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11. Jon Kabat-Zinn
Professor of Medicine Emeritus
Stress Reduction Clinic
Center for Mindfulness in Medicine,Healthcare and Society
University of Massachusetts
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
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13. organizational mindfulness
SELF : You need to manage your energy …..lots of sources: your family,
exercise, your spiritual well-being... we had a family meeting every week—the
family BPR ["Business Plan Review"]—where we reviewed what we needed to
do and the support required to get us through the week.
Alan Mulally
Former President & CEO
Ford Motor Company
TEAM : BPR ["Business Plan Review"]—meeting with Ford's executives every
Thursday at 7 a.m. in the "Thunderbird Room" at Ford's headquarters. He keeps
problems & progress front of mind.
ORGANISATION : At a "town meeting" of 100 information technology staffers in
February 2007, Mulally said, "We have been going out of business for 40 years",
and repeated his message to other employee groups.
PHILOSOPHY : Mindful of Problems and Manage your energy to solve them.
24. I JUST THINK A FUTURE IN
WHICH ANYONE CAN
SHOOT STUFF INTO SPACE
IS MORE EXCITING THAN
ONE WHICH ONLY THE
GOVERNMENT CAN.
NARRATIVE 22
MOVE EARLY TO THE NEXT BATTLEGROUND
33. “HEAVIER THAN AIR FLYING MACHINES ARE IMPOSSIBLE.”
LORD KELVIN, ROYAL SOCIETY, 1895
“THERE IS NO REASON FOR ANY INDIVIDUAL TO AHAVE A COMPUTER IN THEIR HOME.”
KEN OLSEN, DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, 1977
“THE PHONOGRAPH… IS NOT OF ANY COMMERCIAL VALUE.”
THOMAS EDISON, 1880
“THERE IS NO LIKELIHOOD MAN CAN EVER TAP THE POWER OF THE ATOM.”
ROBERT MILLIKAN, NOBEL PRIZE IN PHYSICS, 1923
“WHO THE HELL WANTS TO HEAR ACTORS TALK?”
HARRY WARNER, WARNER BROTHERS PICTURES, 1927
34.
35. OPTION NARROWING
LAY OUT OPTIONS, APPLY
DATA, ARRIVE AT THE
OPTIMAL OPTION
RULES
TWO STANDARD APPROACHES
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4. Goibjhkal dgs
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FOLLOW PROVEN RULES
FOR BEST PRACTICE
36. DISSECT
CHOOSE DIFFERENT
LEVERAGE POINTS
EXPAND
GENERATE MORE
POTENTIAL
STRATEGIES
ANALYZE
CHOOSE DISRUPTIVE
STRATEGIES
SELL
DECIDE HOW TO
COMMUNICATE
STRATEGY
IMAGINE
DEFINE OUR VISION
AND GOALS; OUR
CHALLENGES
OBJECTIVES
THE IDEAS FRAMEWORK
41. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
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OM GROUP INC
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VORNADO REALTY TRUST
WFTHERSPOON
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42. NARRATIVES TO FIND A FOURTH OPTION
NARRATIVE 10
LOCK UP RESOURCES
NARRATIVE 11
CAPTIVE CUSTOMERS
BUILD ECONOMIES OF SCALE
BEAT THE COMPETITION
NARRATIVE 22
MOVE EARLY TO THE NEXT BATTLEGROUND
NARRATIVE 34
COORDINATE THE UNCOORDINATED
NARRATIVE 7
FORCE A TWO-FRONT BATTLE
NARRATIVE 32
CREATE SOMETHING OUT OF NOTHING
NARRATIVE 33
BE GOOD
OUTTHINK THE COMPETITION
NARRATIVE 27
44. NARRATIVE 7
FORCE A TWO-FRONT BATTLE
IN 3 MINUTES WE CAN DECIDE IF
WE WANT TO GIVE YOU MONEY,
HOW MUCH WE WANT TO GIVE.
WITHIN 2 SECONDS THE MONEY
WILL BE IN YOUR ACCOUNT. AND
ZERO PEOPLE TOUCH. SO WE
CALL IT 3-2-0.
54. 58
Discussion in pairs 5 minutes
• What insights did you draw from this session?
• What filters will you choose to soften, replace or remove?
• How has this session helped you with being more mindful
about your cultural awareness?
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ForCompany Sustainability Agility Tracking
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Easy for employees to fit into their busy schedule and digest. Drip-feeding
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65. The Shifting Learning Landscape
Challenge your learning filters …
Actionable Platform
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66. Better Engagement.
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The ROI
of Better
Conversations.
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Better Conversations.
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“Our work,
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SUSAN SCOTT, AUTHOR OF
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Organisations with top-quartile teams in employee engagement have:
10%HIGHER
CUSTOMER
METRICS
20%HIGHER
PRODUCTIVITY
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ABSENTEEISM
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