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TERIMA KASIH

sudah berkenanmengundang saya

basith57@yahoo.com

0811119736

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REKOR MURI 2009 DAN 2010

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KEMALASAN

MENTAL BURUH

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SAFRIduo

Selamat berjumpa

SALAM SEJAHTERA BUAT

ANDA SEMUA

GIVE BIG HAND FOR

THE MOST IMPORTANT PERSON

IN THE WORLD12

ARE YOU READY ?

ARE YOU READY ?

YOUR

Abdul Basith,

LPPMS, 0811119736, basith57@yahoo.com

YOURYOURFind a

GREAT LEADER within YOU

Leadership

Softskills

PPT CCP P. 1

Dr. Ir. Abdul Basith, MSc.

Dept. of Management, Faculty of Economic and Management of IPB

Change is a constant

Management is coping with complexity.

Leadership is concerned with the management of change.

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Intrapersonal Skills

Transforming Character

Transforming Beliefs

Change management

Stress management

Time management

Creative thinking processes

Goal setting & life purpose

Accelerated learning

techniques

Interpersonal SkillsCommunication skills

Relationship building

Motivation skills

Leadership skills

Self-marketing skills

Negotiation skills

Presentation skills

Public speaking skills

Kesuksesan

ditentukan

Soft Skills

Pemain

Sepak Bola

Hard Skillso Berlari

o Mengoper bola

o Merebut bola

o Bertahan

o Menyerang

Soft Skills

Kerja Tim

Gigih dan berani

Sportif

Mengambil

Inisiatif

Berani

Mengambil

Keputusan

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Attributes of a Peak

Performer

DEL WORKBOOK : PG 5

SoftSkills

Hardskills

80%

20%

BAGAIMANA CARA

TERBAIK

MENGAJARKAN

SOFTSKILLS?

LEWAT PERAGAAN !(dipraktekkan di sekolah Tsu Zi)

SIAPAKAH MEREKA ?

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SOEKARNO

PRESIDEN RI27

MAHATMA GANDHI

PEMIMPIN INDIA28

29PRESIDEN AFSEL

ENTREPRENEUR30

B.J. HABIBIE

PRESIDEN RI31

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J.F. KENNEDY

US PRESIDENT33

Susi Pujiastutik

Susi Air34

MEREKA ADALAH PARA

DREAMERS

(pemimpi)35

DUNIA INI

DIBANGUN OLEH

PARA

DREAMERDARI BERBAGAI ASPEK KEHIDUPAN

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The problems that we face cannot be solved by the same level of thinking that created them.

Albert Einstein

Why look inward?

• 1. Real and meaningful change often come from within.

• 2. We can always change ourselves.

• 3. Who are you?

As we are liberated...

• “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.

• And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same.

• As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.”

• Nelson Mandela

To change others...

• “Be the change you want to see in the world.”

• Mahatma Gandhi

Credo for Development

Go to the people

Live among the people

Learn from the people

Plan with the people

Work with the people

Start with what the people know

Build on what the people have

Teach by showing, learn by doing

Not a showcase but a pattern

Not odds and ends but integrated approach

Not to conform but to transform

Not relief but release

AVOID

IK IK Syndrome

"I Know" "I Know"

The remedy is to have

an open mind

And positive thinking.

SYOBSHAPE

YOUR OWN

BUSINESS

OPEN MIND &

POSITIVE

THINKING

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SYOBSHAPE

YOUR OWN

BUSINESS

Ubah negatif menjadi POSITIF

NEGATIF POSITIF

Saya tidak ingin gagal Saya ingin berhasil

Nak, jangan jadi penakut Nak, jadilah pemberani

Jangan takut memulai usaha Beranilah memulai usaha

Hai, jangan ribut dong ! Hai, diam dong !

Ayo, jangan menyerah nak ! Ayo, terus berjuang nak !

Mau jadi pengusaha? Kalau

gagal bagaimana?

Jadilah pengusaha, siapa tahu berhasil !

Saya tidak berbakat bisnis Saya belum pernah mencoba dengan

serius

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?

SEORANG LEADER HARUS BAGUSDALAM HAL :

• KOMPETENSI (KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS)

• PERSONALITY (CARE TO OTHERS ETC)

• PENGALAMAN

• INTUISI

• IQ/EQ/AQ

LEADERSHIP adalah …

BAKAT, TURUNAN,

ATAU HASIL BELAJAR DAN LATIHAN ?

LEADERSHIP IS ABOUT CARE

BACA: WHO CARES, WIN.

APA KESAN ANDA

SETELAH MEMBACA

BERITA BERIKUT INI?

DAN KEMUDIAN ANDA

AKAN MELAKUKAN APA?

• When Iqbal Masih was four years old, his father sold

him to a carpet weaver for $12. That's how Iqbal

became a slave, a bonded worker who could never make

enough money to buy his freedom. He was chained to

his loom, and worked 12 hours a day making carpets.

• At the age of 10, Iqbal escaped and he began to speak

out against child labour. People listened, not only

in Pakistan where Iqbal lived, but around the world.

In 1994, Iqbal went to North America, where he

visited Broad Meadows Middle School in

Massachusetts* and talked to North American

children about child labour.

• A few months after returning to Pakistan from his

visit to the USA, Iqbal was murdered. He was shot

while he was riding his bicycle with his friends. He

was 12 years old.

IQBAL MASIH

Craig Kielburger

(17 des 1982)

LEADERSHIP adalah …

LEADERSHIP IS INFLUENCE

(JOHN C. MAXWELL)

Klik:

TRUE LEADER

Vertical limit

On Leadership

“The first responsibility of a leader is to define reality.

The last is to say ‘thank you.’

And in between, the leader is a servant.”

Max DePree

LEADERSHIP adalah …NATURAL

BEING A LEADER

IS LIKE BEING A WOMAN.

IF YOU STILL HAVE TO TELL OTHERS

THAT YOU ARE WOMAN THEN YOU ARE

NOT.

(MARGARETH THATCHER)

LEADERSHIP adalah …

TENTANG MEMPENGARUHI ORANG LAIN MELALUI CONTOH.

FOLLOW THE LEADER

ARTINYA: LEADER BERADA DI DEPAN

LEADERSHIP adalah … DI DEPAN

TENGOK KE BELAKANG.

JIKA ADA YANG MENGIKUTI ANDA MAKA

ANDA SEORANG LEADER. (ANONIM)

LEADERSHIP adalah … ALL ROUND

ING NGARSO SUNG TULODO.

ING MADYO MANGUN KARSO.

TUT WURI HANDHAYANI.

(KI HAJAR DEWANTORO)

LEADERSHIP ADALAH

THOSE WHO CAN STEPS ON SOME ONE’S SHOE WITHOUT REMOVE ITS

SHINY.

The Leadership Continuum

• Coping

• Management

• Leadership

Coping

• Reactive response to problems.

Management

• More proactive planning and action.

Leadership

• The skill of cultivating change through:

• 1. Personal mastery

• 2. Mental models

• 3. Team learning

• 4. Systems thinking

• 5. Shared vision

Leadership

CopingManagement

Leadership Continuum

Coping is dominant

Leadership

Coping

Management

Coping is dominant when organizational behavior is:

• reactive

• often in “crisis management”

mode

• running to keep in place

Management is dominant

Leadership

CopingManagement

Management is dominant when organizational behavior is:

• more proactive and less reactive

• based on organization - as-

machine model

• “directing” change through a linear

plan and “fixing” mode

Leadership is dominant

Leadership Coping

Management

Leadership is dominant when organizational behavior is:

• mostly creative

• based on organization- as-living-

organism model

• cultivates change through

nurturing of values and

relationships

No change Systems

Maintenance

Crisis Leadership

Negative

Transformation

Systems

Improvement

No change

Positive

Transformation

Transformational

Leadership

Systems

Maintenance

Systems

Improvement

No change

Positive

TransformationTransformational

Leadership

Adaptive

LeadershipAdaptive

Learning

Systems

Maintenance

Systems

Improvement

Systems Improvement

False Changes

or

no real changes

Systems Maintenance

Deterioration

Negative

Transformation

Crisis

Leadership

Transformational

Leadership

Positive

Transformation

Adaptive

Leadership

Evolutionor

AdaptiveLearning

Key Question

What can we do to develop

leadership and strengthen leadership

behavior?

Leadership requires both

• Science and art

• Logic and intuition

• Rules and judgment

Premise 1 - We need leaders at all levels of a system.

• We need to develop leadership at all levels of a system, not just at the top.

Premise 2 - We need leaders who seek lasting change

• Lasting change and sustainability require changes in:

• 1. Values

• 2. Resources

• 3. Processes or practices

Examples of values

• 1. Preventive vs curative

• 2. Client-centered vs program-centered

• 3. Enabling vs control

• 4. Teamwork vs competition

• 5. Trust vs suspicion

Examples of resources

• 1. Material

• 2. Non-material

Material resources

• Financial resources

• Human resources

• Equipment and other materials

Non-material resources

• Leadership and management

• Morale and esprit de corps

• Confidence and “can do it” spirit

• Vision and discipline

• Creativity and openness

• Values

• Culture

Non-material resources are more important

• 1. You don’t need an act of Parliament or donor agency to allocate them.

• 2. Non-material resources multiply with use.

• 3. When non-material resources increase, material resources grow as well.

Examples of processes or practices

• 1. Decentralized planning vs centralized planning

• 2. Engaging everyone vs doing it alone.

• 3. Clear vision vs “muddling through”

Premise 3 - We need leaders who promote learning.

• An effective leader shapes the social architecture needed to generate intellectual capital --ideas, know-how, innovation, knowledge and expertise.

STARGUIDE Framework

GUIDE

• 1. Analysis

• 2. Strategy design

• 3. Strategy development

• 4. Implementation and accountability

• 5. Evaluation

STARGUIDE FRAMEWORK

• STAR

• 1. Personal mastery

• 2. Mental models

• 3. Team learning

• 4. Systems thinking

• 5. Shared vision

Effective leaders seek personal mastery

• Personal mastery goes beyond competence and skills. It means approaching one’s life as a creative work, living life from a creative as opposed to reactive viewpoint. It involves:

• 1. Knowing what is important.

• 2. Seeing reality more clearly.

Effective leaders continuously improve their mental models.

• Improving our mental models require two basic skills--the skills of inquiry and advocacy. When inquiry and advocacy are combined, the goal is no longer “to win” the argument but to find the best argument.

Effective leaders promote team learning.

Team learning is vital because

teams, not individuals, are the

basic learning units of effective

organizations.

From the Fifth Discipline

Peter Senge

A learning organization

• Where people team up to become lifelong learners.

• Old model:

The top thinks, and the bottom reacts

• New Model:

All think, all act

Effective leaders foster systems thinking.

• Systems thinking means to see how everything fits, to appreciate the whole not its component parts.

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Effective leaders inspire a shared vision.

• Shared vision is vital for the learning organization because it provides the focus and energy for learning. It is a force in people’s hearts. It answers the question ---

• “ What do we want to create?”

A learning organization:

• 1. Rewards outstanding performance.

• 2. Shares lessons from successes.

• 3. Sees mistakes as learning opportunities.

• 4. Encourages innovation and experimentation.

• 5. Changes course when necessary.

Leader as learner

• An effective leader sees leadership from the perspective of a steward, not of a hero or expert. By fostering learning, a leader promotes commitment, not compliance.

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