The Good Leadership Podcast The Power of Evolved Leadership: Transforming Leadership for Today's World - Part I | The Good Leadership Podcast #123
Stephen Young is a former Senior Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer at JPMorgan Chase. Steve has been a featured speaker at business conferences worldwide. He is much sought after for his powerful and engaging presentation style. His widely acclaimed seminar MicroInequities: The Power of Small™ has been embraced by over 20% of Fortune 500 corporations in 35 countries, in every region of the world and is being touted by corporate America as the new paradigm for diversity and leadership.
His work has been published in numerous business articles and recognized in a wide range of business publications, including The Wall Street Journal and Time Magazine and Harvard Business Review’s Management Newsletter. His program was also featured by Oprah Winfrey in two issues of her “O” Magazine.
McGraw-Hill published his top-selling book, Micromessaging: Why Great Leadership is Beyond Words. His latest best-selling book is titled, The Power of Evolved Leadership: Inspire Top Performance by Fostering Inclusive Teams.
The Power of Evolved Leadership: https://www.amazon.com/Evolved-Leader-Stephen-Young/dp/126001083X/ref=sr_1_1crid=2LPSWFULB5KSM&keywords=the+power+of+evolved+leadership&qid=1706217826&sprefix=power+of+evolved%2Caps%2C93&sr=8-1
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Chapters: (00:00) Introduction
(02:07) Defining leadership
(03:19) Tool: The skills and traits of great leadership
(05:23) Technique: The PMV leadership model
(07:41) Tool: Values and integrity
(09:47) Tool: Deontological and teleological ethics
(14:51) Technique: Respect vs. being respected
(19:32) Tip: Equitable treatment and misguided approach
(21:25) Conclusion