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Catch Negativity and Gain Higher Ground

Updated: Jan 30, 2024

Suffering the costly effects of negativity in your company and want to lay some positive foundations on which to rebuild your culture? You can quickly begin to reverse the process and gain visible traction within weeks. Make sure you have a reliable provider by your side, for tackling it all in-house is usually a costly mistake. That said, 6 points of progress can help you reach significantly higher ground today;


1) Remove blame from your neural network... it's a root cause of cyclic negativity. No single person or group is responsible for transmitting negative energy, it permeates wherever permitted - often unwittingly invited! When you find yourself blaming someone, consciously switch your thoughts to practical evaluation.


2) Sit quietly with the idea that all humans in your company are intelligent, with different ways of expressing it; some haven't had the kind of life that's allowed them to make the most of who they are. This does not make them lesser beings. We micro-analyse individual characteristics, but like all species we exist on a generic template.


3) Check your own Thesaurus. How do you refer to people? Do you separate sectors in the language you apply to them, inadvertently leading others towards bias and exclusion? Take time to consider other people's self-worth, being mindful that what you say goes much further than your own 121 conversations!


4) Be open-minded about solutions. There are no off-the-shelf answers, but many versions of generic issues - mostly 'under the rug'. Knowing what's happening in the shadows is as important as those reports flooding your Inbox. Make sensitive enquiries relating to downturn, see obstacles as potentials for uplift and be prepared for surprises!


5) Feel your way to positive engagement. Every leader has inbuilt empathy, but may not be confident in its contribution to governance. Some believe empathic approaches are weak, and don't belong in the workplace. Times have changed - E.Q. is strength, not weakness, and yes, they sure do belong here now.


6) Enquire of people's welfare and recognise good work more often than you criticise. Falling into a habit of looking for trouble and pointing it out invites a focus on negativity that needs to be dissolved. Staff can then consider each other and foster positivity by bringing best-practice to the fore.


Small steps bring great results in the long term. There is no ready-meal solution to cultural malaise, but everyone in your company wants to be leading their best life; lead them to create the environment that matches their dream - and yours!


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