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On this episode of the active CEO Podcast, Craig Johns speaks with Ron Carucci about Rising To Power With Influence, organisational honesty, navigating the bonds of transformation with Navalent, and how can leaders say no more than they say yes?
We also delve into why Ron considers Satya Nadella (Microsoft), Hubert Joly (Best Buy) and Andy Stanley (Patagonia) exemplary leaders; why many leaders fear disappointing people; and the four recurring patterns of what set leaders apart.
Ron Carucci – Rising To Power With Influence
Ron Carucci is an organisational capability and leadership expert, 2x TEDx speaker, Harvard Business Review and Forbes contributor, and co-leader of a ten-year longitudinal study on executive transition. He is a dad of 2 amazing kids, who is passionate about leaving the world better than he found it and helping people on the journey of “Rising To Power”.
He studied communications at New York University and has a thirty-five plus year track record helping some of the world’s most influential executives tackle challenges of strategy, organization and leadership. His career has focused on roles in leadership, organisation development, culture change and capability at companies such as PepsiCo, New York Power Authority, ADP and was a Partner for Mercer Delta Consulting Group.
Since 2004 he is the owner and managing partner of Navalent working with CEOs and executives pursuing transformational change for their organizations, leaders, and industries. His 2017 TEDx Talk on Power delved into the exertion of our will on others, where power comes from and who gets to use it, and explored the mysterious force of human nature and how it can be used to create a more connected and compassionate community.
Ron talks about:
- Engaging people in their story was fascinating to me.
- 3 key characteristics in leadership – reluctance, their who and desire to serve.
- Why it’s important to get better you need to understand the gaps.
- I desire to influence the influencers.
- Navigating the bonds of transformation.
- Who are you, what sets you apart and what gives you a right to win.
- What are the 3-4 things that differentiate us that we need to be world class?
- Rising To Power With Influence.
- Many leaders fear disappointing people.
- Leadership is the ability to disappoint people at a rate they can absorb you.
- People will like you for saying yes, but will respect you for saying no.
- Keeping people in their lane is the success of a leader.
- Courageous leader will step back and engage own leaders in the design.
- Scaffolding approach to strategic leadership in a healthy manner.
- Needing a team of people around you who can hold you up.
- You cant be true to yourself before you understand the truth about yourself.
- Why are we so committed to our polarization?
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Resources Mentioned in this show:
Navalent www.navalent.com
Ron Carucci LinkedIn
Ron Carucci Facebook
Ron Carucci Twitter
Craig Johns www.craigjohns.com.au
Craig Johns craig@nrg2perform.com
Craig Johns LinkedIn
Recommended Reading:
See All 8 Books Ron Carucci
Designing your virtual workplace EBook
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