the report template again! This is not our standard of work. a. Get angry + confront Sam b. Report this to your boss c. Whatever – I give up a. Work late on a deck b. SOS - someone help! c. Netflix + wing it It’s 7pm. You still haven’t prepped for your 9am prezzo. d. Post-its outline e. Printouts / Boards f. Role-play d. Understand why in 1:1 chat e. Let non-critical things go f. Collab on template refresh Range of responding craft Generative muscles: Thinking out of the box / Changing the box
craft a. Work late on a deck b. SOS - someone help! c. I’ll just wing it It’s 7pm. You still haven’t prepped for your 9am prezzo. stress Sam didn’t follow the report template again! a. Get angry + confront Sam b. Report this to your boss c. Whatever – I give up
deck b. SOS - someone help! c. Netflix + wing it It’s 7pm. You still haven’t prepped for your 9am prezzo. Reacting from habit vs. responding self stress diverge converge habits “I’m a failure so it must be perfect” “Planning ahead is so exhausting” “I don’t want to deal with my fear” Sam didn’t follow the report template again! a. Get angry + confront Sam b. Report this to your boss c. Whatever – I give up ”Every detail affects our credibility” “Only authority can intervene” “Nobody sees the good I do”
technical @duzkiez 29 craft: functional communication, exploration, human, organization, etc. e.g. listening, evaluating, reframing, planning, delegating, coordinating self-care mental + emotional + physical health ability to work on yourself self-work to gain clarity of our habits, stories, values
To counter your reflex habits in self. 01 Unpack emotions in project/sprint reviews. 02 Evaluate emotions, habits, and beliefs. 02 Seek feedback on impact of your self at work. 03 Ask trusted colleagues to be human mirrors. 03