I was with a group of juniors in high school this morning. They are taking part in a leadership development “camp” for five days. I helped with a short team building section - really easy, just your standard low ropes initiatives. Later today, they are taking part in the Enneagram . Interestingly, a few of the participants had completed some of the initiatives we had planned for them. This experience got me thinking. If these students are already REPEATING these initiatives as sophomores and juniors in high school, by the time they get through Freshman New Student Weekend or the collegiate New Leaders Program, they will be thoroughly tired of the same old approach to leadership development. Take it to the next level, and in just a few short years, a number of corporate trainers/consultants will be in big trouble if they rely on the same old bag of tricks. So what’s next? What is Leadership Development Version 2.0? I have some thoughts (and will share them ...
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