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1 Jimmy Buffetts Lifes Story in 400 Words or Less A Pirate Looks at Fifty pages 56 FawcettBallantine New York 1998 I broke out of the grip of Catholicism and made it through adolescence without killing myself in a car I flunked out of college I learned to play the guitar l ID: 286490

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Life’s Story Exercise

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Jimmy Buffett’s Life’s Story

in 400 Words or Less

A Pirate Looks at Fifty, pages 5-6. Fawcett/Ballantine, New York, 1998.I broke out of the grip of Catholicism and made it through adolescence without killing myself in a car. I flunked out of college. I learned to play the guitar, lived on the beach, lived in the French Quarter, finally got laid, and didn't go to Vietnam. I got back into school, started a band, got a job on Bourbon Street, graduated from college, flunked my draft physical, broke up my band, and went out on the road solo. I signed a record deal, got married, moved to Nashville, had my guitars stolen, bought a Mercedes, worked at Billboard magazine, put out my first album, went broke, met Jerry Jeff Walker, wrecked the Mercedes, got divorced, and moved to Key West. I sang and worked on a fishing boat, went totally crazy, did a lot of dope, met the right girl, made another record, had a hit, bought a boat, and sailed away to the Caribbean. Slide3

I started another band, worked the road, had my second and last hit, bought a house in Aspen, started spending summers in New England, got married, broke my leg three times in one year, had a baby girl, made more records, bought a bigger boat, and sailed away to St.

Barts

. I got separated from the right girl, sold the boat, sold the house in Aspen, moved back to Key West, worked the road, and made more records. I rented an apartment in Paris, went to Brazil for Carnival, learned to fly, went into therapy, quit doing dope, bought my first seaplane, flew all over the Caribbean, almost got a second divorce, moved to Malibu for more therapy, and got back with the right girl.I worked the road, moved back to Nashville, took off in an F-14 from an aircraft carrier, bought a summer home on Long Island, had another baby girl. I found the perfect seaplane and moved back to Florida. Cameron Marley joined me in the house of women. I built a home on Long Island, crashed the perfect seaplane in Nantucket, lived through it thanks to Navy training, tried to slow down a little, woke up one morning and I was looking at fifty, trying to figure out what comes next. Slide4

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What themes do you see

in Jimmy Buffett’s life?Slide6

I broke out of the grip of Catholicism and made it through adolescence without killing myself in a car. I flunked out of college. I learned to play the guitar, lived on the beach, lived in the French Quarter, finally got laid, and didn't go to Vietnam. I got back into school, started a band, got a job on Bourbon Street, graduated from college, flunked my draft physical, broke up my band, and went out on the road solo. I signed a record deal, got married, moved to Nashville, had my guitars stolen, bought a Mercedes, worked at Billboard magazine, put out my first album, went broke, met Jerry Jeff Walker, wrecked the Mercedes, got divorced, and moved to Key West. I sang and worked on a fishing boat, went totally crazy, did a lot of dope, met the right girl, made another record, had a hit, bought a boat, and sailed away to the Caribbean.

I started another band, worked the road, had my second and last hit, bought a house in Aspen, started spending summers in New England, got married, broke my leg three times in one year, had a baby girl, made more records, bought a bigger boat, and sailed away to St. Barts.

I got separated from the right girl, sold the boat, sold the house in Aspen, moved back to Key West, worked the road, and made more records. I rented an apartment in Paris, went to Brazil for Carnival, learned to fly, went into therapy, quit doing dope, bought my first seaplane, flew all over the Caribbean, almost got a second divorce, moved to Malibu for more therapy, and got back with the right girl.

I worked the road, moved back to Nashville, took off in an F-14 from an aircraft carrier, bought a summer home on Long Island, had another baby girl. I found the perfect seaplane and moved back to Florida. Cameron Marley joined me in the house of women. I built a home on Long Island, crashed the perfect seaplane in Nantucket, lived through it thanks to Navy training, tried to slow down a little, woke up one morning and I was looking at fifty, trying to figure out what comes next.

LOVES MUSIC

BREAKS THINGSSlide7

Was he a success? Why or why not?

Rich

FamousHealthyHappy MarriageVaried ExperiencesDoing what he lovesSuccessful BusinessBest selling Author

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Another story …

1. Develop Trust, 2. Maintain hope, 3. Give back to your communitySlide9

Lessons from Howard Schulz?Slide10

Leadership is about

managing energy

, first in yourself, and then in those around you.Slide11

And your Life’s Story

is the source of your

Leadership Energy.Are you willing to use it to influence others at Level Three?

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Barriers to Level Three Communication

Distance in

Leadership CommunicationProfessionalPrivate

PersonalSlide13

Language of Leadership:

Two Key Translations

L3: Experience

&

Feelings

L1: Behavior

:

Say &

Do

L2: Conscious

Thoughts

T1

T2

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The Language of Leadership:

Can you find the words to be …?

Clarifying?Stimulating & Memorable?Respectful?

Congruent & Authentic?

Practicing in the shower, car, where ever.

The ability to articulate the “charter” is the language of leadership.Slide15

Do’h

!

“Analyzing 3,000 pages of transcripts, our team was startled to see you do not have to be born with specific characteristics or traits of a leader. Leadership emerges from your life story.” “Discovering Your Authentic Leadership,” Bill George, Peter Sims, Andrew N. McLean, and Diana Mayer, Harvard Business Review, February 2007, p. 130Slide16

Life’s Story in 400 Words

or LessSlide17

Does experience lead to wisdom?

“Most people do not accumulate a body of experience. Most people go through life under-going a series of happenings which pass through their systems undigested. Happenings become experiences when they are digested, when they are reflected on, related to general patterns, and synthesized.”

Saul Alinsky, Rules for Radicals, quoted by Henry Mintzberg in “The Five Minds of a Manager” HBR 11/03Slide18

Life’s Lessons

Key Event

+5/-5

Lesson Taken Away

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Life’s Story

Chart of Emotions

+5

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0

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Jim’s Life’s Story

Chart of Emotions

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Patterns in Life’s StoriesSlide22

Your Story

created your Level Three VABEs …

And your VABE’s determine

your leadership styleSlide23

So, are you willing to tell/share/use your Story?

Are there four volunteers willing to do so? Slide24

What is your reaction to listening to these stories?

What can we learn from this?

Clarity of MessageAuthenticityMemorabilityRespect to audienceCommon Experience

Bonds that develop between us

Power of the influenceSlide25

Common, Emotional Connections

are most powerful…Slide26

Visible Behavior

Conscious Thought

VABEs

(

shoulds

,

oughts

)

The Importance of Being

A Level Three Leader

Level Three Leadership is more powerful and long-lasting.

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Do you have a story to tell?

Strategic?

Organizational? Personal? If not …

Moral FounSlide28