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Mindful change: connecting with ENGAGEMENT

Session four pulls together the previous three sessions to explore and understand how to create mindful and radical engagement. If leaders can see what needs to change within an organisation, it is so tempting to tell or instruct employees on how and what to do differently. However, this can so often come across as ‘change by imposition’.

Philip Cox-Hynd

20

20

Jun

Duration

4 hour(s)

Start Times

EST / EDT:9:00 am
GMT / BST:2:00 pm
CET / CEST:3:00 pm

Mindful change: connecting with ENGAGEMENT

Session four pulls together the previous three sessions to explore and understand how to create mindful and radical engagement. If leaders can see what needs to change within an organisation, it is so tempting to tell or instruct employees on how and what to do differently. However, this can so often come across as ‘change by imposition’.
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  • Creating ‘change by choice’ not change by imposition
  • How to develop radical engagement, so a high proportion of your people want to drive change.
  • Mindfully defining what to change, and what not to change.
  • Orchestrating the disruption that goes along with change.

Session four pulls together the previous three sessions to explore and understand how to create mindful and radical engagement. 

If leaders can see what needs to change within an organisation, it is so tempting to tell or instruct employees on how and what to do differently. However, this can so often come across as ‘change by imposition’.

Us humans are a curious mix of flexibility and stubbornness. On the one hand, we are one of the most flexible species on the planet given the climates we can live in, the food we can eat, and the adaptability we demonstrate. 

And yet we can also be the most stubborn if changes to what we know and what we're used to are changed without us having the awareness or the mindfulness as to the reasons or benefits of the change, outweighing the discomfort of doing things differently. 

This session will conclude the masterclass series by exploring how leaders can create level of engagement which results and bottom-up and choice-led change, IE, ‘change by choice’.

Faculty

Philip Cox-Hynd

Philip is creator of the ‘Change by choice’ methodology, an educator, consultant, mindfulness teacher and world-renowned facilitator of personal growth, interpersonal communication and relationships.

Over the last 30 years Philip has been enabling people to understand and accelerate their ‘personal development’, and this lifelong passion for self-understanding, inter-personal communication and relationships inspired him to create the Techniques for Living courses in order to share his wisdom and guidance with a wider online audience.

Philip led his first large-scale personal development seminar in 1986, and by 1990, delegates had asked him to take ‘What it is to be human including effective communication’ into the companies they worked for.
This led Philip to adapt the cutting-edge material and techniques used in the personal development seminars, making it more appropriate for bringing about change to managers, leaders and company culture.

For 30 years, through his change implementation company Harley-Young, Philip led cultural change programs in client companies that was choice-led, not imposed. The resultant level of engagement enabled change to stick.

This choice-led approach learned in his personal development days as applied to individuals, is something Philip is now returning to as society has changed such that there is increasingly little distinction between being an effective human being in the workplace or the non-workplace. Noticing this shift in attitudes to emotional intelligence, wellbeing and effective communication in all walks of life resulted in Techniques for Living.

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