| Default Setting…do you need to adjust yours? |
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| Written by Jodi Wiff |
| Tuesday, 08 March 2011 20:04 |
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Imagine….you’re very focused at work – you’re in the zone and you’re pumping out the work – and you love it – it is the gliding feeling…you’re proud of yourself. But then the annoying coworker stops by and begins their ‘whine’…nothing takes you off your game more than a whiner. You can feel yourself gritting your teeth and holding your breath…and in a nano second…you are have been taken off your game…and you ‘bite back’ to the annoying coworker with a look of disgust or possibly even a biting comment. The personal impact to you falls in three areas of impact: 1) It has taken you off your gliding performance – you move from efficient to ineffective. 2) You are disappointed in your own response to a coworker. 3) Your coworker doesn’t understand what they did – so how will they ever adjust? Your automatic response is your ‘default setting’ and it is putting you in a lose/lose situation. It may be time to adjust that default setting and create a new personal setting. Question: What is your default setting? Does it need to be adjusted? What would be a more effective ‘default setting’. Think about your default setting and the impact it is having on you and others.
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