developing leadership, goal setting workshop

Developing Leadership & Goal Setting for Hindu Australian’s

Life is a race...If you don’t run fast ...you will be like broken anda (egg)...

One who works in devotion, who is a pure soul, and who controls his mind and senses is dear to everyone, and everyone is dear to him. Though always working, such a man is never entangled.

- Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 5, Verse 7.

‘Leaders are born, not made'!

Challenge

Inspiration

Let down!

Experiment

Aim: To make a reliable and a just leader to serve Hindu/Indian community.

Materials/ What you need:

• A good role model

• An achievable goal/vision

• Determination to strive towards your goal

• Collectable resources

Conclusion:

Ongoing developed cycle of leaders to serve Hindu/ Indian community.

Let’s start with you...

Exercise

Make a list of all the people who you consider role models. People who have inspired you, who get your creative juices going.

How difficult did you find even thinking about that?

Out of that list circle the one whom you think has changed your life for the better.

Now think about what qualities those people have that are attractive to you, that make them inspiring.

Now make a list of all the rules, patterns and beliefs you have. This exercise is just to see how well you know your behaviour.

Strengths Weaknesses

Make two columns with headings : Strengths and Weakness

You need to know what makes you tick...

Commitment? Persistence? Determination? Or Resilience?

GOALS/VISION

Goals: What do you want to achieve?

Tests: What are the obstacles?

Action: What steps will you make?

Ideas: What is possible?

Specific

Measureable

Achievable

Timed

Realistic

Balancing Act...

Social Life Priorities

University/School

Assignments/Exams

Work

Extra-Curricular Activities

Family/Friends

Management

Forming a vision

Planning the strategy to realize the

vision

Building teams and teamwork.

Delegation, motivation, and communication.

Cultivating the art of

leadership.

Building an innovative

organization.

Developing human

resources.

Hindu Youth Australia (HYA)

Lacked a vision Lacked commitment

Lacked determination Lacked team work

When HYA began a year ago...

HYA Today...

HYA and YOU!

Interested Members

Just turn up to our events!

Volunteer – Consistent participation with our events

Offer to start something fresh inline with HYA

Quality time spent in organising

Continue the great work until you get to the core

committee. DISCOVER

!UNITE! LEAD!

What are you going to get out of this?

Igniting the hidden potential!

Expanding your skills!

Enriching in the experience that HYA has to offer