Have you ever got to the end of the day, reflected back and wondered what you have been doing all day?! The things you intended to do are all still there, waiting for you to get around to them, and whilst you have been working hard all day you just haven’t had chance to pay them any attention.

Sound familiar..?

In his book ‘Leading from the future as it emerges’ Otto Scharmer describes “successful leadership depends on the quality of attention and intention that the leader brings to any situation”

What we know from working with busy leaders is that the ‘intention’ is often there but paying ‘attention’ is tricky when there are so many other demands being made of you and distractions to lure you away.

In this session we will

• Explore how to identify exactly what is most important to us and how to find time to focus here.

• Take a look at what gets in the way of our best ‘intentions’ and stops us paying quality ‘attention’ to the things that are most important to us.

• Discuss how to say deal with some of the distractions and demands on our time.

• Look at the art of delegating well and how to do this effectively in order to free up time and headspace.

• Identify how to make the areas that we do focus our energy on most impactful.

What a past Leadership School participant said: