It's Thursday and time for a question for you and your team to consider. As a team, what are you aiming for?
This is a great question to ask of each team member to see what's possible, as well as how aligned you are as a team in terms of alignment around where you are going.
For more important goals, it can be useful to have these become visual targets, things which people can see and refer to on a regular basis. It could be as simple as posting a bulls-eye in your team meeting room, or in a hallway, with the goal written on it. On a weekly basis (or as frequently as you meet as a team) get everyone to note where they see the team being in terms of movement towards the goal.
The variance can be a very provoking discussion!
What are you aiming for? How close are you?
Have a great week,
Jennifer
Jennifer Britton, MES, CPT, PCC
Potentials Realized
Leadership | Teamwork | Coaching
(416)996-8326
Email us to discuss how we can support your year end or 2015 team initiatives
This is a great question to ask of each team member to see what's possible, as well as how aligned you are as a team in terms of alignment around where you are going.
For more important goals, it can be useful to have these become visual targets, things which people can see and refer to on a regular basis. It could be as simple as posting a bulls-eye in your team meeting room, or in a hallway, with the goal written on it. On a weekly basis (or as frequently as you meet as a team) get everyone to note where they see the team being in terms of movement towards the goal.
The variance can be a very provoking discussion!
What are you aiming for? How close are you?
Have a great week,
Jennifer
Jennifer Britton, MES, CPT, PCC
Potentials Realized
Leadership | Teamwork | Coaching
(416)996-8326
Email us to discuss how we can support your year end or 2015 team initiatives
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