About the Session
Today, widespread and frequent change often feels inescapable – particularly in business. And yet in reality our ability to embrace and lead change depends on a whole host of factors – some known to us, and others a little more surprising. When we become more accustomed to the dynamics of change and how we might respond to them, we can manage the journey more effectively.
This workshop will help participants to:
- Understand how change is experienced and why as humans we may naturally resist it.
- Discover managing change strategies that support both a more strategic lens, and a human-centred approach.
- Learn how to embrace our own wellbeing when managing change.
- Practise change conversations and effective communication in times of change.
- Reflect on how a growth mindset may help us to better embrace changes (big and small) day-to-day
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Language: English
Duration: 2 hours
Date: 15th of April
Location: Online via Zoom
Study load: There is no mandatory prework. Afterward, you can apply the techniques both professionally and personally.
*Please note this is a Professional Workshop, so the content is tailored to enable you to thrive at work – and grow as a person.
**Development Budget: 80% of our participants use their personal development budget for professional training. Does your employer cover the costs of this training? Please contact [email protected] for an invoice.
David Waters
David Waters is an executive coach, writer and psychotherapist who helps people lead more meaningful lives through building self awareness and emotional literacy. David has written on psychological issues for The Guardian, The Telegraph, the FT, The Observer and Mr Porter, where he writes a monthly coaching column for men. Working mainly in the creative, media and luxury sectors in the US and Europe, David runs bespoke leadership and negotiations training programs. He has been on TSOL’s faculty for over ten years. Fun fact: David teaches classical piano.
