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FACE THE MUSIC: Going Beyond the Corporate Blues
How will you, and your organization, be different as
a result of
participating in a FACE THE MUSIC?
We have no idea. As with everything in life, it's really up to you. Nevertheless, here are some possibilities suggested by past participants:
- You'll feel energized and less stressed
- You'll take yourself (and your problems) less seriously
- You'll get deep insight into your company's specific "blues"
- You'll catalyze risk taking behavior and teamwork
- You'll make several "back to the job translations" about
how writing and singing the blues in a room full of people under tight
time constraints is exactly like the challenges you are facing in today's
crazy marketplace
- You'll begin the process of ensuring that you‚re not singing
the same blues next year
- You'll create a common language/experience with others that will make it less threatening for your company to tackle some difficult business and corporate culture issues
What Thomas Hawley of Food Ingredients Services Said:
"During the course of our three day meeting, we had some tough and contentious
issues to tackle. I wanted to end the meeting with an activity that would
bring people together in a positive way. Something that would be fun,
yet of real substance and value. Your high energy 'Face the Music' program
was just the thing! It provided the opportunity for teamwork, a little
venting and a lot of fun. We got everything we wanted -- and more." --Thomas
Hawley, Food Ingredients Services
Description:
In this lively session, you will learn to write the blues and even perform
your songs for your fellow attendees at Convergence 2000. Singing the
"corporate blues" will offer you a chance to laugh along with
others about the stresses we face working in organizations. Laying these
issues out on the table will give you a new perspective on your challenges
as you set out to work on them through the rest of Convergence 2000.
Click Here to read "The Ten Commandments for Visiting a New Age Ashram" by Mitch "Blind Willy Nilly" Ditkoff of Idea Champions.
Click Here to read the Corporate Blues written by Convergence 2000 attendees.
For more information on booking "Face the Music," contact Andrea Woodward at (805) 563-1438 or e-mail andrea@thinksmart.com