By Pippa Grange
ISBN-10: 160649810X
ISBN-13: 9781606498101
ISBN-10: 1606498118
ISBN-13: 9781606498118
Moral management in activity: what is your ENDgame? is a realistic consultant on how you can navigate the complexities of moral management in game, spotting the expanding strain put on members and corporations in recreation to win and be exemplary position models.
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In Australia, it is not uncommon to be asked about your team before your school or profession. On the surface, it is an obvious place to feel a sense of connection and belonging. Each of these themes skim the surface on what the substance and meaning of sport is in Australia, and no doubt in many other places. I have barely even mentioned the sheer joy, exhilaration, and happiness that sport can bring to us, but if you need a reminder, just look at the face 16 ETHICAL LEADERSHIP IN SPORT of any participant: 6-year-old debutante, 50-year-old weekend warrior, Olympic medalist on the podium, or fervent, screaming armchair fan.
What is your minimal acceptable outcome? Acceptable to whom? Have you done anything to test these assumptions? Who’s responsibility is it to respond to/lead on this issue? What is the dilemma? What is at stake and for whom? What would your ideal outcome be? Are you making any assumptions? What is the context of the story? “Doing” Ethics 39 40 ETHICAL LEADERSHIP IN SPORT “island of enlightenment,” where people are clear and at peace with all of their choices in life all of the time. Instead you are a traveler, a journeyman or woman, on the “isthmus of doubt,” on uneasy but rewarding terrain, and importantly, carving a path for those who choose to follow.
Thinking about who you are being and what you are doing can ultimately sharpen your focus and create useful habits. This reflection needs to go hand-inhand with an understanding of what you are dealing with in terms of the ethical content of situations. Put the two together and you are well on your way to getting a handle on ethics. There is a small amount of bad news at this point. ” Well, once you accept the responsibility of being an ethical leader, you also have to accept the cost. This includes forgoing both the naivety that allowed you to justify, distort, rationalize, and even moralize previously, and alas, the comfort of certainty on many occasions.
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