Mark Noon, an executive coach with 25 years of experience in military and civilian healthcare leadership, talks about the real-life application of leadership principles, that a leadership role does not automatically equate to being a leader, and the collection of his knowledge through his book, Set Up: Timeless Leadership for Your Success.
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01:37 About Mark Noon
02:59 What would your billboard look like on the freeway?
03:33 Getting into the leadership career
04:15 The number one myth about leadership
04:50 Things new leaders should think about when assuming a leadership role for the first time
05:50 Creating the message to your team on what you envision them to be
06:17 The number one thing that people need to know about setting themselves up for success so that they can set up others
07:22 The problem with leaders who make their direct reports feel inadequate
08:52 Percentage of time his coaching is directive versus straight-up coaching
10:18 Every investment has a payoff
11:14 Types of training government invests in the military
13:27 Difference between military and civilian people’s needs
14:04 What to change about the way people are approaching being carefree and by caring more?
14:53 Knowing what brings value to a person
17:45 The person he looks up to
19:33 Proximity leaders should be spending with their direct reports
21:50 Most important learning in life
25:34 How to Connect with Mark Noon
26:06 How can people continue to bring more good into their life?
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