Do you want something to grow
When it comes to change, people don‘t believe in a new direction because they suspend their disbelief. They believe because they‘re actually seeing behaviour, action, and results that lead them to conclude that the program works.
Change initiatives can be frustrating and take a long time. It is therefore critical to celebrate milestones once they have been reached.
Taking the time to celebrate is important because it acknowledges people’s hard work, boosts morale, keeps up the momentum, and neutralizes skepticism about the change effort.
Celebrate your successes and, indeed, just about everything you would like to see happen again. Little victories – the things that had worked, ways they had delighted their customers, problems they had turned into successes.
If you want something to grow, pour champagne on it:
“People’s Choice Awards” – based on different categories covering all kinds of things the company would like to see – Kieler Week
Takline celebrating a good fiscal year
Takline celebrating 1.000.000 customers
Sunrise celebrating 250.000 customers
Success breeds success
Little victories inspire greater confidence, in part it’s because outsiders begin to notice and offer positive feedback, which creates even more commitment to keep going. When it comes to change, big victories are the results of lots of little wins.
High performance and success are not dependent on one simple factor or as a result of one or two things. The entire context you operate in greatly impacts your results.
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