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LEADERSHIP AND SELF-DECEPTION<br />

LEADER’S GUIDE<br />

Tell one or two personal stories. Directions for developing your personal stories are included on<br />

page 48 of your Leader Materials.<br />

Ask for two or three volunteers to describe their own personal stories. Limit stories to two or<br />

three minutes each.<br />

If no one volunteers, simply move on.<br />

DEBRIEF PERSONAL STORIES (10 MINUTES)<br />

Slide #22. Lead a discussion about the personal stories:<br />

• What did the other person (or persons) think the problem was<br />

• How did the participant (the storyteller) contribute to the problem<br />

• What brought the storyteller to consider his or her own role in the problem<br />

• How did he or she resolve the situation<br />

ACTION PLAN: THE IDEAS APPLIED TO ME (10 MINUTES)<br />

We have covered quite a bit of ground in the last few hours.You, no<br />

doubt, have much to think about. But, we don’t want you simply to think<br />

about what you learned today.We want you to act on it <strong>and</strong> to carry it with<br />

you into the future.<br />

Direct participants to page 8 in their Workbook, Action Plan (see page 55 of your Leader<br />

Materials).<br />

Allow participants five minutes to work on their own action plans.<br />

Lead a group discussion on the action plans.<br />

OR<br />

Page 26

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