Each month I interview a Leadership Gift community member to find out what brings them to the Leadership Gift and how it impacts their life, work, and relationships. The purpose of this Leadership Gift Member Focus is to encourage and inspire other members of the Leadership Gift community.

Focus on Elaine McNaughton

Interviewed by Christopher. Interview notes: a charter member of the Leadership Gift… Elaine is an unabashed child of God (comment: the Leadership Gift supports people of faith and science). Elaine offers an example to other leaders who may be examining their own faith in relation to the Leadership Gift… a project manager at American Airlines, Elaine has benefitted from many breakthroughs in her first 6 months in the Leadership Gift eprogram… “I’m able to recognize upset happening inside of me, and I’m able to recognize where I am in the Responsibility Process and get myself through the upset… and I can do that pretty quickly now.” Learn how Elaine is using and introducing the Leadership Gift with her teams, peers, and even superiors at work…

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Follow this link to a press release about my presentation next week on Wednesday, December 16, at the Leon Valley Chamber meeting.

Develop Your Leadership Gift at Leon Valley Chamber of Commerce December Meeting

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Here’s the content of the release:

Develop Your Leadership Gift at Leon Valley Chamber of Commerce December Meeting

International business adviser and author Christopher Avery, Ph.D. (http://www.ChristopherAvery.com) has agreed to speak at a special meeting of the Leon Valley Area Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Avery’s keynote titled “The Leadership Gift” will be featured at the December 16, 2009 meeting at Texian’s Cocina & Cantina, 6430 Bandera RD, San Antonio, TX.

San Antonio, TX (PRWEB) December 10, 2009 — International business adviser and author Christopher Avery, Ph.D. (http://www.ChristopherAvery.com) has agreed to speak at a special meeting of the Leon Valley Area Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Avery’s keynote titled “The Leadership Gift” will be featured at the December 16, 2009 meeting at Texian’s Cocina & Cantina, 6430 Bandera RD, San Antonio, TX. Dr. Avery will share his research from 18 years on the front-lines of leadership about how anyone can unlock and unleash their innate leadership power. Audience members will gain valuable tools and insights they can immediately use to produce results.

Leaders worldwide study Avery’s research because it shows them how to consciously expand their leadership power and ability everyday so they can grow faster, overcome challenges, and achieve their potential while energizing their teams and organizations. “I am thrilled to have the opportunity to share this extraordinary information with leaders in Leon Valley, Texas” says Christopher, “These rich discoveries are changing how people live more fulfilling lives; how leaders lead; how teams get built; and how coaches and parents teach and inspire personal responsibility in their charges.” You can learn more about Dr. Avery at http://www.ChristopherAvery.com.

Every audience member will get a copy of Dr. Avery’s popular Responsibility Process™ poster, and some audience members will win valuable door prizes such as one of Christopher’s books, CD sets, or DVD workshops for their business. All will have an opportunity to join the worldwide Leadership Gift community of leaders being mentored by Christopher.

Chamber members and others who are interested can find more information at http://www.LeonValleyChamber.org or by calling 210-521-2007.

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Date:  Tuesday, January 5, 2010

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1. want to consciously grow and expand their leadership power and ability everyday, and
2. can appreciate a research-based approach to doing so that effectively leverages your most precious resources: your time, attention, and resources

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A well-edited 30-minute video of me answering questions about the Responsibility Process, agile software development, leadership, and teamwork was just posted on InfoQ. The interview was conducted in September 2009 at the Agile2009 conference in Chicago. Thanks to InfoQ and editor Amr Elssamadisy for this.

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When Shelly called back she said Michelle did not know she needed to dial a “1″ at the beginning of a long distance number. I’m guessing that’s  the cell phone culture at work.

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