Leadership
Quiet Leadership
Quiet Leadership Overview

By understanding the brain and the 6 steps, you can empower yourself and others to change performance at work.
Part 1: The Brain
The brain is a connection machine
No two brains are wired the same
The brain hardwires everything it can
Our hardwiring drives automatic perception
It's practically impossible to deconstruct our wiring
It's easy to create new wiring
Part 2: The 6 Steps
Step 1: Think about thinking
Step 2: Listen for potential
Step 3: Speak with intent
Step 4: Dance toward insight
Step 5: Create new thinking
Step 6: Follow up
Part 3: Application
Using the 6 steps to support problem solving
The 6 steps for facilitating decisions
Feedback using the 6 steps
Applying the 6 steps in teams
Applying the 6 steps across organizations
Objectives
Understand the brain and the 6 steps to empower yourself and others to change work performance.
Practice using the 6 steps and become proficient in applying them.
Apply the 6 steps when engaging with others.
Reflect on how communication and behavior change through effective use of the 6 steps.
Quiet Leadership Model and Text
Study relevant quotes from David Rock's book "Quiet Leadership - Six Steps to Transforming Performance at Work" while using the Quiet Leadership model. Participants share their leadership experiences and relate them to theoretical and practical components for that quarter's topics.
βA leader is best when people barely know he exists. When his work is done, his aim fulfilled, they will say: we did it ourselves.β
β Lao Tzu