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Leadership shows fastest when the usual tools are taken away. These 5 folders each work a different part of it: order a room by birthday without talking or writing (Silent Lineup), sort what a leader owns into keep / hand off / clarify (The Delegation Map), face the gap between how you lead and how it's received (The Leader Checkup), make decision rights explicit before the fight (The Decision Rights Map), and rotate who runs the room (Rotate the Lead). Each runs 10–30 minutes with printed props — no account, no projector.

Silent Lineup Listed Assessment Line up by birthday — no talking, no writing. Leadership without words: who moves first, who makes themselves legible, who unsticks the jam. 8–20 people 10 min offline no props leadership The Delegation Map Listed Sort a leader's whole plate into three zones and circle one real hand-off — owner, support, review date. A hand-off without support is a dump. Printable cards. 4–10 people 25 min offline + online print props leadership The Leader Checkup Listed The team gives upward feedback — keep doing / blocking / one ask — and the leader listens without defending, then commits to one change. Printable cards. 3–10 people 25 min offline + online print props leadership The Decision Rights Map Listed Name exactly one decider per decision, separate consulted from informed, find the ambiguous ones, and reassign one. Printable cards. 4–10 people 25 min offline + online print props leadership Rotate the Lead Listed On a real task the lead rotates every ~4 minutes; each handover restates goal, done, next before directing. Printable cards. 8–16 people 25 min offline + online print props leadership

fitting this into a 90-minute session

Leadership exercises only pay off against a baseline. Run the self-assessment before the session and the same items after it, so the conversation is about a delta the room produced itself rather than about opinions.
One folder is not an agenda. Fit it into the five-block shape in How to design a 90-minute workshop: wake them, run something real, protect the energy, run it deeper, send them out with a date on paper.
Compare by the room, not the category. The scenario shelves say what survives a video call, a 15-minute slot or twenty people: Quick & short, Remote-friendly, Large group.
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paper first, optional after

Every folder above prints and runs with markers only — no account, no projector. If you want the same measure as a live form, or answers on the room's big screen, each folder page carries an optional section for it: FormLM builds the online pre/post, QRCard-AI runs the scan-and-display half. Neither is required to use what you downloaded.