FALSE
PROMISES:
How hidden assumptions within industry
can sabotage process, buy-in and implementation.
Whether
you are a facilitator, a coach, an HR person, or a consultant, there
is one thing you all have in common – your job requires dealing
with people’s emotional beliefs and expectations.
Hidden within the business structures of today are false promises
– promises of safety, promises of loyalty, promises that if
you sell yourself for a paycheck, the reward will satisfy the rest
of your life.
As an outside expert, another false promise is that you are coming
in a perfectly balanced individual, able to complete often Herculean
tasks with no vulnerabilities. This puts a tremendous strain on
you as well as setting you up to fail in some way.
All process is simply a structure that channels energy towards a
specific outcome. The process must be flexible enough to adjust
to the culture of the people, and the purpose of the business. Processes
that are forced tend to lose the brightest and most creative people,
as they do not respond to “doing what they are told”.
So, in order to engage and retain the brightest and best people,
understanding HOW to move them through process can be invaluable.
In this workshop we are going to learn the following:
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How to identify when your own emotional buttons are being pushed.
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How to quickly return to neutral from a strong emotional reaction.
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Identifying and accurately interpreting emotional disturbances
in a group.
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How to engage your group immediately and establish trust.
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Identifying any false promises embedded in your task.
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How to teach your group to bring sacred energy back into the
organization.
This will be a powerful day of exciting and ground-breaking tools.
No matter what task you accept next, these tools will give you a
tremendous advantage in achieving the results you desire.
Date:
May 21, 2010
Location: The stunning Landmark Center in St. Paul, an environment
of elegance that supports your transformation with beauty and grace.
75 West 5th Street, St. Paul, MN 55101 Room 430, Chief Justice Room
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Time:
8:30 am: Registration
9:00 am: Workshop begins
12:30 pm Lunch (there is a cafe in the building)
1:30 pm Return to workshop
4:00 pm Close
Parking: The Lawson Ramp or the St. Paul Hotel
Cost: $175 (note: if we have more than 22 people the price will
drop to $150. If we have more than 31 people the price will drop
to $125)
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