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INTRODUCTION TO
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POTENTIAL PROJECT IN BRIEF
Global leader in corporate mindfulness
Developed by researchers and business leaders
250+ international clients 60,000+ people trained Present in 25+ countries and
states Customized solutions to each
client
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OUR FIT WITH YOUR CULTURE 150 facilitators, all grounded in
corporate backgrounds Content tailored to your reality Global reach through our
network of facilitators Remote delivery options to
accommodate highly mobile workforce
Flexible partnering models, including licensing, to enable mass roll out
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WHY CORPORATE MINDFULNESS?THE PAID REALITY:PressuredAlways onInformation overloadedDistracted
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ATTENTION DEFICIT TRAIT
Harvard Business Review: “Overloaded Circuits: Why Smart People Underperform”, Edward M. Hallowell / Killingsworth MA, Gilbert DT. A Wandering
“Modern office life and an increasingly common condition called “Attention Deficit Trait” are turning steady executivesinto frenzied underachievers.”
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THE DOWNSIDES OF A WANDERING MIND
DRAINS ENERGYDue to switching
Stanford University; “Cognitive control in media multitaskers”, Eyal Ophir Et. Al. – Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, University College London, Kep Kee Loh Et. Al. Higher Media Multi-Tasking Activity Is Associated with Smaller Gray-Matter Density in the Anterior Cingulate Cortex
HAMPERS CREATIVITY
Due to a full mind
DECREASES QUALITYDue to more mistakes
KILLS PRIORITIZATIONDue to loss of overview
REDUCES EFFICIENCYDue to switch time
REDUCES WELL-BEING
Due to increased stressREWIRES YOUR BRAIN
Becomes default working modeSHRINKS YOUR BRAINLess grey matter
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Being present in the momentwith internal and external awareness
WHAT IS MINDFULNESS?
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PROGRAM COMPONENTS
Sharp focus & Open
awareness
Presence
Patience
Kindness
Joy
Balan
ce
Acceptance
Letting go
Begi
nne
r´s
min
dCreativit
y
Communication
Prioritiza
tion
Goal
s
Planning
Chan
ge
Emails
Meetings
Slee
p
Customized
themes
W-L
Balance
Emotional balance
Commut
i
ng
Nutrition
Mental Energy
Brea
ksWORK TECHNIQUES
MIND TRAINING
MENTAL STRATEGIES
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AGGREGATED RESULTS FROM OUR PROGRAM30% Increase in work-life balance 25% Reduced distractions24% Decrease in multitasking21% Improved collaboration21% Increased focus19% Increased energy 18% Improved prioritization 19% Increase in clarity 18% Increase in stress resilience 14% Increased efficiency16% Increase in emotional balance14% Improved communication14% Improved sleep quality11% Increased job satisfaction
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“One Second Ahead arrives at a critical time for executives and our modern workforce”EXECUTIVE VP & CHIEF COMMERCIAL OFFICER, LEGO GROUP
“An extremely powerful toolset for any professional”JOUNI TORUNEN, HR DIRECTOR, NOKIA
“Through the program behind this book, we have gradually become a mindful organization” KENNETH EGELUND SCHMIDT, FORMER CIO, CARLSBERG
“Brilliant in its clarity and simplicity“ MICHELE MILAN, CEO, EXECUTIVE PROGRAMS, ROTMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL
“Highly recommended” MATTHIEU RICARD
THE POTENTIAL PROJECT BOOK
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ATTENTION FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS
“Balancing priorities and being stretched too thin are the biggest challenges for our leaders and teams today. The tools and techniques provided by Potential Project enables us to manage these challenges, and to be focused and attentive to the moment, without distraction”.Robert Stembridge, Managing Director
In an always-on, multitasking consultancy environment, attention is under siege. Attention to detail, attention to the client and attention on the task determines the success of consultants and staff. It is an attention economy. A global consulting firm partners with Potential Project to design programs to meet the specific needs of a high-paced consulting firm. The program included attention training with specific focus on managing priorities, emails and overall effectiveness. The programs are facilitated onsite and online in more than 15 countries.
100%Recommendprog
ram30%
Focus25%
Prioritization 30%
Sleep34%
Clear mind 23%
Multitasking19%
Exhaustion
”Understanding and managing attention is now the single most important determinant of business success”. Thomas Davenport, former director of Accenture Institute of Strategic Change
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MINDFUL LEADERSHIP PERFORMANCE
“I initiated the programs expecting we would become more focused and effective. That has happened and I am grateful. However, I experience another, much bigger change in myself and our teams; we are becoming better human beings.” Thomas Berg, former Sales Executive
In an increasingly complex industry, with growing global competition, focus and clarity of mind is becoming a clear competitive advantage. IF Insurance, a large European insurance company has partnered with Potential Project to bring mindful performance to their leaders and employees since 2009. The training programs are brough to all levels and divisions of the company with a strong focus on creativity, effectiveness and wellbeing. Researchers from Singapore Management University have studied the impact of the training and found significant results.
Focus Job satisfacti
on
Awareness
OCB Distraction
Exhaustion
“I can’t imagine anything we have done in leadership development that has changed so much in such a short time.”Jesper Askjaer, Head of If Academy
Loyalty to
company
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MINDFUL LAWYER PERFORMANCE
“The Corporate Based Mindfulness Training has had a profound effect on me. My team says that I have become more serene, and I notice how quickly I feel stressed if I don’t do my daily practice. I have noticed a marked difference in clarity of thought and feel much calmer.” Nicole Lacy, Special Counsel, HSF
“As a newly merged global law firm, HSF looks for ways to foster greater collaboration and connection across our offices so we can provide legal services of the highest value to our local and global clients. Focus, greater clarity of thinking and improved performance of our leaders, partners and lawyers is key in this endeavour. And mindfulness is fundamental to developing these attributes. We partner with the Potential Project as their evidenced-based program stands the test of being both practical and engaging for our audience of highly critical thinkers.” Murray Paterson, Head of Capability Development, Australia.
100%Recommendprog
ram45%
Focus35%
Effectiveness 17%
Engagement 34%
WL Balance 18%
Multitasking35%
Stress
• 11 X 60 min workshops • 10 minutes daily training • Facilitated by internal HSF trainer