# Leadership: Self Help Guide To Build A High-Performance Team (A leadership guide on the art of fixing failing services)
## Introduction
- Purpose of the Book
- For new and experienced leaders
- Focus on simplicity and actionable advice
- Overview of the Three-Minute Coach Method
- No formal coaching skills required
- Importance of dedicating three minutes to connect with subordinates
## Part I: Foundations of Leadership
- Understanding Leadership
- What makes a great leader
- The role of empathy in leadership
- Building Trust
- Importance of trust in team dynamics
- Strategies for earning trust quickly
- Communication Skills
- Active listening techniques
- Clear and concise communication tips
## Part II: The Three-Minute Coach Method
- Core Principles of the Method
- Simplicity over complexity
- Focused, meaningful conversations
- Steps to Implement the Three-Minute Coach
- Step 1: Schedule three uninterrupted minutes
- Step 2: Ask open-ended questions
- Step 3: Listen actively and provide feedback
- Benefits of the Three-Minute Coach
- Boosts subordinate confidence
- Encourages self-reflection and growth
- Strengthens leader-subordinate relationships
## Part III: Fixing Failing Services
- Identifying the Root Causes of Failure
- Common pitfalls in service delivery
- Signs of a struggling team
- Strategies for Turning Things Around
- Prioritizing quick wins
- Empowering team members to take ownership
- Monitoring Progress
- Setting measurable goals
- Regular check-ins and feedback loops
## Part IV: Building a High-Performance Team
- Characteristics of High-Performance Teams
- Shared vision and purpose
- Strong collaboration and accountability
- Creating a Positive Team Culture
- Celebrating small victories
- Encouraging innovation and creativity
- Sustaining Momentum
- Avoiding burnout through balance
- Continuous learning and development opportunities
## Conclusion
- Recap of Key Takeaways
- Leadership is about connection, not control
- Small actions can lead to big changes
- Final Thoughts
- Encouragement to adopt the Three-Minute Coach method
- Reminder that leadership is a journey, not a destination