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112: Stephanie McDilda | Heart-Based Leadership
Stephanie McDilda is a heart-based leadership expert who helps leaders reduce turnover and absenteeism while increasing engagement and employee satisfaction.
She knows that the key to leading successfully is to come from your heart, communicating authentically, building rapport, providing real developmental experiences, enforcing tough decisions and expecting the best from your employees.
Learning from MistakesShe says this learning came to mind as soon as she saw the topic: investigate to understand the needs of the group you're speaking with before showing up to speak. Stephanie McDilda shares from her experiences one instance where what she was told to address wasn't what the group felt they needed. Great, real-life, on-the-ground learning!
Preparation PrecisionFind out who is in the room, and know their expectations. And because "Heart-Based Leadership" is a relatively new term, Stephanie will connect with some of the attendees to ask them what questions come to their minds when they hear the term "heart-based leadership" so she can include answers to those questions in her presentation. She does some customization preparation to her core presentation to make it relevant and then she'll speak her presentation out loud. Many times. Stephanie says that her two cats are great practice partners!
PromotionStephanie McDilda is active on social media, but her greatest success has come from referrals. One unique thing she does is to go onto Thumbtack.com to see if there is anything suitable. The other way Stephanie reaches out is to SHRM - in the podcast, she clues listeners into the details on how to do that.
TipBe aware of time restraints. You may need to adjust your talk to the time available but reflect your professionalism by being time aware and end on time.
ConnectConnect with Stephanie McDilda on her website, Flashpoint International, LinkedIn, and Twitter - also take a look at her KEY5 interview video.
MillsWyck MinuteWhat can you cut from your presentation to adjust for time challenges? That's what Alan covers in his MillsWyck Minute!
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Stephanie McDilda is a heart-based leadership expert who helps leaders reduce turnover and absenteeism while increasing engagement and employee satisfaction.
She knows that the key to leading successfully is to come from your heart, communicating authentically, building rapport, providing real developmental experiences, enforcing tough decisions and expecting the best from your employees.
Learning from MistakesShe says this learning came to mind as soon as she saw the topic: investigate to understand the needs of the group you're speaking with before showing up to speak. Stephanie McDilda shares from her experiences one instance where what she was told to address wasn't what the group felt they needed. Great, real-life, on-the-ground learning!
Preparation PrecisionFind out who is in the room, and know their expectations. And because "Heart-Based Leadership" is a relatively new term, Stephanie will connect with some of the attendees to ask them what questions come to their minds when they hear the term "heart-based leadership" so she can include answers to those questions in her presentation. She does some customization preparation to her core presentation to make it relevant and then she'll speak her presentation out loud. Many times. Stephanie says that her two cats are great practice partners!
PromotionStephanie McDilda is active on social media, but her greatest success has come from referrals. One unique thing she does is to go onto Thumbtack.com to see if there is anything suitable. The other way Stephanie reaches out is to SHRM - in the podcast, she clues listeners into the details on how to do that.
TipBe aware of time restraints. You may need to adjust your talk to the time available but reflect your professionalism by being time aware and end on time.
ConnectConnect with Stephanie McDilda on her website, Flashpoint International, LinkedIn, and Twitter - also take a look at her KEY5 interview video.
MillsWyck MinuteWhat can you cut from your presentation to adjust for time challenges? That's what Alan covers in his MillsWyck Minute!
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The KEY5 Podcast is produced by the Team at Your Local Studio