Achieving goals…
“Imagine you will be having an ideal week. What 3 things will you be completing this week?”
“Imagine you will be having an ideal week. What 3 things will you be completing this week?”
“What is the biggest change you are willing to make today?”
“So, what do you need most from yourself today?”
As the health-care industry evolves at an ever-accelerating pace, health-care providers are faced with the challenge of transforming the way they work. They are treating more patients with fewer staff and resources. They must use standardized evidence-based practices while meeting the individual needs of the patient. They are expected to implement new technologies while maintaining the personal touch that is so important to patient care.
And they are striving to maintain stability in their organizations while embracing the change needed to move forward.
Their challenges involve reconciling “polarities” – two seemingly opposing values that can complement each other when applied in a balanced way.
And this is true in all industries and services market sector.
In any transaction that matters whether it’s between lovers, between parent and child, between salesman and client, between doctor and patient, between suspect and interrogator, between adversaries at an election, emotion is what we’re looking for.
Emotions tell us what matters.
Why do some people succeed at change while others fail? It’s the way they think! Transitional thinking is a way to create change by understanding, shaping, and reframing beliefs. What beliefs are stopping you right now?
You have a choice. You can create the world you want to live in, or live in a world created by others. If you are ready to start making changes … we can help!
Did you know that we can achieve more effective results when solutions are created, understood, and accepted by the people impacted?
Amazing things are all around us, but most people never find them. Why? Slow down, look around and I am sure you will find things to enjoy today. Be well.
These are foundational facilitation skills that help groups achieve amazing results.
Reply