Evolve - Women and Leadership; Otago University - 16 June 2011

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Women and Leadership Course Evolve Wendy McGuinness

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Women and Leadership Course

Evolve

Wendy McGuinness

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Otangawai Valley Te Kuiti

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Types of Future…• Probable• Possible• Preferred

Identifying a preferred future is what compels you into action, …and if that action involves people, it involves leadership.

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Hindsight: 4.5 billion years agoInsight: 97 billion people bornForesight: 10 billion people alive

Look for weak signals (fights over resources and talent) and wild cards (brain)

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• Ray Kurzweil believes that we're approaching a moment when computers will become intelligent, and not just intelligent but more intelligent than humans.

• He believes that this moment is not only inevitable but imminent.

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The importance of patrons, while you are watching someone, someone is watching you

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• The ancestor effect

• A positive mood enhance creative problem-solving, and allows underlying abilities to reach their full potential.

• Being told that you belong to a group that does very well on a test tends to let you do better than if you’re told you belong to a group that does poorly.

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• Know thyself• Calm and not controlling• Check in with the child inside• Beauty Counts

• Smile• Grooming• Environment

• Be generous – leave something on the table• Friends – 10 by 30 – wine or vinegar• The good, the bad and the ugly – the 95%• Get the evidence – make calculated risks• Don’t blame – do not bad mouth• Make things important• Reflect – consider – always 2 sides• Follow-through• Light, Bright and Dark• Be a patron

Take Away

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“Good ideas are common, what's uncommon are people who'll work hard enough to bring them about” British humourist Ashleigh Brilliant

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The Future Needs You

Thank you & Good luck!