
Rethinking Your Business
Do you want to boost your employees’ engagement in a constantly changing environment?
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Are you keen to master your relationship with change?
It starts with you
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In business, it's tempting to look 'out there' for a solution - in a system, a new process or policy, a new leader, a new team member etc. In truth, much of the real work happens within yourself. Whether working with individual employees, leaders or teams, for any change to be implemented effectively, it should ideally include time for personal reflection and/or one-on-one work. When you've done the inner work, the problem solving, decision-making and action planning will flow more effortlessly.

“What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others.”
Pericles
Approach

Maximising your essential human resources
Making change is rarely straightforward in business, so it's common sense to utilise the best resources you have, to offer the greatest chance of success. Within each person is a wealth of resources, broadly categorised as Physical, Intellectual, Emotional and Spiritual. In many workplaces, these resources are not used effectively, leaving employees over-stretched, frustrated and exhausted, especially during times of change.
Rethinking’s unique approach is to integrate each of these fundamental human resources throughout a period of change. This helps individuals to maximise engagement, maintain their energy and overcome resistance.
Working with teams
The core aim when working with teams is to create an environment of trust and safety, where the team can agree the change they want to make and identify a way forward with the wholehearted support of the every team member.
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The number and nature of interventions will depend on the core issues and the complexity of the desired change. The team's process can include working individually, as personal learning and coaching can support the collective effort.
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Workshop content will typically be created to suit the unique needs of the team though it may be helpful to review some sample topics.
"Liz is an excellent facilitator who asks incisive and though-provoking questions and complements this with a great ability to read between the lines. She lets a group work freely within the frameworks they construct and is not afraid to challenge norms and assumptions to achieve the group’s goals.”
Ian Wigston
[Bright Field Consulting]
Working with leaders
During times of change, leaders' behaviours are critical to the overall success of any initiative. To ensure the engagement of others, typically the most important factors are collaboration and clarity of communication. By working through The Change Equation programme, leaders will focus on enhancing their skills in these areas and be able to:
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Align their thinking
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Gain clarity around their vision and values
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Understand the most common sources of resistance
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Develop strategies to gain buy-in
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Determine a way forward that has the most far-reaching impact
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The leadership team may also benefit from using the online modules as pre-work in order to maximise the impact of a facilitated workshop.
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Individual leaders may also benefit from ongoing coaching to support their own personal journey though the change process.
"Liz’s gentle clarity and amazing facilitation skills made every training, group process and coaching I have witnessed or experienced myself astonishingly insightful and effective. I believe that Liz’s secret to success is not only her vast experience and competence, but her ability to focus fully on the emerging solution and trust in the potential of the people she is working with."
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Manuela Gruetter
[Senior L&D Consultant, Insights Switzerland]
Workshops
The Change Equation - An Introduction
The foundation workshop includes:
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​How to build familiarity and capacity using the four intelligences
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How to enhance engagement in self and others
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How to recognise and overcome resistance
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Participation can be via:
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Full day face-to-face
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Three 2-hour webinars
The Benefits
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Increased self-awareness around our patterns and responses to change
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Greater connection and deeper understanding of others' responses
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Increased capacity for change
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Greater energy and engagement, both individually and collectively
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A new way of recognizing and understanding resistance, and how to address it
Other sample workshop topics:
Exploring Vision and Values – clarify what matters most to you, how to live in alignment with this and how to deal with distractions
Rethinking Conflict – explore how to manage other people’s interference and move from conflict to compassion
Understanding the Ego's Role in Change – get to grips with the human Ego and develop strategies for creating buy-in
Rethinking Integrity – identify how to operate in alignment with your values and make the right decisions
Rethinking Resilience – identify the ideal balance between toughness and flexibility, and find a way to sustain your energy
Rethinking Confidence – identify the most common sources of self-doubt and learn how to tap into an unshakeable source of confidence
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Insights Discovery
In exploring your unique ‘you-ness’, Insights Discovery is a fantastic tool that can give you an insight into your personal strengths and weaknesses.
Built on the work of Dr Carl Jung, the Insights Discovery personal profile provides a wealth of practical information, created just for you, that can be used to improve self-awareness, improve communication and enhance relationships.
Jung’s hypothesis on personal development was that each of us is on a journey towards individuation in our lives. This means that over time, as we accept, understand and express our many facets, we gradually reveal the fullness of who we are.
The Insights Discovery portfolio is extensive and can be used for personal, team and organisational development.

Spiritual Intelligence Assessments
I am qualified to work with two different tools that act as a catalyst to explore your use of Spiritual Intelligence (SQ), which you may describe as your 'sixth sense' or 'intuition'
SEQ (Spiritual Emotional Quotient)
SEQ bridges emotional and spiritual intelligence, and is defined as 'the capacity to utilise emotional and spiritual insight to create a full and meaningful life'. The development report supports you to dig into several core drivers that influence our choices and actions, and the focus of these drivers is explored across three different areas of life - your relationships with yourself, with your close community (including family & friends) and with the wider world.
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SQ21 (The 21 Skills of Spiritual Intelligence)
The word ‘spiritual’ has multiple meanings and is often confused with religion, but the two are not the same. One definition of spirituality by Cindy Wigglesworth, author of ‘SQ21’, is:
“The innate human need to connect with something larger than ourselves.”
Connecting with ‘something larger’ means having a view of life that sees beyond individualism to an inter-connected world, united by the same principles. Living your life from this perspective leads you to make wiser decisions and take more compassionate actions that are in the best interest of the bigger system. Developing your spiritual intelligence can be instrumental in the context of making change as you seek to find meaning and purpose.
In addition to helping you find deeper meaning and purpose, developing SQ can help you tap into an unlimited source of energy, which can make everything flow more easily and effortlessly.
You have the option to receive an SQ21 report as part of your personal change journey. Working with the information in your report can help you to identify your strengths and development areas, and gain a deeper understanding about how to develop in 21 distinct skills. ​​


Other Tools
“I have been impressed and personally impacted by Liz’s innovative thinking on how Jung’s theories correlate with Mindfulness. She helped me gain a deeper understanding of how the practice of Mindfulness significantly aids our psychological and spiritual development. It was a joy to collaborate with her in designing and delivering webinars on this topic.”
Paul Wielgus
[Dragonfly coaching]


