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- 1. Welcome to the Take Control of your Life or Someone (or Something) Else Will! Workshop 1/9/2012 Revision 1 © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 2. Control • To exercise restraint or direction over; dominate; command. • To hold in check; curb: to control a horse; to control one's emotions. • To eliminate or prevent the flourishing or spread of: to control a forest fire. Do you always feel in Control of your life? If we are not in control, who or what is? © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 3. Intentional Definition: Intentional Deliberate: by conscious design or purpose Designed: done, made, or performed with purpose and intent “With and On Purpose” Definition: Intent A course of action that a person intends to follow (intends = to fix the mind upon [something to be accomplished]; to be intent upon; to mean; to design; to plan; to purpose) © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 4. © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 5. eaction © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 6. eaction esponse © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 7. eaction esponse ntentional roactive © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 8. © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 9. Not Possible! © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 10. Consonance Harmony or agreement among components © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 11. © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 12. © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 13. • Process of understanding how things influence one another within a whole • An approach to problem solving, by viewing "problems" as parts of an overall system, rather than reacting to specific part, outcomes or events and potentially contributing to further development of unintended consequences. • House • Body © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 14. 3 areas of your life needing the most consonance Area #2 © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 15. “You can’t be Intentional without Intentions, but You can have Intentions and not be Intentional” Be Intentional! © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 16. Be Intentional! © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 17. Vision © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 18. Planning © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 19. Planning © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 20. Planning © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 21. Planning © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 22. 1. Control 2. Intentional 3. Reaction vs. Intentional 4. Balance? 5. Systems Thinking 6. Consonance Triangle 7. Being Intentional 8. Visioning 9. Planning © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
- 23. Thanks for attending the Take Control of your Life or Someone (or Something) Else Will! Workshop © 2002-2012 Intentional Achievements, LLC
Editor's Notes
- Rate yourself on a scale from 1-10 1- You have a clearly defined Vision for that area of your life in the next 1-3 years 2- You have a well-defined plan of how you are going to get to your Vision 3- You feel there is consonance between that area and other areas of your life
- Rate yourself on a scale from 1-10 1- You have a clearly defined Vision for that area of your life in the next 1-3 years 2- You have a well-defined plan of how you are going to get to your Vision 3- You feel there is consonance between that area and other areas of your life
- In order to make better decisions, we have to change the way we think. There are 5 ways we need to think differently: 1- Binary 2- Critical 3- Lateral 4- Parallel 5- Systems
- In order to utilize systems thinking and begin to bring more consonance into our lives, pick 3 areas that you would like to be more in harmony/consonance. Now I am going to ask you 3 questions to get you to start thinking in systems thinking: 1- Utilizing systems thinking, what effect do these areas have on each other? 2- What’s a decision you have made recently in one area of the triangle, and how do you see it effecting the other two? 3- What’s one thing in one area that you would like to change, and what effect will that decision have on the other two? Now, this is all after the fact. In order to gain control over these things, we have to start being more proactive/Intentional. Before the fact.