Jurjen Jongejan’s Post

Overwhelmed by an ongoing change? Don’t know where to begin - and where it even makes sense? More coffee is not helping? Use THIS exercise 👉 Circles of Influence How to run it: Step 1️⃣: List challenges (one challenge per Post-it) Step 2️⃣: Prioritize challenges (quick heat map voting will do) Step 3️⃣: Starting from the most voted challenge, place each challenge into one of the three circles. Ask the group where to place each challenge. When there’s consensus - you can place it there right away. When the opinions differ - have a conversation before you decide! Result 🎯: ▸ Clarity on what to focus your effort on and what to forget about ▸ Discussed and agreed with the team ▸ Visualized As easy as saying “yes” to free coffee 😀

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As May comes to a close, let’s take a moment to reflect on the lessons we've encountered. What new insights have you gained? How have challenges shaped your perspectives? This month has been a journey of growth and resilience, reminding us that each day holds valuable lessons. Share what May has taught you and how you plan to use these lessons moving forward. 🌸

Interesting advice by Sam Altman

How often do you track, reflect, and dissect past decisions? This is required to improve our decision-making. In this article https://lnkd.in/g4wwn99K I wrote that we need to refine our judgement, by regularly looking back at past decisions for fine-tuning. Jon Bircher and Mark Herbert of Salt and Light Coaching have provided a tool for just that!!!

brilliant insights

Simple way to know if metrics are deciding your input is if your post has a generic idea with zero perspective while dangling a jaded solution as a hook with no creative outcome. We here can collectively try better in posting thoughtful ideas and personal work experiences that can bring change. Just a thought we can show up here better than following the herd.

Insightful session completed!

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