Three Dimensions of Expectation

Maxwell Leadership Podcast

John Maxwell

Education, Business

4.7 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 11 November 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

In this week's episode, John Maxwell shares the three dimensions of expectation: expectations that we have of ourselves, that we have of others, and that others have of us. More often than not, you won't get what you don't expect. That's why leaders need to set high and realistic expectations for themselves and others.

For the application portion of the episode, Mark Cole and Jason Brooks discuss the expectations they set for themselves and the importance of exceeding––not just meeting––the expectations others place on them.

Our BONUS resource for this episode is the Three Dimensions of Expectation Worksheet, which includes fill-in-the-blank notes from John's teaching. You can download the worksheet by visiting MaxwellPodcast.com/Expect and clicking "Download the Bonus Resource."

References:

Change Your World by John C. Maxwell

Developing the Leader Within You 2.0 by John C. Maxwell

Leadershift by John C. Maxwell

The John Maxwell Online Store

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey, welcome again to the John Maxxal Leadership Podcast. I was talking with Jason and Jake
0:11.6	today in studio and I want to remind you that our podcast listeners, our goal, our
0:17.1	desire is to always be adding value to you. In fact, that's our top value to value people,
0:25.4	our people of value that want to value people and we value you. And we hope that we add value to you.
0:32.1	In fact, I would love to get comments from you. If you go to maxwoldpodcast.com, you will be able to
0:40.1	leave us a comment and tell us what we're doing right. In fact, some of you may have a list of
0:45.4	things we should be doing better and maybe should stop doing all together. Our goal is to add
0:50.7	value to you. That's why today's lesson is so important. Some time ago, John was giving a small
0:57.0	lesson to a group of people over the phone. And as I heard this lesson, the audio wasn't great. It
1:04.8	wasn't John in studio like it is a lot of times when we come to the podcast. But the lessons and the
1:11.2	way he talked about the dimensions of expectation, I just knew that I knew that we needed to bring
1:18.8	this to you on the Maxwell Leadership Podcast. So you're getting ready to listen to John, you're
1:25.3	getting ready to listen into a conversation that John is having with some leaders about expectations.
1:32.9	If you'd like to print out the notes and follow along as usual, go to maxwoldpodcast.com
1:39.5	forward slash expect. You'll be able to click on the bonus resource button and there you'll find
1:46.4	the worksheet and you'll be able to follow along. Now today I'm joined with Jason Brooks. You know
1:51.8	Jason. We'd all love Jason. Jason is our executive vice president of content. Jason and I,
1:57.7	once John is done teaching, we're going to take a few minutes and we're going to break down how we
2:02.8	apply the three dimensions of expectations within the John Maxwell enterprise. So without further
2:09.3	ado, here is John Maxwell.
2:18.9	Tonight, I want to talk to you about expectations because as leaders, we have expectations for ourselves.
2:26.4	Now people, we've said expectations for our people and it's a great subject. And I went back
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