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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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Activity:
Actions people take that lead to
results.
Results:
The desired and undesired outcomes
of taking actions.
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Activity vs. Results
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Doing The Job vs. Achieving The Result
Achieving
The Result
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Doing The
Job
Doing
The Job
IS
Achieving The
Result
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The Results Pyramid
TM
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RESULTS
BELIEFS
EXPERIENCES
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ACTIONS
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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Murphy’s Law
“If anything can go wrong, it will.”
“Murphy was an optimist.”
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O’Reilly’s Corollary
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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How The Accident Happened...
• “A pedestrian hit me and went under my
car.”
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• “Coming home, I drove into the wrong
house and collided with a tree I don’t
have.”
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How The Accident Happened...
• “The indirect cause of this accident was
a little guy in a small car with a big
mouth.”
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• “An invisible car came out of nowhere,
struck my vehicle, and vanished.”
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How The Accident Happened...
• “The pedestrian had no idea which direction
to go so I ran him over.”
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• “The telephone pole was approaching fast. I
was attempting to swerve out of its path
when it struck my front.”
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How The Accident Happened...
• “I pulled away from the side of the road,
glanced at my mother-in-law and headed
over the embankment.”
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• “The guy was all over the road. I had to
swerve a number of times before I hit him.”
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Rules Of “The Blame Game”
Never blame someone that has a better
excuse than you.
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No. 1:
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Rules Of “The Blame Game”
Always be prepared to pass the
buck, pin the blame or point the
finger; particularly when its really
your fault.
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No. 2:
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Rules Of “The Blame Game”
Remember, a good excuse can be as
good as getting the result.
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No. 3:
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No. 4:
Always remember the quality of an
excuse increases proportionately with
the degree to which the “reason” is
outside of your control.
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Rules Of “The Blame Game”
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Rules Of “The Blame Game”
Strategically implement the standard
“scapegoat” excuses when normal
deflecting tactics don’t work.
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No. 5:
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Rules Of “The Blame Game”
When all else fails—admit your guilt
and blame your childhood.
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No. 6:
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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Blamestorming
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Wait &
See
It’s Not My
Job
Finger
Pointing
Ignore/
Deny
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Confusion/Tell
Me What
To Do
Cover Your
Tail
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DO IT
®
®
OWN IT
SEE IT
®
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SOLVE IT
TM
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16 Best Practices
®
Obtaining the
perspectives of
others
Communicating
openly and
candidly
Asking for and
offering feedback
Hearing the hard
things to see
reality
Own It
®
Being personally
invested
Learning from
both successes
and failures
Aligning my work
with desired
company results
Acting on the
feedback that I
receive
Solve It
®
Constantly
asking, “What
else can I do?”
Overcoming
cross-functional
boundaries
Creatively dealing
with obstacles
Taking the
necessary risks
Do It
®
Doing the things I
say I’ll do
Focusing on the
top priorities
Staying Above
®
The Line by not
blaming others
Sustaining an
environment of
trust
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See It
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Dictionary’s Definition Of Accountability
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“Subject to having to report, explain or justify;
responsible; answerable.”
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Two Views Of Accountability
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the
“Who is accountable
for achieving
the result?”
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The Typical
Accountability
Question
“Who is accountable
for failing to achieve
the result?”
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The Oz Principle
Accountability
Question
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The Partners In Leadership Definition
of Taking Accountability
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A personal choice to rise above one’s
circumstances and demonstrate the
ownership necessary for achieving desired
results; to See It, Own It, Solve It, and Do It.
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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Reasons And Excuses
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Reasons become excuses whenever you
stop working on finding solutions.
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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Accountable
People
Feedback
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Seek
Creates
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Feedback
or
What Feedback Do
You Have For Me?
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Do You Have Any
Feedback For Me?
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Feedback Filters
Receives a lot of feedback
ACCURATE OR INACCURATE?
Feedback
PERTINENT OR IRRELEVANT?
RIGHT OR WRONG?
Acts on very little feedback
“Is that a belief I want them to have?”
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BASIS OR NO BASIS?
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Thanks for the Feedback!
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What
feedback do
you have for me
around…?
Here’s where
I feel you
demonstrate…
Focused
Feedback
Thanks for
the feedback!
Here’s
Where I feel
you could
demonstrate…
even more
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The Four Points of
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Focused Feedback
TM
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Feedback
What Feedback Do You Have For Me?
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Thanks for the Feedback!
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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Instructions
1. Read it
2. Commit it to memory
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3. Count the number of:
TM
A Culture of Accountability is
built upon the foundation of
effectively using each of the
Steps To Accountability to
facilitate a focus on results in the
face of frustrating obstacles.
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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TM
A Culture of Accountability is
built upon the foundation of
effectively using each of the
Steps To Accountability to
facilitate a focus on results in the
face of frustrating obstacles.
®
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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Ownership Is:
and
where I want to be with what I
am going to do.
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The ability to tie where I am with
what I have done
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Making The Tie
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If you can’t make the tie,
you don’t Own It!
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Making The Tie
“If you’re not part of the problem,
you’re not part of the solution.”
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“If you’re not part of the solution,
you are part of the problem.”
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Agree
Involved
“I Don’t Own It”
Exempt/Excuse
Agree
Uninvolved
Resist/Resent
Disagree
Uninvolved
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Disagree
Involved
Moderate
Comply/Concede
None
“I Own It”
Buy-In/Invest
High
Levels Of Ownership
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The TAKING Personal Accountability Track
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Accountability Coaching Exercise
®
1. Clearly define the result and ask the question:
“Why aren’t you making the progress that you really want to make?”
Use the LIFT method to coach them Above The Line:
L
isten for obstacles
I
dentify obstacles you can influence
F
acilitate the Solve It ® Question
T
est for movement
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2.
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LIFT Others Above The Line
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isten -- See It ®
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dentify -- Own It ®
F
acilitate -- Solve It ®
T
est -- Do It ®
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Are You Accountable
To Achieve This
Result?
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What Else Can I Do?
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Above The Line
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Four Kinds Of People
People who make it happen!
People who wonder what happened.
People who never knew anything happened.
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People who watch it happen.
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“Only when you assume full
accountability for your thoughts,
feelings, actions, and results can
you direct your own destiny;
otherwise, someone or something
else will.”
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The Oz Principle