Commit
Transform Your Culture
The world is filled with danger. The ups and downs of an economy, the unpredictability of the stock market or changes in technology, for example. These things can frustrate our growth and upset even the best laid plans. They are a constant and we have no control over any of them.
The only thing we can we can control are the conditions inside our organizations. And it is a leader’s responsibility to manage those conditions. When our leaders get the environment right, when they build a Circle of Safety for us to work in, trust, collaboration, productivity and innovation all thrive.
Transform Your Culture
Culture = Values x Behavior
Only when we take our values off the wall and actually live them can we say we have a strong corporate culture. The following are tried and tested techniques any team can learn and implement to help ensure values and behaviors align.
Keynotes & Workshops
Just as our character defines our value to our friends, so too does the culture of a company define its value to those who know it. The stronger a corporate culture, the more we can trust the company, the more we can rely on them, the more we want to work with them and for them. Our Igniters and Optimists offer a series of workshops and keynotes designed to help any company enhance their culture … even transform it.
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Inspire on!
Wabi sabi is a Japanese design concept. It means beauty in that which is temporary or imperfect. Things that come off of an assembly line, for example, are perfect, but things made by hand, like the glaze on a Japanese ceramic bowl, are imperfect. It is their imperfections that give them their beauty.