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How to Build a Team Agreement and Get Your Team on Track

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Brainstorm Key Habits List the most important professional habits and behaviors that will help your team thrive. To expedite this process, you can have everyone brainstorm expectations and fill them out on sticky notes (one couthful behavior per sticky) and then group like ideas together. Keep it practical and concise. We can help.

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From Ordinary to Extraordinary: Unlocking the Key to Peak Performance

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A Research Paper By Hélène Dumais, Human Performance Coach, CANADA Unlocking the Key to Peak Performance Peak performance is not confined to a restricted VIP area, accessible only by elites born with talent. Though you do need an entry code to gain access to the very specific information for you to perform.

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What To Do When Results are in the Toilet

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The brainstorming and action planning leads to only incremental improvement. Tune in on Wednesday for more suggestions on improving bad performance. Ironically, we didn’t succeed IN SPITE of my lack of technical knowledge, but BECAUSE of it. Perhaps you’ve been there (or are here). Ask some naive people to take a look.

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Team Alignment: 5 Steps to Align Your Team on What Matters Most

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If you don’t yet have a SynergyStack™, invite team members to brainstorm a habit (be sure it’s practical and observable) and write their habit on an index card. Aligned actions lead to better collaboration, stronger commitment, and ultimately, higher performance. Not currently widespread throughout the team.

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7 Questions to Improve Your Team’s Communication

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If the purpose of some of your meetings is simply to update, brainstorm alternative communication strategies. When will we meet (in person or by phone) and why? Every meeting should have a purpose (tied to improving results or relationships). How will we ensure our meetings are effective?

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Leadership in Turbulent Times: 9 Ways to Embrace Change

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Lead team brainstorming meetings. Call your team together for a group brainstorming session, asking them all to chime in with ideas for dealing with a specific problem. With a tool like Slack, you can continue the brainstorming exercise after the session is disbanded—good ideas might keep arising after the meeting concludes.

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Inspiring vs. Controlling

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Positive reinforcement: Recognizing and appreciating people’s efforts and achievements can inspire them to continue performing at their best. Creative brainstorming sessions: Encouraging open and collaborative idea generation can inspire innovation, problem-solving, and the exploration of new possibilities.