Best Days
Thinking
A path to more enjoyable and satisfying work days.
Business Consulting in Ohio & Southern Michigan
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Take the Best Days survey by clicking the link below
Use this tool for a reminder of your work experiences
Sticking points, Conflicts, Questions, Progress and Possibilities
Let’s talk about three items from the survey that you related to most - I’m listening.
rick@rickbeach.org or text 419-348-9602
Think about some of your better work days
Were you busy, challenged, was it a special project, were you working with a team, were you learning something new or just starting a new assignment?
How would you describe most recent days? Are they routine or always something new? Do look forward to each work week or feel the Sunday night dread of starting it all again?
Typical View of Work
“It’s not supposed to be fun. That’s why they call it work ”
“I’m seeking to fulfill my lifelong dream - Not working here anymore.”
VS.
Best Days Thinking
“I’ve learned I can step up to nearly any issue, feel good about my approach and enjoy the work day. It’s so satisfying when I can handle challenges that used to cause me stress ”
What’s keeping you from better working days?
Routine nature of the work?
Not clear on what’s needed or next steps ?
Too little time or resources?
Team members not stepping up?
Conflicting ideas?
Unhealthy competition?
Can you relate to the items above? Let’s take up a new approach that you can own and enjoy.
Note to Business Leaders
Are you looking for team members that are driven from within? It’s just the way they think. It comes natural for them to pay attention and to seek progress.
The work of “Best Days Thinking” is to uncover that energy.
Rick Beach |
Speaker & Consultant
Greetings friends. I’m so pleased to be able to provide Best Days Thinking as my offering to connect with the needs of working people and their employers.
After all, It’s eight hours a day - Let's make it good!
I’m eager to share an overview with your team so let’s get together. One more thought before I go - here’s a quote from Billy Wilder
“You’re as good as the best thing you’ve ever done”