Louise Elliott, Founder of CareerPowerShift, LLC, is a leadership coach who works with successful leaders to discover their uniqueness, tribe, and cause so that they can impact their families, workplace, communities, and beyond.
Louise’s technology centered career spans twenty-seven years. It included significant projects in technology acquisition, solution design, full system transformation and integration, project planning and management, marketing, application development, testing, Q/A, digital analytics and launching initiatives that had significant bottom line impact. She’s held many leadership positions in management, led governance, implemented change, empowered others, and fought for her team while jumping on grenades when necessary. Louise has seen 100s of scenarios and led teams through the gnarliest of challenges.
Louise is hugely committed to the success and growth of others with strong compassion. Her innovative and honest style brings energizing perspective for professional career growth through workshops, keynote speaking, and individual/team coaching. Louise was on track to be a technology executive of a Fortune 100 financial institution, when her passion for accelerating the success of her colleagues led her to leave her position and dedicate her life to the success and growth of others.
Louise’s vocational shift has enabled her to lead and coach 100s through career upgrades and shifts. Louise now pursues energizing and motivating people to discover the joy within and to realize true success. It is Louise’s dedication to embrace the fuel inside you that is greater than any obstacle. She is passionate about empowering individuals to overcome their self-limiting obstacles through self-investment strategies to achieve career success. Whether you are an individual, a manager, or an executive, Louise can help you to overcome struggles and gain clarity in your career path.
At Career Power Shift, Louise offers leadership and career development programs, which help to enhance an individual’s value. Workshops and coaching services build on communication, leadership, and personal growth. Louise has a BS in Management Information Systems and currently pursuing an MA in Industrial Organizational Psychology. She is a Certified Coach, Trainer, & Speaker, a Member of The John Maxwell Team, Founding Partner on The Deeper Path Team, & a certified Dream Job Coach.
Business Contact Email: LouiseElliott@CareerPowerShift.com
Business Website: http://www.CareerPowerShift.com
4. EVERY SUCCESSFUL ORGANIZATION NEEDS:
• great products,
But, the most important ingredient is
GREAT LEADERS.
• great customers
• great employees
5. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A LEADER?
ALL GREAT LEADERS have:
Q.U.A.L.I.T.Y.
6. EFFECTIVE LEADERS ASK QUESTIONS:
QUESTION
What are the organization’s
mission and goals?
What constitutes
performance and results in
this organization?
7. GREAT LEADERS HAVE GREAT TEAMS:
UNITE
RALLY people to reinforce the
vision and goals.
LEADERS team up for success.
8. GREAT LEADERS HAVE GREAT ATTITUDES:
ATTITUDE
Your ATTITUDE will determine if
something is a burden or a
blessing. "People can alter
their lives by
altering their
attitudes.“
~William James
9. GREAT LEADERS ARE LIFETIME LEARNERS:
LEARN
“There is only one corner of the universe
where you can be certain of improving, and
that's your own self.” ~Aldous Huxley
“I have no special talents, I
am only passionately curious”
~ Albert Eistein
10. GREAT LEADERS INFLUENCE OTHERS TO:
INFLUENCE
Dream more
Learn more
Become more
Do more
“A man leaves all kinds of footprints when he
walks through life” ~ Margaret Lee Runbeck
11. GREAT LEADERS ARE TRUSTWORTHY
TRUSTWORTHY
You do what you say you’re
going to do
You have grace under fire
You set realistic targets and
offer assistance
Let go of control when
warranted
12. GREAT LEADERS STRONGLY DESIRE TO:
YEARN
Continue thinking, learning,
growing, developing,
expanding
Keep challenging themselves
“I have no special talents, I am only
passionately curious” ~ Albert Eistein
13. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A LEADER?
ALL GREAT LEADERS have:
Q.U.A.L.I.T.Y.
14. THE JOURNEY
“3 things are extremely hard:
Steel, Diamonds, & knowing
one’s self.” ~Benjamin Franklin
16. THE POWER OF P.I.E:
• PERFORMANCE
• IMAGE
• EXPOSURE IMAGE
(How Others
See You)
EXPOSURE
(Who Knows You)
PERFORMANCE
(The Foundation
for Success)
17. PERFORMANCE
Do you have consistent performance
in any role that you play/played?
Do you always give it your all?
Do you handle constructive feedback
and act upon it?
Are you a team player?
Can you influence others?
Are you results driven?
18. THE POWER OF P.I.E:
Performance
Performance is a direct reflection of you.
Bragging and complaining are not the marks of winners.
Take compliments and praise with grace.
Seek to improve the performance of others and the organization.
Their success will wear on you.
Performance of task and people interaction affect your performance.
How you deliver is as important as what you deliver.
Welcome performance reviews as a chance to improve.
Share information and help others. They will not forget.
If you are not thorough and detailed, get someone to help. Pay
attention to the details.
19. IMAGE
What would others say about
you?
Do others know your role and
what you have to offer
Are you a role model
20. THE POWER OF P.I.E:
Image
Dress for the position you want, not the position you have.
Model yourself after someone that is successful and you
admire/respect.
Act as if you belong, even if you feel you don’t.
Attitude is important. Have an outreach attitude to make others
feel comfortable. Maintain a calm, can-do attitude.
21. EXPOSURE
Do you have a mentor?
Who do you know? Who knows
you?
Do others respect you; do you
respect others?
22. THE POWER OF P.I.E:
Exposure
Think long-term relationships.
Treat everyone well because everyone deserves respect.
Keep confidentiality. You will become a trusted advisor.
Volunteer to present team results. Public speaking is an excellent opportunity
for exposure.
Volunteer to become more involved, especially cross-organizational projects.
Bring learning back to the organization.
Show up at organizational events, even if they cost money. It’s an investment
in your career.
Just because someone doesn’t have a position of power, don’t assume
exposure is not critical. That individual may have the ear of a person in
power.
23. THE POWER OF P.I.E:
CareerProgression
Time
P
I
E
24. THE POWER OF P.I.E:
Potential
ActionResults
Believe