Getting Prepared

Complete the Values Perspectives Online Survey

Use Code: GTF223

Once you complete the survey, please read your personal 10-page Values Perspectives report before the workshop.

Think About the Values That are Most Important to You

Be thinking about a time when you were personally able to influence a successful outcome through communication. Time permitting, you will be asked to share a most-important value with a peer or peers and describe why it is important to you and how it manifests in your life.

Questions? contact Cheryl and Kenton

Cheryl De Ciantis cdeciantis@kairios.com

Kenton Hyatt khyatt@kairios.com

And if you want to know a little more about us…

Workshop Agenda

Thursday, February 23, 2023 3:30 - 4:30 EST

Especially in this divisive time, values-based leadership is fundamental moving us constructively forward. We each possess unique leadership potential. Knowing who you are and what you value is key to unlocking it. This is an opportunity to explore, in the company of peers, who you are as a leader and why it matters.

What are Values

What we have learned in 20 years of practice

Values Dynamics, Communication and Positive Influence

A non-judgmental theory and model for how values operate; helping you to put your values into useful context

So What? What Now?

Your questions about values

What we do in this workshop is governed first and foremost by the value of Safety. This means that your data is confidential, you will not be asked to share anything at any time beyond what you feel comfortable with. We ask that you not share your Values Perspectives survey personal report with others in this workshop, but instead share what is important to you in your own words.

Resources

Download Annotated Powerpoint for the workshop

* Revised 2/23/23 — Be sure to check out the Notes Page View for expanded information, even sample values exercises you might wish to try. We hope this will be useful for you as a reference even after the workshop.

Suggested: Download - A simple value dialogue exercise you can use

Suggested Article:

Highly Recommended

This is one of the most useful books we have encountered in the course of our work. We cannot recommend it highly enough. At its core is an analysis of assumptions about the nature of learning, communication and power, and how we can come to a more effective understanding and practice of ethically leveraging real power as leaders and within groups.