Becoming A Better Leader 


Length – 2 to 3 hours 

Focus – effective leadership / human relations / team building 

Listeners are encouraged to commit to the success of the company by first committing to their own success.  Deep soul-searching questions challenge leaders attending this Seminar to decide, once and for all, whether their career and employment with their current company is the best avenue for their personal satisfaction and attainment of their life goals.  Once this is established, Tim describes ways to gain company mission commitment from followers.  Effective hiring practices are described since it’s easier and more cost effective to hire the right person than to fire the wrong person.  Companies benefit from leaders knowing the importance of the right person being in the right position and being properly motivated. 

Since most leaders are responsible for employee training, proper training goals are described.  Tim believes employees often make mistakes because they don’t know the right way to do the job.  Employees know only one way to function – the way they were trained to function.  If the leader is involved in establishing training objectives, training is accomplished toward accomplishing the company mission.  Companies benefit from time saved since come-backs and re-accomplishment of work is held to a minimum.  Employees, Leaders and Companies benefit from more competent and motivated employees. 

Delegating is a daring move for leaders since leaders are human beings and human beings love control.  Tim believes companies are more cost-effective and produce higher quality work when every task and every decision is delegated to the lowest possible level of responsibility.  In this Seminar, leaders are reminded they can only hold employees accountable for those tasks and decisions the leader delegates to the employee.  Companies benefit when employees become more company-loyal due to their greater level of mental ownership of company goals.