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- 1. RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays aff Rediscover Their Flow Th
- 3. What Will We Cover • Defining Play & Flow • Why Is Getting Your Staff In Flow Important • Rediscover Your Play Values • Identify New Ways To Play To Tap Into Your Flow State RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 7. • Play (No Business Plan) • Intuition (Picked Fun People) • Prioritized people over profit • Followed Our Curiosity • Focused On Inspiring Staff Built The Largest LEGO-Inspired STEM Organization In The U.S. RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 8. What Is Play? Play Is Any Joyful Act That Has No Specific Purpose or Result… Where You Are Fully Immersed In The Moment RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 9. What Is Play? Play Is Any Joyful Act That Has No Specific Purpose or Result… Where You Are Fully Immersed In The Moment Play Is The Opposite of Perfection. Play is rooted in curiosity, experimentation, a sense of wonder. RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 13. Learn By Playing What Was Your Favorite Way To Play As A Kid? Why Did you Love to Play In That Way? RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 14. What Just Happened? • Connect To Joyful, Nostalgic Memories • Build Connections Through Storytelling • Build Upon The Shared Experience • Learn/Relearn About Themselves RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 15. D O S E RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 16. Dr. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi What Is Flow? RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 19. What Is Your Staff’s Zone of Genius? What is the work they do where they forget about time? What is the work they’d do even if they weren’t get paid for it? RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 20. Tap Into Your Flow Play Experiment RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 21. LET’S PLAY • Share play values with your breakout group • The group will brainstorm ideas based on your play values • You will just listen and write down all ideas • Go For 3 Minutes, Thank Them, & Switch FILL YOUR IDEA PIÑATA Tap Into Your Flow Play Experiment RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 22. Tap Into Your Flow Play Experiment RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 23. Tap Into Your Flow Play Experiment RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 24. MORE PLAY! • Choose your favorite idea that is exciting & doable • Pick a play buddy to help you make this a reality • Text/email that person right now GATHER YOUR PLAY IDEAS Tap Into Your Flow Play Experiment RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 25. Rediscover Your Flow Recap • Flow Increases Productivity, Retention & Sense of Belonging • Use Your Play Values To Tap Into Your Flow • Ask Staff: What Is Your Zone of Genius? RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm @jeffharryplays
- 26. Let’s Help Your Staff Rediscover Their Flow RediscoverYourPlay.com/tcshrm jeff@rediscoveryourplay.com @jeffharryplays
Editor's Notes
- Thank You Close your eyes. Think about where you were on the beginning of Thursday. Think about the random, serendipitous path that brought you here to this room today. Don’t open your eyes yet, but when you do, the first person you lock eyes with will be your partner today. Consider it the universe saying this is who you are going on this journey with today. Drawing Game Which time was more difficult? The first time when you could see or the second time with your eyes closed? Why the second time? Why were you able to let go of judgement? The first way comes from a place of self judgement and self criticism. Feeling like you have to apologize for simply being you. You thought you had to be perfect. What I want you to embrace today is the second lens where you let go of judgement. Let go of results. Treat this workshop like we’re playing.
- Thank You Close your eyes. Think about where you were on the beginning of Thursday. Think about the random, serendipitous path that brought you here to this room today. Don’t open your eyes yet, but when you do, the first person you lock eyes with will be your partner today. Consider it the universe saying this is who you are going on this journey with today. Drawing Game Which time was more difficult? The first time when you could see or the second time with your eyes closed? Why the second time? Why were you able to let go of judgement? The first way comes from a place of self judgement and self criticism. Feeling like you have to apologize for simply being you. You thought you had to be perfect. What I want you to embrace today is the second lens where you let go of judgement. Let go of results. Treat this workshop like we’re playing.
- Ground rules: **DISCLAIMER: be present and enjoy** The more you play, the more you'll get out of this My story is about getting what you think you want, and it was not what we expected/actually wanted. But when I pursued the fun aspects of what I enjoyed doing as a kid, with no idea where it was going to go, similar to your drawings, trusting and enjoying the process, and it created something amazing that you never thought was possible. So, today we are going to explore what is the type of play that we loved to do as a kid and how does that tie into what we loved to do now, and why that's a helpful thing to consider And when I dove back into the idea of what I loved as a kid, that provide such a different more playful perspective and opened up so many more possibilities. Note the Travel Analogy, travel-mindset, play-oriented mindset, process-oriented mindset…Why not take that fun approach where we enjoy the ride.
- Why is flow important or helpful ----> In order to get into flow, we are encouraging to embrace the play-oriented, travel oriented mindset, because when you travel, you are open to all these possibilities, saying “yes, and”. By us embracing this mindset, it allowed us to be open to opportunities that were on less on the results oriented path and so much more fun.