The Kairos Model

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Knowing when to make the right decision needs more than just having information, it requires a confidence, a toughness of mind, and an unshakable desire to carry out the decision.

 Timing is the creator of good leaders, and undertaker of the bad ones. The leader needs the timing of a decision to be perfect, in order to drive the vision forward. There are few skills as critical as timing to the ongoing development and existence of a leader.

In times past, leaders where left to haphazardly discover the value of a well timed move, and to practice it like a blind man throwing darts at a target he has never seen. 

The "timing model" in the U49 Leadership System, KAIROS, let's leaders learn decision making with a "safety net" in place. The kairos model divides vision achievement into nine key decision "moments," helping the leader pick the right time to make a decision in the vision's favour. The kairos model plots the vision's position on a "timing map," allowing the leader to observe the progress from an objective viewpoint, enabling clear headed review and effective decision making.

 The kairos model is a simple diagram that can be used by anyone seeking help to achieve a goal, a dream, or a vision of any description. It offers guidance to help you recognise exactly where you are in the process, taking the guess work out of what type of decision needs to be made in the moment.

 The U49's kairos model offers you the tool to keep your vision on track, making success inevitable. This unique model that forms a third of the U49 Leadership System is currently only available from OAK Training.

 Drop your email address in the comments if you would like to know more about how the Kairos Model can help make your dream come true.

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