Join Coach "E" for a practical and engaging exploration of what it means to be a great leader and how to lead well. Together, we'll take a look at 8 key leadership principles from well-known leadership experts and thought leaders. We'll discover some of the best practices in leadership and learn how to lead yourself and others well. Whether you are an aspiring student leader, club leader, team leader, athlete, musician, gamer, babysitter, or young entrepreneur, this class will help you develop your leadership skills and become an even better leader.

COURSE CONTENT: (8 Sessions)
• 1. Leading with Principles (from Principle Centered Leadership by Stephen Covey)
• 2. Developing Character (from Habitudes by Dr. Tim Elmore)
• 3. Inspiring Vision (from The Student Leadership Challenge by Kouzes & Posner)
• 4. Serving Others (from Servant Leadership in Action by Ken Blanchard)
• 5. Building Trust (from Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek)
• 6. Enhancing Potential (from The Mentor Leader by Tony Dungy)
• 7. Making Sacrifices (from The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John Maxwell)
• 8 .Choosing Renewal (from The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey)

CERTIFICATE:
Leadership 201 Certificate of Completion

COUPON:
Get $20 off the whole 8 session course "Leadership 201" with coupon code LARRYLEADWELL20 until Nov 30, 2024. Enter the coupon code at checkout.


COURSE FORMAT:
• Interactive lecture
• Group discussion
• Slides
• Visual aids
• Practical examples
• Class worksheet
• Note taking
• Leadership & life application

APPLY IT TO YOUR CONTEXT:
1.What is your leadership context? (team, club, school, community, family, workplace, etc)
2.Why does leading with principles matter? What principles drive your leadership?
3.Why is character so important? What happens when we lack strong character?
4.What does vision do? How can you share your vision with those you lead? 
5.How does serving others enhance your leadership effectiveness?
6.How do you build lasting trust and what things break trust with people?
7.Do you see potential in your teammates? How can you help them realize it?
8.What sacrifices have you had to make as a leader? Why continue to make sacrifices?
9.How do you stay sharp as a leader? Why is renewal valuable to your leadership?

Note to Parents:
These books are not required for class. Some of the books listed have a spiritual aspect to them, but that will not be our focus. We will be studying key principles as they relate to leadership and may reference relevant historical/religious figures from an objective perspective per Outschool’s guidelines. Example: To illustrate leaders who exemplified the value of serving others we will discuss Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr., Jesus, Mother Theresa, and Gandhi.

Scheduling:
If you don't see an available day/time that works for you, please message me and I will look into creating a class time that fits better.