Transformational Leadership in a Digital Age

http://www.millenniummatrix.com

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

The Transformational Leader
The magnitude and pace of
change is unprecedented.

When an organism no
longer ﬁts its environment it
dies.

All organizations change -
few adapt.


Digital Race
Institutional Buggy

Time is Not Your Friend

S-Curve

We’re Not Alone
Education
Business
Media
Healthcare
Judicial System
Municipalities
Governance
Global Conﬂict
Family & Community
The Environment
Public Civility
Sports & Entertainment


What are the common
challenges these
institutions face?


Medium as Message


Medium
as
Worldview

Our Worldviews Change


In The Beginnng


Gutenberg’s Revolution


1992
Netscape & Tim Berners-Lee


Brain Wiring
Print
Linear, Sequential,
Rational
Broadcast
Fluid, Fragmented,
Emotional
Digital/Interactive
Non-linear, Holistic,
Systems Thinkers


Symbolic
Realistic

Conceptual
Contextually
(Hack/Mod)


What are the different
worldviews captured in
these paintings?


Symbolic Space

Form Function

Spiritual Malls

Connecting
Spaces


Resource
Hub

Equipping Spaces

Gospel


Truth


New psychology

New relationships

NEW Structures

New institutions


Break Time

Why was the
Reformation so
effective in changing
Western civilization?

Where did the Presbyterian
church flourish from
1950-1964?


What was unique and
attractive about the
PCUSA during this
period?

What was scarce for
the average American
family during the first
half of the 20th
century?

What was abundant for
the average American
family during the first
half of the 20th
century?

How has this changed
now in 2009?


What does it
mean to have a
congregation
of mobile
knowledge
workers?

Digital Natives vs.
Digital Immigrants

Check this
Chose which best describes your online activities box

I use my computer but seldom access the Internet. If I do its primarily email.

I have it, use it, but can take or leave using the Internet.

I use the Internet but often feel overwhelmed by the amount of information or
choices.

I use the Internet but go primarily to the main sites like Google, Yahoo, MSN etc.

I use the Internet a lot primarily through my desk top. My phone is primarily for
calling.

I new to using my phone for more than calling. I do some texting and like being
accessible.

I use and consume different kinds of Internet content. I like to pass things I get to
others. I ﬁnd it very functional and use the computer and cell phone for functional
purposes.
I use and consume different kinds of Internet content. I like to pass things I get to
others. It is an important work and social tool for me.

My phone is a key part of my online life and allows me to do just about anything I
want to do online.

I not only surf, consume and share what I ﬁnd on the Internet but I also create
content to share with others; blog, video, podcast etc.


Chose which best describes your online activities Check this
box

Digital Collaborators (Iʼm highly mobile, Iʼm active in several group collaborations and 8%
leverage shared creative efforts)

Ambivalent Networkers (I integrate Information and Communication Technology, ICT, 7%
as a life-style. Iʼm typically under 30)

Media Movers (I consume content, digest it and then pass along information Iʼve 7%
summarized. I use some social network sites on a functional basis)

Roving Nodes (I use and consume content from the Internet and like to pass along 9%
things I ﬁnd interesting to others)

Mobile Newbies (I like being more available, I do some texting but need help ﬁguring it 8%
all out)

Desktop Veterans (Iʼm experienced with the desktop and use my cell phone for calling) 13%

Drifting Surfers (I go to the main sites but Iʼm not into ICT) 14%

Information Encumbered (I use it but feel burdened or overwhelmed keeping up) 10%

The Tech Indifferent (I have it but donʼt chose to use it) 10%

Off The Network 14%


What is this?


Silents
Boomers
GenX
Millennials

4 Generations
A First!


2008
Boomer
50%

Over 65
6%
Millennials
6%

GenX
38%


2018
Millennials
43%

GenX Boomers
33% 24%


Lame

Slacker


Reverse Mentoring


Story Telling in a Connected World


WWCD

What would
Calvin do?


Call to
Adventure
Red Pill or Blue Pill

The Quest


Guide and
Mentor


Fellowship
of the Mission

Test of Motive & Clarity


Trickster
(conﬂicted - hidden agendas)

Vision Killers
(the old order)

Final Battle
(proof of concept)

Transformation
‣Urgency
‣ (Near death or existential crisis)
‣Transparency
‣ (Stripped bare - open handed)
‣Vision
‣ (The hope beyond the battle)
‣Commitment
‣ (No turning back)


Mindshift Innovation
1. Identify the unspoken common compelling need
2. Validate your hunch, make it real with crystal clarity
3. Seek believers from as many stakeholder roles as possible
4. Recruit with purpose - find the few who “get it”
5. Seek collective validation, clarification and momentum
6. Cut the resistant and keep the resolved
7. Seek executive sponsorship
8. Stay outside the Mother ship(s)
9. Launch a discovery effort until a collective “aha” emerges
10. Find outliers and early adopters
11. Connect the dots - describe the new framework
12. Uncover the new underlying principles
13. Create a prototype to develop proof of concept


Transformational Leadership in a Digital Age

Recommandé

Contenu connexe

Similaire à Transformational Leadership in a Digital Age

Similaire à Transformational Leadership in a Digital Age (20)

Plus de GomindSHIFT

Plus de GomindSHIFT (20)

Dernier

Dernier (20)

Transformational Leadership in a Digital Age