The Randori Principles:
Take the Struggle Out of Great Results
A leader's use of power can make—or break—an organization.
Taken from the Japanese martial art of aikido, randori means to be in the right place, with the right technique, at the right time, with the right level of power. Based on David Baum's The Randori Principles: The Path of Effortless Leadership, co-authored with Jim Hassinger, this innovative presentation teaches a powerful, new practice that allows leaders to maintain focus, make the right decisions, and achieve great results.
This talk highlights the four advanced leadership skills essential to creating randori:
- Maintaining composure and presence in the midst of chaos
- Turning resistance into positive action
- Using power appropriately
- Getting results without depleting yourself, your colleagues, or your employees