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This document discusses creating self-organizing teams using an inclusive wellness framework. A self-organizing team finds its own work and manages responsibilities without a manager assigning tasks. As a leader, your role is to enable and shape the self-organizing team culture. Applying an inclusive wellness framework makes a huge difference in outcomes. The framework focuses on effective mental hygiene practices and individual/group mental health to enhance outcomes and lay a strong foundation for self-organizing teams. The document proposes adopting this framework using a 3A's model of change - educating teams on the approach through awareness sessions, allowing acknowledgment of its benefits, and taking interested teams through 5 weeks of adoption exercises.
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The document discusses an inclusive wellness framework that takes an integrated approach to mental, physical, economic, and social health challenges. It acknowledges that these areas are interlinked and improving awareness across all domains can enhance one's ability to respond to life's challenges. The framework uses a 3A model of change - awareness, acknowledgement, and adoption. It involves initial awareness sessions, follow ups to acknowledge connections, and multiple adoption sessions over weeks to support practicing new approaches to health goals. Practitioners reported feeling more conscious, enjoying life more, and having increased focus after initial mental hygiene practices.
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- 3. We as a leader respond to the needs of our environment with our earnest effort, however the outcomes vary. What then truly differentiates the outcome? Application of Inclusive Wellness framework makes the huge difference. The framework assumes that at the root of all our efforts to respond as a leader, there lies effective implementation of our mental hygiene practices and resulting indiviual & group mental health. As we enhance our focus on it across indiviuals & teams, the overall outcomes lays the strong foundation for self- organizing teams.
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- 6. Sounds Interesting? Reach out to your inclusive wellness life coach for more details at: +91 9740980776 ; lifecoachpraveen@gmail.com