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Heart Centered Leadership on the Inevitable-Success Show - November 13, 2008

Interview with Susan Steinbrecher, Institute of Heart-Centered Leadership

on www.realcoachingradio.com

My guest on today’s show was Susan Steinbrecher, the founder of the Institute of Heart-Centered Leadership and author of Heart Centered Leadership:  An Invitation to Lead from the Inside Out.

Her company, Steinbrecher and Associates, Inc., provides custom-designed training programs, leadership retreats and executive coaching. Susan started this consulting business in the early ‘90s after spending about 14 years in the hospitality industry. However, even with a successful track record, Susan had an obstacle to overcome in starting her own business.  Fear.

For Susan, her rapid rise in the hospitality industry was really the catalyst for her decision to start her own business. Tapping into her early experience as a young manager, she learned how challenging it was to motivate employees to do their best. As she progressed up the corporate ladder, she learned a great deal more about leadership and motivating associates. Conquering her fears, she turned that expertise into something she wanted to share with the world  … and you.

Think about what Susan said and how it applies to your own business:

“If you take excellent care of your associates, they will take great care of your customers which will have a positive impact on your company’s productivity … and profitability.”

This just makes good sense.

Heart Centered Leadership strives to counter the negative impact of chasing profitability first and foremost. That’s because minimizing the importance of associates ultimately means less attention given to customers which results in the pain you will feel the most - its impact on your bottom line. This begs the question - how can you motivate your associates?

At one point in her research, Susan asked people to think about the best boss they ever had. Now, she acknowledged that it was a broad question, so she also asked what that person did or said and what kind of an impact it had. Most people thought of someone within 15-20 seconds. And it wasn’t that boss’s expertise at strategy or planning or budgeting that they remembered - it was the way that boss made them feel. Valued.  I think it’s all about the experience their favorite boss created, because leaders need to create the right environment for people to thrive. This involves developing an emotional climate that resonates with people.

So, what is Heart Centered Leadership (HCL)? According to Susan, HCL is actually defined as “someone who has the wisdom, courage and compassion to lead with authenticity, humility and service. Someone who speaks with authenticity, works collaboratively and has the courage to do the unpopular thing when necessary.”

To get you started, here are the Seven Principles and Virtues of Heart Centered Leadership:

Principles

Virtues (emotions to resonate)

Know thyself Commitment to personal growth
Don’t judge and don’t assume - instead, come to understand Open-minded
They need what you need Authenticity
Letting go Detachments
Know the impact of your words and actions Integrity/foresight
Associates have a choice Humility/humbleness
Care for the heart Self-care/emotional health

There is much, much more to it, so I invite you to pick up Susan’s book. Here’s why:

  • Learn why people really quit - is it their job or you?
  • Discover that negativity is like a cancer that may spread throughout your organization.
  • Determine if your style of leadership is starving both you and your associates.
  • Explore the pitfalls that can derail your career or business.
  • Tap into the mental/physical energy that you need to be a successful leader.
  • Understand why employees are often disconnected from your vision.

I highly recommend Susan’s book. It’s an excellent gift for you or the leader in your life. It’s available at the Institute for Heart Centered Leadership’s website at www.instituteofhcl.org and Amazon.com, and you’ll receive a 20 percent discount by using the special code RNF2008. You can also read the Roadmap to Success by Susan and Stephen Covey and Ken Blanchard, with  chapters from 15 different authors writing about what success means to them, also available at the Institute’s website.

I wish you all great joy and tremendous success in all that you do.

Jonathan Manske

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Heart-Centered Leadership

on the Inevitable Success Radio Show

This Thursday at 3:00 EST, 1:00 MST on www.realcoachingradio.com

My guest this week is Susan Steinbrecher, author of Heart-Centered Leadership: an invitation to lead from the inside out.

Heart-Centered Leadership explores both the heart and science of leadership.

According to Steinbrecher: When you adopt the principles of heart-centered leadership you will boost overall profitability by:
- Creating emotionally engaged, tuned in associates who are highly motivated and want to do their very best work for you
- Creating a workplace that attracts - and keeps - the best and brightest
- Developing a strong, innovative, resourceful bench
- Keeping customers and clients satisfied and using your service again.

Susan Steinbrecher, founder of the Institute of Heart-Centered Leadership, is an executive coach, speaker and author, and president and CEO of Steinbrecher And Associates Inc. a management consulting firm that provides professional development services in the areas of executive coaching, group facilitation, and leadership training.
www.instituteofhcl.com and www.steinbrecherassociates.com

I look forward to having you join us on the Inevitable Success Show!

Wishing you great joy and success,

Jonathan Manske

Time: November 13, 2008 at 3pm EST, 1pm MST
Location: http://www.realcoachingradio.com
Website or Map: http://www.realcoachingradi…
Event Type: Internet, Radio, Show
Organized By: Jonathan Manske

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The Inevitable Success Radio Show

at www.realcoachingradio.com

How To Get Clients

My guest this Thursday, 10/16, at 1:00 PM Mountain/3:00 PM Eastern is Susan Kildahl, Strategy Coach (http://www.coachedbysusan.com ) who specializes in assisting business owners/entrepreneurs/solopreneurs in the skill of getting clients.

Coach Susan owns her own networking group, runs a leads group within our local chamber of commerce and has just started her own online radio show, The Coached by Susan Show, which airs every Wednesday from 12:00-1:00 PM Mountain/ 2:00 PM Eastern on http://www.nowlive.com and http://www.coachedbysusan.com

Coach Susan is also a licensed facilitator for Get Clients Now! (TM) which is a 28 day marketing program based on the book by C.J. Hayden.

Our topic on Thursday is getting clients-how to find a prospective client, how to follow up with that contact, methods of follow up, filling your pipeline with potential clients. So basically anything having to do with getting a client to hire you.

I hope that you can join us.

Wishing you great joy and tremendous success,

Jonathan Manske

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Sales and Marketing for

Service Oriented Professionals

My guest for the Inevitable Success Radio Show this Thursday, October 9th, is business coach Mattison Grey.  www.greystoneguides.com.

This will be a fabulous show.  Mattison is really good.  We will be talking about:

Sales and Marketing for Service Oriented Professionals

Find your passion, live your dreams, work as play:  all that sounds great.  But the truth is that most of the time to do what you love for a living means you have to learn to sell - yuck!  If the idea of selling brings up resistance in you or you find yourself praying that your marketing works so you don’t have to sell, or just the word "sell" feels like a four letter word, don’t miss this show.   You may just leave with a whole new view of selling

Mattison has been teaching marketing and selling for 10 years and has been called the world’s best sales and marketing coach.  She loves to sell, talk about selling and help people feel differently about selling so that they can do what they love for a living.

Tune in to the show Thursday at 1:00 MST at

If you cannot make the show Thursday at 1:00 MST, you can listen to it later on the archives.

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