Leadership, Development Counseling
Subordinate Centered Communication
Army leaders of character lead by personal example & consistently act as good role models through a dedicated lifelong effort to learn & develop. They achieve excellence for their organizations when followers are disciplined to do their duty, committed to the Army Values, & feel empowered to accomplish any mission, while simultaneously improving their organizations with focus towards the future.
New discussions on … Dynamics of leadership – leaders adjust what they do based on the situation, their role and own capabilities, and the capabilities of those who they lead
What must you, as an Army leader, BE, KNOW, and DO? You must have character, that combination of values & attributes that underlie your ability to see what needs to be done, decide to do it, & influence others to follow you. You must be competent, that is, possess the knowledge and skills required to do your job right. And you must lead, take the proper actions to accomplish the mission based on what your character tells you is ethically right & appropriate for the situation.
- 11 Leadership Principles, 99kbs
- 1SG Information Brief to new Cdr, 153kbs
- After Action Review, 447kbs
- Army-Joint Staff, 523kbs
- Army Leadership, 263kbs
- Army Leadership
- Army Leadership 864,140kbs
- Battle Mind, 5,385kbs
- Casualty Evacuation Overview, 1,099kbs
- Communication Skills Class
- Conduct Counseling 15,554kbs
- Conduct an After Action Review (AAR), 932kbs
- Conflict Management (12.09kbs) – Explains why Conflict happens and ways to manage it.
- Counseling, 306kbs
- Counseling Class, 403kbs
- Counseling and Mentorship, 1,983kbs
- Counseling 121,535kbs
- Counseling
- Decision Making, 302kbs
- Developmental Counseling
- Development Counseling for the 21st Century
- Effective Army Communication (Writing & Briefing)
- Effective Communications, 518kbs
- Enrolling in Structured Self Development, 2,795kbs
- Ethics and Leadership, 1,087kbs
- Ethical Dilemmas (19.89kbs)
- FM 6-22, Counseling, 80kbs
- Foundation of Army Leadership
- How to conduct Counseling
- Instructions on Counseling
- Interpersonal Communication
- Lanes Training, 407kbs
- Leaders Book, 258kbs
- Leaders Books, 332kbs
- Leader Book template in Excel .xls, 61kbs
- Leadership (111.17kbs) – Excellent Presentation defining Leadership from FM 22-100
- Leadership Slides (709.43kbs)
- Lineage and Honors, 335kbs
- Maintain Troop Morale and Combat Capability, 424kbs
- Member of a Team (49.71kbs)
- Mentoring, 345kbs
- NCO Creed class, 303kbs
- NCO Induction Program, 1,005kbs
- NCOER and NCO Counseling, 202kbs
- NCO-Officer Relationships, 271kbs
- PCI Class, 151kbs
- Role of the NCO, the Officers and the Warrant Officer, 223kbs
- Self Motivation, 2209kbs
- Soldier Risk Assessment, 92kbs
- Take Charge of a Platoon
- Tools for Promoting Good Order and Discipline, 176kbs
- Troop Leading Procedures 2007
- Team Building
- Unit Counseling Program, 337kbs
- Warrior Pride, 4,178kbs
