Leadership Coaching Through Connecting Face-to-Face – Millennials Matter TEDx Talk

Leadership Coaching Through Connecting Face-to-Face – Millennials Matter TEDx Talk

 We often accuse Millennials of being addicted to their technology, don’t we?

Personal confession: I’m guilty too!”

Here’s me with my family having “family time” at the Minnesota State Fair.  Hilarious, huh? Well, actually it’s a bit embarrassing that someone caught this on camera.

What about you?

Yes, we love our phones and our computer. AND, we’re the leaders. We “get to” model effective, engaging behavior that brings out the best in emerging leaders, that encourages them to bring their best selves to work. This mean that we “get to” model how to use technology in a productive way, that still allows us to interact with each other as humans.

Yes, technology can be very effective. However, when we are working with emerging leaders, we often need to be more concerned with effectiveness.

So, I’m encouraging all of us to not put up the do-not-disturb sign when we’re coaching and interacting with our next-gen leader. Be the engaging leader.

Consider how your investment of quality time might be a micro-move that can shift the trajectory of their life. And, yours.

TRANSCRIPT

Set the cell phone aside. Set the cell phone aside, turn the technology off; connect with people face-to-face. People matter, Millennials matter.

Here are the articles in this series:

Growing Millennial Leadership – TEDx Talk Shows You How to Make a Major Difference With Micro Moves

Spotlight Your Millennial’s Talent to Stimulate Business Growth – TEDx Video Series

How to Increase Sales through Face to Face Conversations – TEDx Talk Series

How to Make a Huge Impact on your Next-Gen Leader’s Life – Millennials Matter TEDx Talk

Danita Bye Tedx Talk
To learn how face-to-face interaction can strengthening your relationship with your next-gen leader, watch the video of the Tedx Talk here. Please like, comment, and share it with others who are leading, coaching and mentoring emerging leaders.
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