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Here are pdf files from my "How Was Your Day?" presentation at the BOOST conference in Palm Springs, CA on Friday, April 24.Enjoy!Nathan
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When hungry, eat your rice; when tired, close your eyes. Fools may laugh at me, but wise men will know what I mean. Lin-Chi Monday, April 27, 2009
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When hungry, eat your rice; when tired, close your eyes.

Fools may laugh at me, but wise men will know what I

mean.–

Lin-Chi

Monday, April 27, 2009

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A GOOD TEACHER IS LIKE A CANDLE - IT CONSUMES ITSELF TO LIGHT THE WAY FOR OTHERS.

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WHAT DOES THIS IMPLY?

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Haven’t you accomplished more when you felt good about coming to work?

Aren’t you spurred on to do greater things when you know that your colleagues will respect and be receptive of your ideas?

Don’t you feel more capable when everything and everyone around you support who you are and what you do?

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NATHAN EKLUNDSEARCH INSTITUTE

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Degrees of intentionalityThe school or youth center as a place where students go to

learn, play and develop.

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Degrees of intentionalityThe school or youth center as a place where students go to

learn, play and develop.

The school or youth center as a place where adults go to work and thrive (and enjoy

themselves).

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What makes for a GOOD

day at work for you?

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What makes for a GOOD

day at work for you?

What makes for a BAD

day at work?

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What makes for a GOOD

day at work for you?

What makes for a BAD

day at work?

What can SAVE a bad day

at work?

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Out of our control:

students parents funding

media mandates politics

crises society random events

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Out of our control:

students parents funding

media mandates politics

crises society random events

As long as we are in

control of our

relationships with one

another and in control

of ourselves,

NOTHING IS EVER

COMPLETELY OUT OF CONTROL.

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PROJECT

DATE CLIENT4/24/09 BOOST CONFERENCE

WHAT WOULD THE IDEAL BEHOW WOULD YOU CREATE IT?

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Certainty

Agreement

Ease

Chaos and stress

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Certainty

Agreement

Ease

Chaos and stress

CREATIVITY

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WHAT ARE COMMON WORKPLACE ISSUES?

• Promising practices within your organizations:

• Pick two: one in which solutions and practices have emerged and one that remains vexing

• Symptoms versus the disease!

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SYSTEMS CHANGE

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SYSTEMS CHANGE

PERSONAL CHANGE

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WE’VE BEEN TOLD THIS BEFORE.

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The reasons youchose your

present position

Professional goalsPotential influence on others

New challengePotential job stress and personal

toll

Ways in which younow operate and behave

How you’ve changed the jobHow the job has changed youDistance from your own goalsDistance from your self-image

The further the distance, the greater the risk.

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Nathan Eklund

Monday, April 27, 2009


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