Change Agent v. Pawn Leader

Image by: erix!

To be an "agent of change" is a difficult thing to say the least.  One must have a vision of what the change that you want to impart on your organization, and be working for the good of the organization.  One may need to go incognito to try something new.  Then one must have the drive and charisma to get others in your organization to buy into the change that you want to see happen.  Lastly one must not get discouraged when they hear "NO!" from the heads of the organization.

I very much desire to be a change agent where I work.  I see the ability for new technologies to make people more efficient, and make learning easier and more interactive for the students.  All too often when I approach leadership with a new or different approach to how we do things and what technologies we allow I am given a resounding "NO!" before any thought is put into what I may be asking.  I have to press through and rally the other pawns around me to help in my cause. (I will get into more specifics later.)

Pawn Leadership is being a change agent.  Pawns march forward only and they work for the good of the whole organization.

What is your story of being a Pawn Leader?

Pawn Leadership

Pawn leadership is leading from the front and often bringing the folks that have all the power along kicking and screaming. I have been thinking about writing this for a while. My vision for this blog is a place where people can share their stories of leading from the front. We may have triumphs and failures, but we all have stories to share.