learning the most?

V. What more can you do? A. Learn to think purpose, purpose not jobs

V. What more can you do? A. Learn to think purpose, purpose not jobs or employment B. Redeploy your HR Department.

12 Questions to Ask Your Employees 1. Do I know what’s expected of me

12 Questions to Ask Your Employees 1. Do I know what’s expected of me at work? 2. Do I have the tools and equipment I need to do my work right? 3. At work, do I have the opportunity to do what I do best every day? day

12 Questions to Ask Your Employees 4. In the last seven days, have I

12 Questions to Ask Your Employees 4. In the last seven days, have I received praise or recognition for doing good work? 5. Does my supervisor, or someone at work, seem to care about me as a person? 6. Is there someone at work who encourages my development? development

12 Questions to Ask Your Employees 7. At work, do my opinions seem to

12 Questions to Ask Your Employees 7. At work, do my opinions seem to count? 8. Does the mission/purpose of my company make me feel my job is important? important 9. Are my co-workers committed to doing excellent work?

12 Questions to Ask Your Employees 10. Do I have a best friend at

12 Questions to Ask Your Employees 10. Do I have a best friend at work? 11. In the last six months, has someone at work talked to me about my progress? progress 12. This last year, have I had opportunities at work to learn and grow? grow

VI. And then? A. Use these results to look at your corporate culture, perhaps

VI. And then? A. Use these results to look at your corporate culture, perhaps even your personal leadership philosophy. B. Get some help and quick!

VII. Reading Recommendations A. Unlocking The Power of Your Purpose B. Strictly Business by

VII. Reading Recommendations A. Unlocking The Power of Your Purpose B. Strictly Business by John Stanko C. Re-Imagine by Tom Peters