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GET INTO THE HABIT презентация
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- 1. GET INTO THE HABIT
- 2. BEING PRODUCTIVE Being productive is simply a
- 3. TESLA’S SECRET Scientist Nikola Tesla worked everyday
- 4. 45% Habits are 45% of daily
- 5. AUTOPILOT We rely on habits so we
- 6. RESERVED ENERGY Because they’re automatic, they reserve
- 7. 66 DAYS According to researchers, forming a
- 8. RESISTANCE The human mind is naturally resistant
- 9. RESPONSE The classic psychological response to change:
- 10. INITIATE CHANGE To initiate change in workplace
- 11. KEEP AT IT Once you start a
- 12. GET CONFIDENT You need to shepherd your
- 13. GET THE MANUAL Learn concrete tips
- 14. Frederic Bisson “Machine de Type Gramme“
BEING PRODUCTIVE Being productive is simply a matter of choosing to work smart every day. Ask successful people their productivity secret and they’ll say it’s consistent daily habits. Read
Слайд 2BEING PRODUCTIVE
Being productive is simply a matter of choosing to work
smart every day. Ask successful people their productivity secret and they’ll say it’s consistent daily habits.
Read on for more facts about habits & why we need great ones at work. >
Read on for more facts about habits & why we need great ones at work. >
Слайд 3TESLA’S SECRET
Scientist Nikola Tesla worked everyday from 9AM-6PM. Yet he walked
8-10 miles a day so he could incubate ideas until they gave way to "eureka" moments.
Слайд 445%
Habits are 45% of daily life. We do them without
thinking. A Duke University study even says 45% of our habitual actions are done in the same location every day.
Слайд 5AUTOPILOT
We rely on habits so we don't have to think about
tiny decisions such as which pants leg to put on first or what to eat for breakfast. Autopilot just kicks in.
Слайд 6RESERVED ENERGY
Because they’re automatic, they reserve our energies for problem solving
— for tasks that rely on creativity and on conscious decisions. Things like: programming code, writing sales letters, or drafting a new website design.
Слайд 766 DAYS
According to researchers, forming a new habit requires an average
of 66 days (roughly 2 months). And if the new behavior is particularly complex? Up to 8 months.
Слайд 8RESISTANCE
The human mind is naturally resistant to change. We resist change
typically because of fear (“This will make my skills obsolete!”) or lack of communication (“Why do we even need this change?”).
Слайд 9RESPONSE
The classic psychological response to change:
Denial
Anger
Confusion
Depression
Crisis
Acceptance
New confidence
Слайд 10INITIATE CHANGE
To initiate change in workplace habits, communicate the reasons for
it. Why must this be done? How will the change benefit each person? Proper communication helps quell the fears of all involved.
Слайд 11KEEP AT IT
Once you start a new habit, keep at it
for at least 66 days — long enough for it to take root.
Слайд 12GET CONFIDENT
You need to shepherd your team away from the anger
(“I hate this change!”), past the crisis (“I don’t know how to do this!”) and all the way into new confidence (“This is so much better than our old way!”).
Слайд 13
GET THE MANUAL
Learn concrete tips on how to create team productivity
habits and boost morale as well as collaborative spirit. Download our free ebook: 5 Strategies for Forming Team Productivity Habits.
Get it now!
Слайд 14
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JD Hancock “Thunder of Hooves” https://flic.kr/p/JD Hancock “Thunder of Hooves” https://flic.kr/p/dNvQ9f
William Warby “Old Clock” https://flic.kr/p/Old Clock” https://flic.kr/p/8QLNKa
Chris Isherwood “Mr Robot has Some RAM (1 of 3)” https://flic.kr/p/Chris Isherwood “Mr Robot has Some RAM (1 of 3)” https://flic.kr/p/8QLNKa
Colin Davis “Battery meter from Bowfin Submarine” https://flic.kr/p/Colin Davis “Battery meter from Bowfin Submarine” https://flic.kr/p/5698vV
Hugo “Green Traffic Light” https://flic.kr/p/Hugo “Green Traffic Light” https://flic.kr/p/3i3mA4
Colin “Go or someone will honk their horn at you and rightfully so” https://flic.kr/p/Colin “Go or someone will honk their horn at you and rightfully so” https://flic.kr/p/72Ty3Q
JD Hancock “Thunder of Hooves” https://flic.kr/p/JD Hancock “Thunder of Hooves” https://flic.kr/p/dNvQ9f
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