Activate your Leadership Super Powers - Cher Cunningham Coaching

You Deserve a Community Leadership Role filled with:

Passion
Energy
Connection
Impact

This quiz helps you identify where you are now – areas you already excel and those missing pieces that, when activated, will leverage your resources, multiply your impact, and make everything so much easier. Activated leadership allows you to lead from where you are and make the difference you want to see in your community, organization, business or tribe.

Your real super power is something that you do so easily and effortlessly that you may not even value it! have you identified yours? (If not, drop me an email and I will send you the worksheet! We should all know our superpowers.)

How do you activate and leverage your Leadership Super Power once you have found it?

Explore where you are now in the 3 pillars of Leadership Super Powers:

Clear Vision

All velocity and action derive from the certainty of have a solid short term and long term vision. In fact you may find that what you thought was a habit of procrastination on your part evaporates with the addition of clarity.

Leadership Mindset

Your Mindset determines the behaviours that you are able to perform. And your behaviours determine your results. It is as simple as that.

Showing up each day with a mindset of unshakeable confidence, trust, connection and possibility (in a reliable and predictable way) unleashes your leadership super power.

Powerful Communication

Sharing your vision through inspiring communication is the key to building teams, getting buy-in, attracting public relations coverage, generating likes and shares on social media…

From sales conversations to public speaking, communication is a skill that can be taught and coached to anyone in order for you to achieve a powerful level of competence and confidence.

Building consensus, creative brainstorming, compromise, negotiation, inspiration, sales, fundraising… all communication skills that can be nurtured.

Identify which of the Three Pillars of Leadership Excellence that you can start leveraging today. This quiz will take about 10 minutes. Honestly, evaluate each question from where you really are, not where you would like to be. This information is just for you.

At the end of this quiz you will see which pillar you are already awesome at – that may be the one you leverage to expand and grow first, and which one is your lowest rating – that may be the one you decide to clean up and build up first to make a real difference.

You get to choose.

Each pillar has a resource that you can download and use today to strengthen and transform your leadership impact right away.

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Great work! Assessing where we you now, is key to knowing where you want to be – and being able to get new results in your life.

Review your scores across the three categories and choose your next step now – just click to access your instant download page.

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Question 1 of 33

1. Question

Category: Clear Vision

Evaluate the statement, “I have a robust 3-year vision for my leadership role / organization.”

Less True 1 2 3 4 5 More True

Question 2 of 33

2. Question

Category: Clear Vision

As you set Goals for the coming year and quarter, do they reflect aspects of your long-term vision?

Yes

No

Question 3 of 33

3. Question

Category: Clear Vision

Do you ensure that your top 2 or 3 priorities have tasks achieved toward them each day?

Yes – this way my goals almost seem to achieve themselves.

Sometimes

Rarely

Never – this is first I have heard of this concept

Question 4 of 33

4. Question

Category: Clear Vision

Is the creation of your vision and values a process that you shared with all stakeholders?

Yes

No

Question 5 of 33

5. Question

Category: Clear Vision

Do you have a clear understanding of the behaviours that demonstrate that you are living your vision and values in your organization?

Yes! Clear behaviours that we track and review on an ongoing basis and use for feedback.

I know what behaviours I am looking for, but I am unsure how consistent we are.

I just have a feel for if we are on track.

I didn't know that an organization could design a "vision and values tracker".

Question 6 of 33

6. Question

Category: Clear Vision

I have a set of written processes for use with clients to ensure that we are living our vision consistently with each person.

Yes

No

Question 7 of 33

7. Question

Category: Clear Vision

Our decision-making follows a process that considers how each issue or opportunity can bring us closer to our three-year vision.

Always

Sometimes

Never

Question 8 of 33

8. Question

Category: Clear Vision

Our vision is clearly displayed and shared in a visual format throughout the building and our media.

Yes, it is everywhere – on posters, cards, email, website, social, you name it.

Sporadically – it is on our brochure and external marketing.

Um, I think we have a page on our website that we put up a few years ago.

No, I am not even sure what our vision or mission are.

Question 9 of 33

9. Question

Category: Clear Vision

The why behind the work I do in this organization is:

So powerful it has me leaping out of bed before the alarm and fired up each day.

Something that I turn to on tough days.

Pretty vague, I haven't really written it down.

What? I ask myself "why" every day as I hit the snooze button.

Question 10 of 33

10. Question

Category: Mindset

When you think about how you approach your work with confidence do you:

Deliberately "put on" a peak state of confidence – it is there when you need it.

Feel very confident when you are in the "right mode".

Feel confident when you am doing the tasks you are comfortable with and wish you could be more confident in all facets of your work.

Feel triggered by anxiety several times a day (or at a constant simmer).

Question 11 of 33

11. Question

Category: Mindset

Your approach to new roles:

I tell myself that it is okay that I do not yet know how to do this-thing-I-have-never-done. I can learn these new skills and there will be mentors to help.

I say I can figure this out myself – there will be manuals and youtube videos that show the way.

I just dive in. I am a hands-on learner and manuals are for the weak.

I find myself procrastinating and making excuses.

I work very hard… to get someone else to do the task.

Question 12 of 33

12. Question

Category: Mindset

When it comes to control over your work:

I pride myself on my ability to put out fires and be there for 'emergencies'.

I block off my time and shut out distractions to get the big things done.

I have a plan that I respect that covers my priorities, but I also have the flexibility to change when the unexpected happens (and still feel a sense of control).

The constant interruptions frustrate me and hijack my day.

Question 13 of 33

13. Question

Category: Mindset

When you consider a work day that is filled with difficult clients and overflowing with work, how do you talk to yourself?

Why does this always happen to me? I can't handle days like this.

Oh well, I can never get everything done anyway.

I will choose to focus on the boundaries I have for appointment length, process, and priorities and work with compassion and self-respect.

I am responsible for my efforts, not the results that the client receives.

I hate this job. It is killing me.

Question 14 of 33

14. Question

Category: Mindset

How do you feel about your responsibilities in your new role?

Excited to grow into the opportunity and openly seeking mentors and support.

Scared that I will screw up and I feel over my head much of the time (while knowing "that is normal" at first).

Feel like any day someone is going to figure out I am not qualified for this role.

Find myself relying on baffling with BS and faking expertise.

Question 15 of 33

15. Question

Category: Mindset

What is the story you tell yourself when things go wrong in a new task? Duty? Skill?

I can seek out ways to become better at this – read the manual, ask for support.

I tell myself I am just not good at this.

I find myself angry that someone asked me to do something outside my abilities.

I find myself blaming someone else, the software, the process, the system…

Question 16 of 33

16. Question

Category: Mindset

How does gratitude show up in your day?

I follow a daily ritual of gratitude meditation and easily fill the list.

I tell myself "this too shall pass".

I journal about my day in the evening usually and often find something to be happy about.

I feel that the Attitude of Gratitude is a weak, Pollyanna attitude of inaction.

Question 17 of 33

17. Question

Category: Mindset

When you complete a significant task, what next?

There are no significant tasks, just things to be done.

I check it off the list and move on.

I check it off with gusto (if it wasn't on the list I write it in just so I can check it off with gusto)! Then I take a short break to celebrate.

I celebrate and share my success with others – I accept their compliments.

I take the rest of the day (or week) off to celebrate.

Question 18 of 33

18. Question

Category: Mindset

As you think about your feelings about your work, how fulfilling is it?

Numb and Empty 1 2 3 4 5 Energizing and Fulfilling

Question 19 of 33

19. Question

Category: Mindset

As you consider the resources you have (strength, confidence, reliability, steadfast, ethical, bold, courageous, compassionate, kind, generous, grateful, calm, resilient) how do you think you measure up?

Some days I am at my best and "resourced" fully – but those days seem few and far between.

Sometimes I think I am weak or broken – others seem to have it so easy.

When I need to "bring it" I know I can count on me.

I am living my bliss and a current of joy and energy runs through my life most of the time.

Question 20 of 33

20. Question

Category: Mindset

When I look at the results I am achieving in my life and organization I notice:

I feel like I am 10 years behind. One step forward, two steps back.

I am right on track and ready to accelerate.

I have been exceeding my targets.

What do mean? These results are my fault?

Question 21 of 33

21. Question

Category: Communication

If I had to describe the benefits or my organization right this second:

I could easily and clearly express this in 30-60 seconds in a powerful way and with confidence – and illustrate with a short client success story.

I would like to take a couple of minutes to think about this. Can I just read you our mission statement?

I hate it when I have to introduce myself at networking events – I get so anxious.

I really don't have an elevator pitch at all. I have nothing written in hopes that will prevent me from having to ever speak in public.

Question 22 of 33

22. Question

Category: Communication

When it comes time for money to change hands, how hard is it for you to make the ask?

So Hard! I avoid it as long as I can. a b c Easy – money is a flow of value and energy.

Question 23 of 33

23. Question

Category: Communication

When I consider how I run meetings, the following is closest to true.

Meetings are a necessary evil – I worry about that one person who hijacks the agenda and I like to get through them as fast as possible.

I use meetings as a good way to provide training and download information.

Meetings allow us to really connect and build consensus.

Different meetings have different purposes. I run mine with agendas, respectful and inclusive collaboration, clear actions/outcomes and open communication about progress.

Question 24 of 33

24. Question

Category: Communication

I know how to create conversations that build trust.

Yes, I value these conversations and build them easily and naturally.

Maybe?

No, this is such a struggle.

Question 25 of 33

25. Question

Category: Communication

Select an honest assessment of how you feel about public speaking.

More Anxious 1 2 3 4 5 More Confident

Question 26 of 33

26. Question

Category: Communication

I understand how to tell all 3 “acts” of the storytelling arc to make my organization relatable.

Yes

No

Question 27 of 33

27. Question

Category: Communication

I have stories that bring to life all three aspects of the organization: partners, clients, referral network.

Absolutely – different stories motivate different stakeholders. I can share those with you today!

This is the first time I have heard of this concept and something I am going to explore.

I have solid statistics and features. I don't need stories.

Question 28 of 33

28. Question

Category: Communication

When you follow up on instructions do you find:

People understood clearly what I was expecting and the criteria and timelines.

People seem to go off on tangents or stall in carrying out instructions.

Nothing has happened and people say that they did not realize there was something they were expected to do.

Things are completed but not the way I expected.

Question 29 of 33

29. Question

Category: Communication

I know how to use emotion and purpose to inspire action and cooperation.

Less true 1 2 3 4 5 More true

Question 30 of 33

30. Question

Category: Communication

When it comes to crafting sound bites for public relations, which of these is true?

I just wing it and let the reporter or audience decide what is important.

I proactively set an outcome for every speaking opportunity.

I write out 10 second and 30 second version of my core point as sound bites – I try to ensure the longer version includes the action or change I want to see happen.

I really need to start thinking about public relations.

Question 31 of 33

31. Question

Category: Mindset

How have you made investing time money and energy into personal development a part of your life in the past year?

I try to be the best person I can.

I read books on personal development sometimes but I don't feel like the information is transforming me in the way that it promises.

I invest 10% of my income and 10% of each day on developing myself. I have a daily, weekly, monthly and yearly set of activities that I regularly complete to keep getting better.

I have attended weekend or 5-day seminars that promise growth and experience some change, but it is hard to live the changes when I get back to "real life".

Question 32 of 33

32. Question

Category: Mindset

When you think of the past year, or month, or week. What has been your attitude toward learning?

You know what they say, you learn something new every day, so I am probably learning.

I enjoy learning and go to any training that is convenient and free or inexpensive. The experience I gain each day helps my learning deepen.

I have a flexible plan of what I am learning and invest a consistent percentage of my time and money into continuing education. I stay on track while being open to discovering new skills and knowledge that fit.

I am already done my education. I have a degree, I don't need anything else.

Question 33 of 33

33. Question

Category: Communication

When you think of how you prepare to speak in front of a group or on media, which of the following best applies?

I try not to think about it in advance, I just wing it (and tell myself it will sound more natural that way).

I think about why am I speaking and write out my presentations word for word, memorize them but bring my notes in case I go blank.

I plan the outcomes desired from each opportunity – from that it is easy to write some key pieces: stories and sound bites. I practice a few times and then I bring my bullet points along.

I work with a coach to create powerful pieces with a variety of purposes: inspiration, connection and action. I practice the intro and powerful confusion word for word and work from 3 key points to flesh out the rest. I work in deliberate gestures, vocal variety, appeals to emotion, pauses and emphasis to carry my audience through.