I am currently starting the process of finding a literary agent for the teaching memoir that has been the primary focues of my soon-to-be-over sabbatical. Here is an annotated outline of the book (the sort of thing literary agents and prospective publishers always want to see). Let me know if this strikes you as a book you would want to read!
In today s dynamic and fast-paced world, effective leadership is crucial for achieving success in any organization. Leadership styles have evolved over time, and one approach that stands out is the concept of delegating authority. Craig Groeschel, a renowned leadership expert, once stated, "If you delegate tasks, you create followers. If you delegate authority, you create leaders." This quote encapsulates the transformative power of empowering individuals with authority. In this article, we will explore the profound impact of delegating authority on fostering leadership development and organizational growth.
On Wednesday, March 10, Stan State held a Secrets of Motivation and Delegating Authority virtual event for its students. The talk featured Americaâs Student Leadership Trainer, Dave Kelly, who shared his tips relating to effective delegation and motivation.Â
Kelly is an expert on all things revolving around leadership and motivation, having spent over 20 years training leaders in different student government organizations. He dedicates much of his training to college students across the country, guiding them with engaging tools they can put into effect when needed.
Kelly expressed that he does programs like Secrets of Motivation for those who may not even be in a current leadership role but want to know how to motivate and delegate to other people.â