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by Jeremie Kubicek


  Behavior, patterns of, 62. See also Patterns of actions and behavior

  Being “for others,” 105–106. See also Fighting for highest good of others

  Being someone worth following, 175–190, 198 as being a liberator, 185–188

  credibility in, 178–182

  eliminating gaps in, 184–185

  establishing support in, 39

  in everyday reality, 183–184

  integrity in, 182–183

  making the decision for, 21

  questions for, 54

  through continuous growth, 188–190

  Belief(s): expectations as, 123

  in leaders, xi

  in organizational culture, 156

  of Sherpa, ix

  Bell, Tom, 132

  Bell Lumber & Pole, 132

  Blame, 63

  Bocaneala, Diana, 86–87

  Body language, 58–60

  Branch, John, 96

  Breakthroughs: in developing others, 117–118

  for 100X leaders, 30–31

  Breakthrough Moment from Unconsciously Incompetent to Consciously Incompetent, 117, 118

  Burch, Noel, 115

  Busyness, 59

  Challenge, see Support and challenge

  Change: in children, 103, 104

  in culture, 165, 169

  depth of, 72, 100–101, 197

  helping others toward, 101–104. See also Developing others

  inspiring, see Liberating leadership

  intentional, 74–75

  and metaphorical mirror, 106

  for 100% leadership, 58

  and organizational subcultures, 166–171

  in our reality, 60, 61

  in patterns of behavior/action, 64–66, 72, 74

  in subcultures, 168

  in yourself, xii–xiii. See also Developing you

  Charles White Company, 35

  Children, change in, 103, 104

  Chomolungma, 20, 76. See also Mount Everest

  Choosing to climb, 3–18 acknowledging your journey to date in, 14–15

  as aiming higher, 8

  areas of concentration in, 10–11

  authors' experiences of, 192–194

  because you can't give what you don't possess, 15–17

  health check in, 13–14

  importance of, 18

  to 100X leadership, 8–10

  preclimb checklist for, 17–18

  questions to ask prior to, 200–201

  Choosing your guides, 198–199

  Coaching, multiplication by, 142–143

  Columbia University, 165

  Commitment(s): in apprenticeships, 145

  to changing your tendencies, 66–67

  to depth of change, 100–101

  to intentional self-improvement, 21

  in journey to self-awareness, 60

  to liberating others, 100

  Communication: of expectations, 124–129

  by informing, 140–141

  language components of culture, 157–158

  by others, effect of, 15

  through body language, 58–60

  Community: expectations of, 129

  leadership in, 83–84

  Competence: conscious, 115, 116, 118, 119

  and credibility, 178

  expectations of, 117

  in reviewing performance, 132

  of Sherpa, 175

  unconscious, 115–117

  Compliance, 45

  Confidence, 18, 76

  Conflict, 127

  Connectedness, 72

  Conscious competence, 115, 116, 118, 119

  Conscious incompetence, 38–39, 64, 115, 116, 118, 120

  Consequences of actions, 63–65

  Consistency, 21 in being someone worth following, 184–185

  in calibrating support and challenge, 122

  in dominating leaders, 89

  intentionality leading to, 75–76

  modeling, 72

  in organizational communication, 157

  in reinforcing culture, 159

  in team leadership, 81

  Continuous growth, 188–190

  Continuous performance review, 130–133

  Conversations: of continuous performance review, 130–133

  of others, effect of, 15

  Cornelius, Scott, 80

  Cost: of apprenticeship, 145

  of climbing, 33–34

  of multiplication, 194

  Courage, 22

  Courtesy, 88–89

  Creating 100X cultures: atmosphere for growth, 155–174

  by being someone worth following, 175–190

  Sherpa challenge in, 191–204

  Credibility, 178–182, 184–185

  Cultural success factors, 173

  Culture(s), 156 with abdicating leaders, 49

  as atmosphere, 156, 159–166. See also Atmosphere for growth

  changing, 165, 169

  defined by expectations, 127

  defined by leaders, 69, 156, 159

  definitions of, 156

  with dominating leaders, 45

  of empowerment and growth, 21

  of fear, 88

  greenhouse metaphor for, 159–160

  healthy, 172–174

  with liberating leaders, 51

  multiple, 156

  people toxic to, 125

  performance issues related to, 131

  and productivity, 165

  with protecting leaders, 46

  shaping, 157, 162–163. See also Creating 100X cultures

  toxic, 163–166

  and turnover, 165

  Daniel, Mickey, 67–68

  Default mode, 62, 72, 74

  Depth of change, 72, 100–101, 197

  Developing an Intentional Transfer Plan, 148, 149

  Developing others, 113–122. See also Getting others to higher levels; Multiplication accountability when, 130–133

  breakthroughs in, 117–118

  and Hierarchy of Competence, 115–119

  key to, 122

  and legacy of 100X life, 114

  necessary conditions for, 96–97

  pit of despair in, 116, 119–121

  what leader must provide for, 121

  Developing Others model, 116, 117

  Developing you. See also Transformation choosing to climb, 3–18

  and Five Circles of Influence, 71–91

  the making of a 100X leader, 19–34

  self-awareness in, 57–70

  Support Challenge Matrix in, 35–55

  Doe, Taylor, 171–172

  Dominating leadership, 42–46 in family, 79

  health effects of, 163

  impossible expectations in, 124

  improving tendencies toward, 88–89

  in multiple circles of influence, 87–88

  subcultures with, 168

  on teams, 81

  Drange, Paul, 121–122

  Driscoll, Suraya, 30–31

  Drucker, Peter, 157

  Emotional intelligence, 9, 59–60

  Empowerment: culture of, 21, 161

  in liberating leadership, 50

  by 100X leaders, 104

  Encouragement, to keep others from pit of despair, 121

  Engagement: and company culture, 165

  in healthy culture, 173

  with liberating leadership, 45

  managing subcultures for, 169–171

  Engagement Bell Curve, 169–170

  Entitlement, with protecting leadership, 46

  EOTE Coffee Company, 16, 17

  Equipment, common language regarding, 158

  Everest (movie), 177

  Expectations: of dominating leaders, 88

  impossible, 124

  of levels of competency, 117

  managing, 123–129

  mastering, 122

  of others, effect of, 15

  in protecting leadership, 46

  sharing, 90

  unmet, 123


  unrealistic, 39–41, 124

  Expectations Scale, 123, 124, 129

  Eye contact, 59

  Family: culture of, 156

  expectations of, 129

  ignoring, 78–79

  inhibitions in, 26

  leadership of, 72, 73, 78–81

  Farmer, Deanna, 130

  Fear, 25, 27–30 abdication due to, 49

  creating culture of, 88

  in dominating leadership, 44

  engendered by unrealistic expectations, 39–40

  in toxic cultures, 164–165

  Fighting for highest good of others, 36, 106–112, 198 moving from serving to, 111–112

  recognizing time for, 108–110

  Filer, Cindi, 47–48

  Five Circles of Influence, 72–73 assessing behaviors in, 84–85

  community, 83–84

  family, 78–81

  managing expectations in, 129

  organization, 82–83

  self, 76–78

  and Support-Challenge Matrix, 84–85

  team, 81–82

  Five Voices color code test, 84–85

  Focus: of Sherpa, 200

  on values, 165

  on vision, 165, 197

  Ford Motor Company, 173

  “For others” mindset, 105–106, 201

  Fruitfulness, 174

  Gap(s): credibility, 180–181, 184–185

  eliminating, 184–185

  integrity, 182–185

  Getting others to higher levels: developing others, 113–122

  holding people accountable, 130–133

  liberating leadership for, 95–112

  managing expectations, 123–129

  through multiplication, 135–152

  GiANT TV, 198, 205

  GiANT Worldwide, 107, 192, 199

  Giving, of what you don't possess, 16

  González, Ricardo, 156

  Gordon International Training, 115

  Green, Nick, 43

  Greenhouse metaphor, for culture, 159–160

  Growth: continuous, 188–190

  and culture as atmosphere, 159–166. See also Atmosphere for growth

  culture of, 21, 161

  of leaders, 162

  and a life worth living, 57

  Guides, choosing, 198–199

  Habit(s): culture built from, 162

  domination as, 44

  excellence as, 162

  in fighting for others' highest good, 109

  reality resulting from, 65–66. See also Patterns of actions and behavior

  “Have to,” “want to” vs., x

  Healthy cultures, 172–174

  Healthy leaders, 8–9. See also 100X leaders/leadership checkup for, 13–18

  consistency of, 75–76

  healing for, 107

  as leaders worth following, 69–70

  for multiplication, 17

  Heifetz, Ronald, 37–38

  Hiding, 28–29

  Hierarchy of Competence, 115–119

  Highest good in others. See also Getting others to higher levels fighting for, 36, 106–112

  taking others higher, 97–100

  Hill, Joe, 31

  Hillary, Edmund, 57, 191–192

  Hinting, 46–47, 126

  Hodge, Hunter, 150

  Holistic leadership, 9

  Holm, Jeff, 161

  Holm, Molly, 79

  Honesty, 98

  Horrell, Mark, 191–192

  Humility, 18, 21, 74, 76, 199, 204

  Hutchins, Brandon, xii

  Ildan, Mehmet Murat, 95

  Impossible expectations, 124

  Incompetence: conscious, 38–39, 64, 115, 116, 118, 120

  unconscious, 63, 64, 70, 115–118

  Increasing Conscious Competence, 119

  Influence, 71–91 circles of, xi. See also Five Circles of Influence

  and consistency, 75–76

  and credibility or integrity gaps, 178–183

  of dominating leaders, 44

  in extreme busyness, 59

  and growth, 162

  as inside-out game, 73

  and intentionality, 75

  in leadership, 69

  of liberating leaders, 50

  in liberation journey, 74–75, 86–91

  maximizing, 38

  self-awareness for, 73

  in your community, 83–84

  in your family, 78–81

  in your organization, 82–83

  on yourself, 76–78

  in your team, 81–82

  Information proliferation, xi

  Informing, multiplication by, 140–141

  Inhibitions, 24–27 evaluating, 26–27

  in multiplication kryptonite, 151–152

  prohibitions vs., 24–25

  Inner health, 197

  Inner voice, 76

  Integrity, 182–183 eliminating gaps in, 184–185

  modeling, 72

  of Sherpa, 175–176

  Intentionality, 75 in changing tendencies, 66–67

  in choosing actions, 63, 64

  in creating culture, 161

  in defining culture, 156

  in every area of life, 185

  in family circle, 79

  in journey toward liberating leadership, 74–76

  in leadership, 74

  in leadership journey, 195

  legacy of, 114

  in liberating others, 100

  in living, 8, 57–58

  in multiplication, 136–140, 148–151

  in self-improvement, 21

  of Sherpa, 36

  in targeting areas of growth/learning, 61

  Intentional transfer plan, 148–151

  Intent of leaders, 54

  Into Thin Air (Jon Krakauer), 176

  Irrelevance, 181, 183

  Jangbhu, 35

  Kaloostian, Damita, 51–62

  Kersey, Kayla, 87–88

  Knowledge, intentional transfer of, see Multiplication

  Know Yourself to Lead Yourself, 60, 61, 65, 107. See also Self-awareness

  Kofron, Clay, 33–34

  Krakauer, Jon, 176

  Language: leveraging, 197

  in organizational culture, 156–158

  Language Components of a Healthy Culture, 157–158

  Lantz, Suzi, 186–188

  Lara, Mickie, 139

  Lazy leaders, 89

  Leader(s), x–xi authentic, 72, 73, 90

  becoming the best, 199–200

  culture defined by, 69, 156, 159

  healthy, 8–9, 13–18, 69–70, 75–76, 107

  intentionality in, 57–58

  intent of, 54

  with lack of attention, 180–181

  lazy, 89

  100X, see 100X leaders/leadership

  out-of-touch, 179–180

  in real life, xii

  responsibility for personal growth of, 162

  shaping of, 15

  subcultures defined by, 166–168

  toxic culture traced back to, 164–165

  traditional, 23

  training of, 20

  transformation of, xi–xii, 10. See also Developing you

  unexamined, 58

  who are all talk, no action, 181

  who are worth following, 69–70. See also Being someone worth following

  Leaders Define Culture tool, 166–168

  Leadership: accidental vs. intentional, 74, 75, 136, 160, 195

  applied, 20

  art of, 41

  for the benefit of others, xiii

  biggest problem in, 66–67

  defined, 37

  failure of, 75

  in Industrial Age, 72

  in living out principles, 68–69

  noble role of, 98

  100X, see 100X leaders/leadership

  Leadership journey: acknowledging your, 14–15

  courage for, 22

  influence and support-challenge in, 86–91

  intentional g
rowth in, 189–190

  as journey of being intentional, 195

  as journey of self-awareness, 60–66

  pit of despair in, 116, 119–121

  requirements for, 23

  tendencies and patterns in, 188–189

  as trainer of the leader, 20

  Learning: applied, xii

  to fight instead of serve, 111–112

  in multiplication by training, 141–142

  shift in ways of, xi

  Legacy: of 100X life, 114

  of leaders, 202, 203

  unlocking your magic for, 137–138

  Lencioni, Pat, 75, 172–173

  Lewington, Mark, 90

  Liberating leadership, 42, 50–52, 95–112, 202–203. See also 100X leaders/leadership commitment to depth in, 100–101

  in community, 84

  defined, 97

  different perceptions of, 90–91

  dominating leadership vs., 45

  in family, 79–80

  fighting for highest good in others, 108–110

  how to get people to change, 101–104

  influence and support-challenge in journey to, 86–91

  intentionality in journey toward, 74–76

  learning to fight instead of serve, 111–112

  managing subcultures in, 170–171

  moving toward, 52–54

  secret to transformation in, 106–108

  to take others higher, 97–100

  why being “for others” works, 105–106

  as worth following, 185–188. See also Being someone worth following

  Liberating Others tool, 97–98, 101, 143

  Liberators Intent, 103–104

 

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