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Page 1: QoM_Gen_April2016

What

Rea

lly M

akes

Change

Work

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In the Future, What Will

Competitive Advantage Be Based On…..?

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HUMAN PERFORMANCE

Directly or indirectly everything your organisations does is down to the performance and ability of your people

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……Unlocking The Hidden Human Horse

Power of Organisational Performance

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‘BEHIND THE EYE’ ChangeEnabling Mind-set Transformation

‘IN FRONT OF THE EYE’ ChangeFacilitating change ‘outside – in’

The Level of Change Required - A Distinction

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Q. What is it that facilitates BEHIND THE EYE CHANGE?

What creates resourcefulness & openness in an individual ?

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A: What we call ‘Quality of Mind’…

...and is the biggest single variable on our behaviour in any moment.

It is happening to all of us, all the time.

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OUR ABILITY IN ANY MOMENT TO ACCESS:

Clarity

Resilience

Creativity

An openness to create meaning

Connection with others

Flow state

Seeing possibility

Innate ‘inside out’ wellbeing

What is Quality of Mind?

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Clarity

Benefits of Understanding Quality of Mind for Individual

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Typical Indicators of Quality of Mind

Guarded and reactive Open and proactive

Problem identifying / solving Growth & Opportunity seeking

Personally invested Organisationally purposefully

Having to struggle to keep motivation, feeling ‘battered’

Accesses innate resilience

Working near burn out levels Ability to prioritise, and pace

Creates from known – needs to fit with their experience

Willing to create from unknown – possibility

Needs external pressures / incentive Navigating by internal meaning and desire

Narrow minded, resists input and challenge Open minded, curious about possibility

LOW QUALITY OF MIND HIGH QUALITY OF MIND

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Typical Indicators of QoM - Expanded

Reactive & driven by insecurity Proactive, yet invisibly defaults to personal, restricted view

Open, curious and vulnerable

Leadership switches from apathy or avoidance to micro management

Leadership is about empowering others, and similar outlooks

Leadership is about liberating others to an unknown potential

Focuses on risk, consequences, is defensive and blocks others

Open, yet attached and invested to outcomes

Mind neutral, engaged and committed but not attached

Personally attached to survival and own gain

Balances personal & organisational purpose

Sees beyond personal constructs

Apathetic, and succumbs to negative thoughts on motivation and energy

Uses willpower to push through Accessing a flow a state from a more neutral mind and ‘desire’ as

opposed to motivation

Blinkered by insecurity & stuck in past experiences as the reference

Creates from known & fit with their scope of experience

Willing to create from unknown –Sees possibility as growth

Unaware of the impact of their state of mind on communication

Focuses on saying the right things in the right way

Awareness of ‘space’ you come from when communicating is more

important than the content & style

LOW QUALITY OF MIND HIGH QUALITY OF MIND

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Typical Indicators of QoM in Communication

Contributions are personally invested, & inconsequential for the group value. Often confusing

Contributions are tangential often to prove a point or demonstrate self

worth/value. Often verbose

Contributions solely add relevance for the group seeking clarity and

connection. Succinct and insightful

Focuses on difference and separation between people

Confuses and links difference of opinion, with lack of connection

Knows connection is possible with anyone (and often crucial)

Feels the need to manipulate and protect from opinions of others

Feels need to influence and reframe others to their own view

Trusts the collective wisdom of collaboration and co-creation

Blinkered by insecurity & stuck by past experiences as the reference

Creates from known & fit with their scope of experience

Willing to create from unknown –Sees possibility as growth

Unaware of the impact of their state of mind on communication

Focuses on saying the right things in the right way

Knows the content and style of communication is less important than the ‘space’ you come from

LOW QUALITY OF MIND HIGH QUALITY OF MIND

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Benefits for the Effectiveness of Groups & Teams

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Q. What do organisations normally focus on to increase of Quality of Mind?

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Focusing In The Wrong Place

Symptom not CauseThese things do work, but are

not addressing what truly creates our Quality of Mind

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Where To Focus for Performance - A New Paradigm

Traditional Levers The visible factors

My personality, beliefs and

filters

My Skills, Competencies

& Knowledge

My BehavioursThe Fo

un

datio

ns O

f Beh

aviou

r ?

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Traditional Levers The visible factors

My personality, beliefs and

filters

My Skills, Competencies

& Knowledge

My BehavioursThe Fo

un

datio

ns O

f Beh

aviou

r

My understanding on what

creates my Quality of Mind

My ‘Quality of Mind’ in the

moment

Expanded View Quality of Mind as the basis for change

Where To Focus for Performance - A New Paradigm

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An Understanding Based on Principles

…that once understood, enable you to work with them

UniversalConsistent Law of Nature

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The Understanding - In A Nutshell

A. The human mind only works one way – inside out

B. The mind has an inbuilt design and capacity for success

C. Life will be more productive, and fulfilling the more deeply to realise the truth of A & B

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

This understanding is based on the work of Sydney banks and ‘the three principles’

Did you think you knew this already?

Well there is more to see, but you can’t see it from thinking you know already.

The only thing that can make our Quality of Mind go up and down is thought - not a situation, not results, not your personality or genetics, not conversations with your boss…

The nature of system is self correcting. New thoughts, and resourcefulness are always available, we just don’t always do the right things to access them…..

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And We Think We Already Know This…

You see something new about what you already thought you knew.

We help you realise something about the how the human mind works.

There are huge pervasive benefits in a realisation and principles based intervention….

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Advantages of an ‘Principles Based’ Shift

Realisation based. Due to the insight based nature of this intervention - Once you truly get it, you can’t ‘unget it’. Whereas tools, models and techniques are contextual, learned and dependent on the individual’s ability to apply them.

Universal. The understanding is based on principles so it doesn’t only work in certain circumstances or situations, or only on some people.

Pervasive. As this creates a shift in how we see the world, changes are wholesale and holistic; it will start to change a culture, automatically and effortlessly.

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WHAT ARE THE APPLICATIONS?

How do we go about working with organisations?

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QUALITY OF MINDSolving

seeming intractable

business challenges

Break through solutions for

specific business challenges or opportunities

Leadership development &

culture foundation

To increase the productivity,

resourcefulness & wellbeing of the

organisation

To facilitate organisational

change

To improve the speed,

sustainability & benefits realisation

for a change programme

The Contexts We Work With Quality of Mind

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To solve the currently unsolvable. Most organisations have specific business challenges and opportunities that once realised would be hugely significant to the bottom line

• These challenges and opportunities are often complex; due to the systemic nature of organisations, embedded organisational cultures, and low QoM thinking.

• They often take up a lot of employee energy, don’t get solved on time, and if solved don’t enable full benefits realisation and can have other negative consequences e.g. for relationship dynamics or silo creation.

• Quality of Mind workshops can be transformational in solving these challenges and opportunities, creating solutions that were invisible before. Results are quicker, more profitable, and people are left feeling good about each other and the way forward.

1. Quality of Mind for Specific Business Solutions

Making Change Work: Unlocking Personal & Operational Performance

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That the team understands deeply & insightfully how the human mind works, and thereby enabling them to:

• To have insights that transform how they think and operate in life

• To have insights that transform how they think and operate as leaders and team members

• To have a benchmark of what working in a high quality of mind feels and looks like.

• To get a step change in thinking on their chosen business topics

• To realise and remember there is an ‘invisible power’ available that can create fresh perspective, and resourcefulness

3 Day Workshop Outcomes

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• An understanding of Quality of Mind unlocks a host of attributes that are key foundation of anyorganisational culture.

• QoM is important for all employees to understand, but crucial for the leadership to model and embody.

• An understanding of QoM creates a very fertile ground for other developmental programmes (increasing their effectiveness) as well as reducing the need for them in the first place.

2. Quality of Mind for Leadership & Culture

Making Change Work: Unlocking Personal & Operational Performance

Clarity

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• The crucial variable: ‘Behind the eye change’ is the key determinate of all sustainable organisational change…

• Which is often overlooked: the amount of behind eye change needed is often invisible and therefore over looked. Or…

• We think can’t be changed: we believe it to be ‘fixed’ or limited in certain types of people or contexts.

• Benefits go beyond the change: This is highly relevant for organisational change initiatives, as the shift is hugely pervasive and has wide benefit footprint. It leads to a host of competitive advantages e.g. people can ‘outperform’ their experience & expertise.

3. Quality of Mind for Organisational Change

Making Change Work: Unlocking Personal & Operational Performance

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What Others Think…

“Everything seems very different now.

What used to be problems don't feel the

same, and I keep getting insights on new

ways to deal with things“ Nick, Executive

Director JPMorgan

"What I have realised through my

coaching resonates with every cell of my

body, my life and work feels very different,

I feel much more connected and at ease."

“What Piers does is truly transformational. I feel reluctant to

try to express it in words, because I won’t do justice to the

huge impact it has had on my personal and professional life.

But, if I had to capture the benefit in a sentence – It has freed

my mind. It has freed hours of my time and a ton mental

energy. As it turns out, many of the things one spends time

“figuring out”, “thinking about” and “fighting to change” are

unnecessary. In fact, they often get in the way. This release of

mental energy, has truly changed my life. Doron Meyassed,

Founder & CEO, Promise Communispace

“Coming from an engineering background, I find that the only reliable way to work on a

system is to first understand its underlying principles. This has introduced me to the

first set of principles that I have heard of that provide reliable, high-integrity

understanding of how human experience works. It would be an understatement to say

that this has had a profound effect not only on my effectiveness but also on how much I

enjoy my work and my life in general. The whole process has been simple and effortless

and the insight-based nature of the principles means that progress is generated by my

own understanding and curiosity and there is no tedious ongoing maintenance,

implementing required” Warwick Bagnall, General Manager, Cavitus

“This change in me was something so big and unexpected.

Whatever you are at your core, it puts you in touch with the best,

clearest version of yourself. It is YOU amplified, and the best part

it is you have access to it all the time.

In 40 years of management

training I’ve never come across

anything like this, it’s really

different and it can make a

huge impact.”

Operations Director, Kerry Foods

"This is a fundamental mind shift in the

way you see the world. It sounds like hocus

pocus, but when it dawns on you, it makes

a massive difference to life and career”

COO, Energy Sector

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Unlocking What Really Makes Change Work

www.makingchangework.co.uk

Piers Thurston