The most successful teams welcome and integrate a diversity of perspectives. In fact, this is the only way to effectively innovate and problem solve.
When all perspective are welcomed, positional and situational leaders emerge at every level. Opposing viewpoints are welcomed and dialogue is embraced with respect and rigorous dissection. In this environment, problems are discovered before they become crises and solutions are presented for resolution. There is an infectious, positive energy that directly impacts a robust bottom line
A collaborative journey of chaos, confusion, disruption, innovation, reward and fulfillment
If any of the above made you stop and think…Team Think might just be the right solution for you!
Lack of effective communication between Business Partners is the #1 reason the relationships fails.
We help Partners create a Shared Language that bridges the communication gap.
We LOVE working with Family Business owners and their teams – helping them become the best version of themselves!
We help educators infuse Social & Emotional Learning into their Culture and Curriculum.
We train leadership first, then teachers, in the 16 EQ elements that correlate with our self-perception, our self-awareness, our interpersonal relationships (and social capital), our decision making skills, stress management skills and our optimism and overall happiness.
In return you receive the tools and training to improve problem solving, increase optimism and resiliency. You’ll also dramatically increase your positive and productive interpersonal relationships!
When Terra (not her real name) called me, she was absolutely at wit’s end. The cause? Michael, her fairly new, young, and salaried director. He seemed to think that being “salaried” meant showing up for work whenever he felt like it. He was chronically late for meetings as well—even meetings with her! She just couldn’t […]
The greatest compliment that was ever paid to me was when one asked me what I thought, and attended to my answer” ~ Henry David Thoreau I was anxiously waiting to meet my new ophthalmologist to help me with a confusing eye issue. He entered the room and viewed my name at the top of […]
I was driving down a two-lane road that cut through a dense, wet forest. It was raining and off in the distance I could see a person waving at the passing cars. This was not a Queen Elizabeth-style wrist-rotation wave, mind you—but a full-blown overhead-arching howdy-do to each car that drove by. I smiled in […]