Leadership coach Allie Jones from Iowa explores how Patrick Lencioni’s Six Types of Working Genius can transform how teams function and thrive. We discuss how aligning people with their natural “genius zones” fuels engagement, impact, and joy at work.
Allie breaks down the six types — from ideation to implementation — and how knowing where you thrive (and where you struggle) can change the way you lead, collaborate, and create results.
The Working Genius Framework is not just a self-awareness tool, but a practical roadmap for team harmony and productivity. Allie explains how many teams over-index on certain types of genius while neglecting others, which can lead to frustration and stalled execution.
Allie gives tangible examples of how leaders can rebalance teams, tailor job descriptions, and rethink hiring by identifying which geniuses are missing from the mix.
Her takeaway is powerful: well-rounded teams outperform well-rounded individuals every time.
About Allie Jones:
Allie Jones from Iowa is a leadership coach, facilitator, and strategic consultant with a background in education and over seven years of experience as a business owner.
She is the founder of Allie Jones Consulting, where she works with mission-driven leaders and organizations to foster intentional growth through coaching, group facilitation, and professional development.
A former third-grade teacher in Kansas City, Allie transitioned into marketing and grew her freelance business into Illuminated Marketing, a boutique agency serving nonprofits, community organizations, and small businesses nationwide. Her experience spans brand strategy, organizational development, and team dynamics.
Allie is a certified Enneagram and Working Genius coach and brings a strengths-based, human-centered approach to everything she does. Her work is grounded in clarity, effectiveness, and helping people thrive—at work and in life.
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