After a long journey crafting this podcast, we leave you with a few insights in this short finale. I hope you have enjoyed it as much as we did. 

How do we do people development in small teams or in virtual platforms as small business owners? Ghadah and Martin tell their own stories and experiences having done this on their own.  This is the last role Ghadah an Martin discuss where they also expand on the ideas of LMS and how a leader can get support from that community and learn with their team how learning works. 

While developing others is a very well-known concept, Ghadah and martin tackle it from a Neocharismatic Leadership angel as the leader focuses on specific ideas that support personal development. Both discuss this from an organizational perspective. Coaching, Training, LMS, and how a leader engages with their followers in the process and commits along with them. Ghadah Also focuses on senior executives and their role in the business and how important it is to invest in their retraining.  

Ghadah dives deeper into motivation through her knowledge of spiritual emotional intelligence SEQ as defined by Six seconds. As a leader, we hold the same drivers and must be aware of our SEQ. Once we achieve balance, we are also role modeling for others how they ramp up their own motivation. We inspire them to do so. This is very suited to small teams and entrepreneurial leadership.   

Although motivating is a bit different from Inspiring, they all lead to each other. When we are inspired by an idea or goal, we become motivated to accomplish that goal or implement that idea. Ghadah and Martin discuss how Neocharismatic Leaders can support performant in organizations through simple and easy research-based approaches that build on a real concern for others.   

Ghadah and martin continue their exploration of what it means to encourage collaboration on a small business and small teams basis for startups and entrepreneurs. They continue the discussion from the last episode on 6 Team Conditions and they highlight important applications for these startups and small business leaders. Martin adds his own experience in his coaching and LMS practice. 

This is where Dr. Ghadah Angawi adds a new perspective to the older model by integrating three more additional roles based on her Ph.D. research. The first is related to encouraging collaboration which is explored by her and Martin in an organizational level context. Martin and Ghadah highlight the Harvard scholarly research on high-performing teams or 6 Teams Condition. Ghadah is an advanced certified practitioner in team coaching based on Team Diagnostic Survey (TDS) as highlighted by the Harvard model. This episode explores the model conditions and their implication on teams in large organizations. 

As we approach the end of 2021 both Ghadah and martin admit that the last two episodes were very unconventional and in fact planned unconventionality as they call it here. In this episode, they give more examples of the relationship between context and being unconventional and what that does to the followers, including the use of drama and movies in sparking your innovation and authenticity! 

 Ghadah puts this in context by referring to the original research on Neocharismatic Leadership and why she chose her own categories when discussing this role. She then speaks about examples of unconventionality and what it requires from a leader to get them right. She mentions the role of intuition and being present at the moment to facilitate the emergence of unconventionality. Martin adds his own understanding and experiences as he always does spice it with his challenge to the listeners at the end to continue to bring in examples to enrich the episodes. 

In this episode both Ghadah and Martin continue role #6 ‘Taking personal Risks’ but this time as usual from a small business and entrepreneurs’ perspective as they do in odd-numbered episodes. They talk about how entrepreneurs' lives are around personal risks and what are good ways to ensure they encounter minimal losses as they challenge and stand out in the crowd. Martin speaks of his own experience and Ghadah brings in some of her clients’.