29/09/2025 5:35 pm EEST - 5:35 pm EEST
Hitting targets isn’t enough anymore. In today’s fast-moving world, leaders are expected to inspire their teams to achieve beyond expectations, turning ambition into measurable outcomes. But peak performance doesn’t come from pressure alone—it comes from leaders who know how to cultivate the right environment for people to thrive.
This workshop is about more than numbers on a dashboard. It’s about unlocking untapped potential, aligning strengths with opportunities, and building a culture where performance is fueled by motivation, not fear.
Potential is wasted when leaders focus only on problems instead of strengths.
Performance stalls when goals are imposed without meaning or ownership.
Results multiply when people feel trusted, supported, and empowered to push limits.
Driving for results is not about pulling harder—it’s about creating the conditions where people bring their best every day.
What “results” really mean in high-performing teams.
Lean behaviour: Respect for People – see the strengths before the gaps.
Activity: Mapping hidden strengths in your team.
Moving from “safe targets” to stretch goals that inspire.
Lean behaviour: Hoshin Kanri – linking individual goals with organizational purpose.
Exercise: Crafting a SMART stretch goal for your team.
Shifting from compliance to commitment.
Lean behaviour: Kaizen mindset – growth through learning, not fear of failure.
Activity: Role-play coaching conversations that fuel motivation.
How to balance autonomy, accountability, and support.
Lean behaviour: Lead by Example – modelling ownership and responsibility.
Simulation: Teams respond to a “derailed project” scenario by resetting direction together.
Monitoring progress without micromanaging.
Lean behaviour: PDCA – track, adapt, improve.
Activity: Leaders design a 30-day performance action plan for their team.
By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
Define and communicate what peak performance looks like for their team.
Set stretch goals that challenge without overwhelming.
Use motivational strategies that connect individual strengths with team success.
Apply Lean-inspired tools to monitor, adjust, and sustain results.
Build a culture where achievement is celebrated and continuous improvement is the norm.
“Drive for Results” is practical, hands-on, and focused on outcomes. Leaders will leave with the clarity, tools, and confidence to push their teams further—without burning them out. It’s about creating leaders who don’t just chase results but inspire them.