What if animals could teach us how to have a happier, better workplace?
What would it be like if we allowed the BEST part of our animal nature to shine?
- We’d cooperate effortlessly.
- We’d have creative sessions that blow our minds.
- We’d make a lot more money. Enjoyably. Sustainably.
Six months ago, at a conference of leading Futurists in London with Rohit Talwar and Nick Tsinonis, I experienced a shift so profound it changed the way I look at technology forever.
I’m creating a series of workshops and seminars for the workplace, that shows HOW to connect in a politically correct, often gender divided and frustrated workplace, while enjoying a better bottom line.
And having a lot more fun.
How do you honestly feel about gender relations in the workplace? Is there hope or are we doomed? Please scroll down and tell me how you see it. 🙂
I’ve had the honor of knowing Lori Randall for roughly 8 yrs, across country and several continents, and have never has she failed to deliver brilliant, savvy insights into the human condition…….you will reap the benefits of her knowledge, research, and heartfelt empathy to get you thru whatever your dealing with.
Anne, thank you so much!! Am deeply honored to know you as well.
Let’s cross our fingers and hope for the brightest possible tomorrow for humanity – one authentic connection at a time. <3
What an interesting concept – I look forward to learning more!
Thanks Debra! Technology is growing at a breakneck pace. If we don’t use these fabulous tools consciously, they’ll end up shaping the way we communicate in some pretty freaky ways! LOL
I am still working with a mixed bag about gender related issues in the workplace. I t seems that some people make too much of an effort to be politically correct, while others seem to do just the opposite.
I hear you, M’Karyl! Am not sure they know how, so they muddle through with either “being correct,” or being… well, something else. :p
Even just “being correct” doesn’t bridge the gap between people like real appreciation and understanding. Am going to show practical, fun exercises that teach people how to talk with (instead of at) people.
Thanks so much for giving me your two cents!! X