Purpose is “the invisible leader”

Purpose is the unique contribution we make in the world. When individuals and organizations are guided by that contribution, they thrive. Being purposeful is a mindset and skill set we can learn.

People will copy what you do and how you do it but they can never copy why you are.

How to Lead with Purpose

Read

Learn how to discover, clarify, and deliver your reason for existence―your authentic purpose. Read “The Invisible Leader.”

Experience

Help your team discover and activate their purpose and learn the transformative skills to practice purposeful leadership through a keynote or workshop.

Create

Use this template to create your leadership purpose statement. Your purpose arises where your unique strengths make a unique impact.

Resources

Run a Book club

Use the guided questions to do a group reading and discussion of “The Invisible Leader” and see the power of purpose in action.

Companion Workbook

This workbook is an individual companion to “The Invisible Leader” and includes exercises that will help you “see” and state your purpose.

Inspiration

Read some of Zach’s research and insights on purposeful leadership

Connect People to a Bigger Purpose

Try “laddering,” a leadership skill and technique that helps people see how they and what they do connect to a bigger purpose.

Try a 7-Day Purpose Journal

Use this exercise for 7 days to uncover how your passions and talents make a unique impact.

Find Your Path to Purpose

Find where you and your organization are on the four phases of the “path to purpose” with this reflective exercise.

The Invisible Leader

Learn how to discover, clarify, and deliver your and your organization’s reason for existence―your authentic purpose.

Speaking

Learn how to be a purposeful leader.

Work with Zach to learn how to build a purposeful mindset and how to build a culture where everyone’s connected to “the invisible leader”— the bigger purpose.

Zach Mercurio Speaking to a crowd

“One of the best trainings we’ve ever had. Zach was engaging, relatable, and his teachings on purpose are so applicable to strengthening our everyday work experience and connecting our purpose to our mission. This is a training everyone should take.”

– The National Park Service