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Introduction
Many change initiatives are driven by processes that rely upon compliant acceptance. In other words they are derived from logical ‘left-brain’ plans that fail to take the human element into account.
Change has to be balanced. We have to focus equally on the logical steps needed to implement change as well as the actions, passions and emotions of those involved in making the change a reality.
Typical Objectives:
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Combining ‘head’ and ‘heart’ messages to motivate others into action |
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Conveying a sense of value and importance to every individual |
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Being honest and fair in all aspects of everyday management practice |
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Building a culture of open communication |
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Inspiring ‘I want to’ responses |
Sample Programme
Our approach helps organisations appreciate that we are all human beings, as opposed to human doings! Using technologies such as NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) and AI (Appreciative Inquiry) helps us to engage people in a holistic sense.
Outline
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Welcome and introductions |
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Identifying ‘head’ communication accentuated by language pronunciation to emphasise facts, logic and data |
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Identifying ‘heart’ communication is brought alive by use of ‘colourful’ language and physical gesture |
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Being aware of the body as the carrier of power and presence |
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Planning your communication strategy to present the facts and win the audience |
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Action Planning |
Activities to consider:
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Communication Strategy |
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Emotional Intelligence |
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Human Face of Change |
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NLP in Business |
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Presentation Skills |
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Satisfaction
Rating
2007

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