The Self-Developer in Growth-Mindset Organisations

CREATING AN ENVIRONMENT FOR CHANGE

Real trans­for­ma­tion does not come about through stra­tegy papers, but through the daily beha­viour of peo­ple in the com­pany. In this pre­sen­ta­tion, Andrew Bannon explains how the atti­tude of the self-deve­lo­per (Jens Corssen) prac­ti­cally com­ple­ments the growth mind­set (Carol Dweck) and the con­cept of psy­cho­lo­gi­cal safety (Amy Edmond­son). This crea­tes an envi­ron­ment in which expe­ri­men­ta­tion is encou­ra­ged, feed­back is valued and change beco­mes a shared source of strength.

Andrew Bannon

CONTENT 

Sta­tic ways of thin­king block you: If you con­stantly have to prove how good you are, you close yours­elf off to growth. A growth mind­set, on the other hand, means reco­g­nis­ing that skills can be deve­lo­ped – through effort, open­ness and per­se­ver­ance. Andrew Bannon com­bi­nes these insights with the phi­lo­so­phy of the self-deve­lo­per and shows how teams can learn to deal pro­duc­tively with set­backs, use con­s­truc­tive feed­back as a resource and cele­brate suc­ces­ses tog­e­ther. Neu­ro­sci­en­ti­fic fin­dings on the pla­s­ti­city of the brain empha­sise that change is pos­si­ble at any age. This crea­tes a cul­ture in which indi­vi­dual deve­lo­p­ment and cor­po­rate goals go hand in hand.

Key messages 

Awa­re­ness of one’s own thin­king habits is the basis for growth and real change. 

Obs­ta­cles and defeats are not stop signs, but rather tran­sit points – sup­ported by self-confidence. 

Growth mind­set can be learnt: with neu­ro­pla­s­ti­city, old thought pat­terns can be over­come and new skills developed. 

Target group 

Employees and manage­ment teams who want to pro­mote an open, lear­ning-ori­en­ta­ted and cou­ra­ge­ous cul­ture in their company

Style & Format 

  • In-per­son or online event
  • Visual, inter­ac­tive and inspiring
  • In Eng­lish or German
  • Dura­tion: 45–120 minutes

Customer testimonials 

“Andrew gave a great vir­tual key­note at Sie­mens Smart Infra­struc­ture Growth Week on “Growth Mind­set”. With many vivid examp­les he demys­ti­fied the topic, well under­stan­da­ble, tail­o­red to our needs and highly enter­tai­ning. Our employees were enthu­si­a­stic. And it was fun to work with him.”

Petra Wan­der Senior Mana­ger Employee Enga­ge­ment at Sie­mens AG

“I recei­ved only posi­tive feed­back on Mr Bannon’s lec­ture. I think Mr Bannon’s humo­rous, but also down-to-earth and honest man­ner was the key fac­tor here that ensu­red open­ness and enthu­si­asm. I would­n’t know what to cri­ti­cise at this point. The pre­sen­ta­tion was enter­tai­ning and exci­ting, and fit­ted per­fectly into the over­all con­text of the day and under­li­ned our mes­sage for change.

Char­line Dänzer Mar­ke­ting Pro­fes­sio­nal at Inter­xion Deutsch­land GmbH

“The way you pre­sen­ted was really enter­tai­ning and showed a fine sense of (see­mingly Bri­tish) humour. The fact that the talk was dis­cus­sed in all the fol­lo­wing breaks pro­ves that you rai­sed and dis­cus­sed important points for the self-deve­lo­p­ment of all par­ti­ci­pants. Even the next day, some pre­sen­ta­ti­ons alre­ady refer­red to quo­tes from your speech. In sum­mary, your talk was an exci­ting highlight.” 

Ralf Kuhl Mem­ber of the Exe­cu­tive Board of HELLA GmbH & Co. KGaA

Enquiry 

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