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Celebrate progress and small victories along the way. This will keep your team inspired and focused on fulfilling its shared purpose. Making Your Team’s Shared Purpose a Living Reality https://lnkd.in/gV3TuVkA

Celebrate progress and small victories along the way. This will keep your team inspired and focused on fulfilling its shared purpose. Making Your Team’s Shared Purpose a Living Reality https://lnkd.in/gsuzZdp7

We work hard, keep our heads down and one day realize we seem to be the only one that understands, recognizes and appreciates all of our hard work. Not good. If this is you, here are some simple ways to get noticed for the contributions you are making and the impact you are having at work:

How many tips can we squeeze in one tip? I did my best :) Because as a group psychotherapist, I know how groups have everything that their members need. We are all auxiliary egos for each other, and the question is: Can we play together? Thanks to Dr. Franz for having me in this episode. I always learn a lot from Tim, and I think the way we collaborate or co-create each time is a great example of how our strengths and weaknesses come together to achieve our superordinate goals as a team 😍

Kicking off April, why don't we glance back at March and celebrate our wins to fuel our growth? I have a journal prompt ready for you below – let's dive into it together >> Recall a moment this past month where you felt a strong connection with a team member. What was the context, and what behaviors or attitudes contributed to this feeling of connection? Reflect on how you can foster these moments more frequently, using them as a foundation for building a culture of trust and open communication in your team. If you feel called to, share what comes up for you in the comments!

The premise is simple, take care of your team members and they will take care of your customers the way you expect them to be served. To do this questions you have to keep asking yourselves as leaders; Do you pour into your team daily? Are you showing them what it means to serve others first before themselves? Are you making them uncomfortable in a way that is helping them grow in every aspect of their life? Is the environment giving them opportunity to learn and adapt and grow? #ServingOthers

It’s a family tradition for us to say thanks to our children at the end of each school year, not for the marks they brought home but for the effort they put in … … most importantly for embracing the opportunity to learn and have fun with it. I think that’s a good habit in business, too, especially for ambitious teams. When we’re constantly busy cracking the next challenge, it can be hard to hit pause for a moment and celebrate how far we’ve already come. It’s easy to take the effort for granted. But taking a moment once in a while to appreciate the effort and say thanks to the team should be just as easy. What traditions do you have to celebrate efforts? In your family or in business? __ I help people find the right words. If you’re looking for words

Do you celebrate the team success or miss it ? Celebrating others’ wins isn’t just a kind gesture; it’s a vital part of fostering a healthy, collaborative, and positive work environment. When we acknowledge and cheer for the achievements of our colleagues, we build a culture of mutual respect and encouragement. Recognizing other efforts boosts their morale and motivate them to take extra efforts. 👉Few ideas to celebrate the team's success: 1.Team Lunch or Dinner 2.Awards and Certificate 3. Team Outing 4.Wall of Fame 5.Personalized Thank You Notes What are your favorite ways to celebrate your colleagues’ wins?

Sometimes just taking a deep breath and engaging in our playful sides is exactly what we need to reset and reengage in news ways in the business. Love this reminder Hayley that laughter, creativity, teamwork, and play can have a significant impact on our connections and our joy. #wellness #joy #teamwork #impact #BusinessPerformance

We often celebrate our collective victories. But what about our setbacks? These moments, though challenging, offer invaluable lessons. Our recent step-back in Agra was a testament to this. It wasn’t just about team bonding or knowledge sharing; it was about confronting our shortcomings head-on. Such initiatives are particularly crucial for field teams. They break down silos, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared purpose. When we openly discuss our challenges, we realize we're not alone. It’s a comforting revelation that can inspire innovation and resilience. A company that provides a safe space for such discussions is one that values growth over perfection. It's a place where mistakes aren't feared but seen as opportunities. So, let's not shy away from our failures. After all, even the greatest explorers have lost their way at times. But it’s in those moments that they’ve discovered the most extraordinary paths. Central Square Foundation