The last series focused your self development as a leader. In this series I want to look at two big disruptive forces (digital transformation and climate change) and help you build the leadership skills we may need to address these. My goal is to help you build those skills now before the future is the present.
When to use the Head, Heart, Gut for Decision Making
The world is in transition all the time. These disruptions are important, it’s designed to create change and evolution. Ultimately what it does is it makes our businesses sustainable and stronger, and we can’t control or stop this change happening around us. All we can do is respond, learn and grow.
We kind of got distracted by the pandemic – away from both digital transformation and climate change. We need to prepare ourselves for these now
By developing our skills in two areas:
Decision Making – Head, Heart, Gut
Getting it Wrong
And in the impermanent physical world, we have the opportunity to find our center. To go home if you like and find that path of who we are that allows us to feel calm, centered and connected.
There are 3 main problems with the way leaders make decisions in the digital age.
Getting It Right
What we want is to be able to choose the right mode for the right situations.
The Decision Modes
The Head – it’s best for situations that need simple decisions to be made. It uses logic to weigh up the ROD (return on decision).
Heart – really about weighing up impact on self, team, environment, family, community etc. It helps you make the right moral or ethical decisions.
Gut – instinctive opportunistic decision, best when you have little time and there is low consequence. Gut responses aren’t always considered but you can train your gut response over time.
Be mindful of what mode you need for each situation.
What decisions are you going to make this week? Are you using your Head, Heart or Gut?
When you are ready…. let’s work out if we are a good fit.
If you are a 50 person plus business, have budget to develop your organisation, and you have challenges with teamwork in your top 3 levels of leaders than we may be a good fit to work together. For more information, click below to watch a short video on my teamwork model and read testimonials from previous clients.
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