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Click each Intention above to view more details.
The traditional model of business management can create a conflict between
employees' personal values and their work practice. As a result, mission
statements ring hollow and are not fundamentally embraced by employees.
Designed to address this tension, The Seven Intentions® program integrates
these important values into both the organizational mission and everyday
practices. The result is a workforce that is focused, energized and
creative, becoming more cohesive and actively applying the mission statement
in all aspects of company life. Communication grows more honest and
forthright, and the organization significantly more productive.
Leaders who have dedicated themselves to The Seven Intentions® program have made significant changes in their lives. We refer to these outcomes
as the Institute’s “promises.”
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a clearer sense of personal and professional direction
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greater clarity on how one can serve the organization
and community
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more intense passion and creativity in work goals
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increased honesty, motivation, innovation, productivity,
and community within the organization
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a sense of belonging to a fellowship of others seeking
the same goals
View our course text, Managing Upside Down.
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The Seven Intentions® of Values-Centered
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1
Connect With Goodness
Learn
to connect with goodness as a source of wisdom and strength and way to connect with each other. More…
2
Know Thyself, Be Thyself
Gain a greater understanding
of your own values, beliefs, and gifts and how
they can be used more effectively toward your purpose. More…
3
Envision Your Destiny
See how your gifts, beliefs, and values
correlate to a meaningful purpose in life. More…
4
Seek Counsel
Recognize the value in asking others for advice
with intention, and practice listening and guiding. More…
5
Venture Out
Discover how your imagination is the source
for creative and effective solutions,and
understand that the courage to risk is essential
to values-centered leadership. More…
6
Assess
Understand that you are accountable
for your choices, and learn that assessment
is an ongoing disciplined process. More…
7
Pass It On
Share your learning with others. More…
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