effective communication for young leaders
DESCRIPTION
A power point presentationTRANSCRIPT
Prepared and Presented byElaine Oxamendi Vicet
INTRODUCTIONThe main purpose of this presentation is to
establishthe fundamental elements of communication.
The scriptures are used to underpin the concepts explored in effective communication.
METHOD OF DELIVERY
This training session is highly interactive and is activity based. Participation is required.
ACTIVITIES UDERSTANDING HOW WE COMMUNICATEUse two adjectives to describe yourself, use the
first letter of your christian name. (perception)Right foot, right hand (what you say is not
always what is understood)Colour me team work (understanding each
other)Bingo is my name (get to know me)Conflicts (or misunderstandings)Change ( what do you think?)Let us communicate…now we can begin
Who or what is most important?
Think of a person who is most precious and dear to you. Without this person your life would be different and perhaps you would not be the same today.
Then, hold the name of that person in your mind.
Identify that person by the noun/pronoun ascribed.Discussion.
ACTIVITY 2“Letting Go!”
Trust is at the heart of love. Love is the predominant message in the bible. When we say we love each other, is that synonymous with that we trust them?Ask yourself, “ to what extent do you trust the person to the right or left of you?” BE HONEST!Write down the reasons why you do not trust the person or persons.
WHAT HOLDS US BACK?Fear…”I just can’t make friends.”Doubts…”What if they don’t like me?”Shame…”I know they won’t forget that time
when I…”Lack of Confidence…” I can’t lead because…”Low self esteem…”I am not good enough”I thought you said…”s/he always says
something and mean something else, I just don’t get it!”
Bias…I don’t like that person. S/he cannot be on my team
What does the bible say… ?
Discouragement. ‘The story of Elijah and Jezebel.’
Change. ‘Daniel and his abduction.’
Problems. ‘Job.’
Fear. ‘David, in front of Goliath.’
Failure. ‘Barnabas, chosen to replace Judas Iscariot.’
Reality Check.Check your Attitude!Ask yourself, be honest.
Where did you get your attitude? What attitude cannot do for you. ‘Consider Moses though faithful, he could not cross the river Jordan, because of his earlier disobedience.’What attitude can do for you. ‘Joseph’s story. From the pit, to prison to liberty.’How to make attitude your greatest asset. ‘ the story of Ruth with Naomi and Boaz.’
• ACTIVITY 4
TIME TO TAKE A STAND
Write something positive about the person or persons you wrote about earlier.Affirm them. Start by saying to that person/persons…”I like you because or I think you are good at…”Write something good about yourself!
LEARN EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLSLeadership requires us having effective
communication skills.
We need to understand another’s perspective.
It is okay to be challenged, it sharpens us.
Listening and acknowledging that you understand is golden.
Giving and receiving, leads to mutual gain.
A brother.“he was a people lover.”A fellow worker. “he worked tirelessly.”A fellow soldier. “he took risks.”A messenger. “ he was a servant leader.
Of him Paul said, he is minister and a messenger and he was a pioneer. Paul said to hold men like him in high regard.”
***What would Paul say of you?”
EPAPHRODITUSPhilippians 2:25-30
A beginning…what do you want to say, clear, concise, appropriate audience, appropriate word choice and use?
A middle…channels, medium, process, which and when to use?
An end…was it received as intended…how do you evaluate feedback?
COMMUNICATION