Today’s video features Dan Kallman, FCP, FCC, FCT, who is one of our Flow Certified Trainers. Like Brian (who taught-back on this topic in last Friday’s post), Dan’s experience and results are also impressive and includes having been the Manager, Corporate Quality for Steelcase. He is teaching-back Tile 13 for us (4D Model).
Dan, Brian, Ted and I were all there when we Distilled the iterative 4D Model (that is one of the core mindsets in the Flow Leadership Framework).
Definitions will make or break you. Thus it is crucial to get them as right as possible to get started – and then to iteratively use the 4D Model as you progress to the completion of the Product, Service and/or Result that you wish to Deliver.
The link to the teach-back is here:
Understanding how to use the 4D Model, daily, is your next step in applying Flow Leadership to achieve the results you want to deliver and that your organization so desperately needs.
So don’t delay – let’s chat!
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For those that are not familiar with the Flow Leadership Framework & Mindset, it is what’s next for businesses and organizations that are ready to succeed regardless of the methods, frameworks or management tools that they use throughout their enterprise. Flow is methodology agnostic.
Are you ‘in the zone’ of optimal performance right now as a person, team or enterprise? Did you get there by accident or by focused intentional acts?
“Flow” gives you the way of working and mindset needed to create and maintain an optimal state of high performance as an individual, team or organization.
The Flow Leadership Framework turbocharges everything you do, including “business agile” leadership and Scaled Agile.
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