Be Know Do Framework For Leadership
So you want to be a leader? Have you ever read the book, Be-Know-Do? That book tells you how to be a leader through a combination of lessons from the Army’s battle focused training manual and a series of organizational leadership case studies.
If you are a leader and have built the relationships that are founded on know, like and trust, those around you will grow to respect you. To be such a leader there is the Be, Know, Do Framework of Leadership to guide you.
BE
- A professional
- Loyal to your job, business or organization
- Perform selfless service
- Take personal responsibility
KNOW
- Who you are! Your strengths, weakness of your character, knowledge, and skills.
- The four factors of leadership: follower, leader, communication and situation.
- People: human needs, emotions, personality color and how people respond to stress.
- Your Job, Business or Organization (where to go for help, it’s climate and culture and who the leaders are)
DO
- Provide Direction and Instruction (goal setting, problem solving, decision making, planning)
- Implement by communicating, coordinating, supervising and evaluating.
- Motivate: develop morale, train, coach, mentor and counsel.
Great Leaders develop leaders at all levels that lead with integrity, values and are able to take action and make things happen.
Wishing You an Abundance of Success,
April Page
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Great post April,
I couldn’t agree more, BE the leader, Know your strengths and if you are lacking in any strengths seek them from the team , Do that Actions steps to reach your dreams. Way to go April! Well written.
I am happy you are one of my mentors!
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