Change and Focus on the Bigger Vision
June 8, 2022
There will be instances when we need to think about change and focus on the bigger vision. But change is interesting; it’s easy for some while it can be very difficult for others. It’s inevitable but not all of us are willing to undergo this process.
In this episode, I share some of my thoughts from the episode with Dr. George Birnbach and how change plays out in our communities. As we go through the norm, we see more changes happening, although we may not always know where this will bring us.
Change is a scary journey, but it’s also equally terrifying not to undergo one. We see disruptive patterns that continue to thrive and this should be enough reason to make a change. And change begins with creating safe spaces and not losing sight of the bigger vision.
For change to be effective, it requires us to be consistent. This ensures that we keep evolving and continuously develop into becoming the person our world needs.
It's time...
...To be the 1% .
...To shift the dial forward by 1 %.
...And to build partnerships with others who are willing to do their 1%.
Make sure you add what your 1% is so we can support you on your journey too!
http://www.theonepercentmovement.com/
CONNECT WITH KIRI-MAREE MOORE
Connect with me on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirimareemoore/
If you would like to have Kiri-Maree speak at your next event or would like to discuss partnerships please email concierge@DecisionVelocityGlobal.com
To know more about The Leadership Awareness Leadership Neural Pathway Training check https://getleadershipawareness.com/
There will be instances when we need to think about change and focus on the bigger vision. But change is interesting; it’s easy for some while it can be very difficult for others. It’s inevitable but not all of us are willing to undergo this process.
In this episode, I share some of my thoughts from the episode with Dr. George Birnbach and how change plays out in our communities. As we go through the norm, we see more changes happening, although we may not always know where this will bring us.
Change is a scary journey, but it’s also equally terrifying not to undergo one. We see disruptive patterns that continue to thrive and this should be enough reason to make a change. And change begins with creating safe spaces and not losing sight of the bigger vision.
For change to be effective, it requires us to be consistent. This ensures that we keep evolving and continuously develop into becoming the person our world needs.
WHAT YOU’LL DISCOVER IN THIS EPISODE:
- Life updates with Kiri-Maree (01:30)
- What are we facing in the new norm? (05:13)
- Why is change uncomfortable? (06:05)
- How do we create safe spaces? (08:13)
- Insights about Dr. George's GHI podcast episode (12:39)
- Overcoming the struggles in the journey (14:57)
- Why focusing on the bigger vision matters (19:17)
- The impacts of being supportive of your body (26:25)
- Why is change important? (30:25)
- The value of consistency (32:29)
- Exciting opportunities to look forward to the future (38:25)
QUOTES:
- "This world is a big scary place, particularly when you don't look or sound like everyone else." -Kiri-Maree Moore
- "The world is really accepting when we show up and make everyone feel comfortable." -Kiri-Maree Moore
- "It's the shifts that move us forward, it's the change that disrupts the patterns, and it's the sustainability that guarantees that we can do it long-term." -Kiri-Maree Moore
Resources:
It's time...
...To be the 1% .
...To shift the dial forward by 1 %.
...And to build partnerships with others who are willing to do their 1%.
Make sure you add what your 1% is so we can support you on your journey too!
CONNECT WITH KIRI-MAREE MOORE
Connect with me on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirimareemoore/
If you would like to have Kiri-Maree speak at your next event or would like to discuss partnerships please email concierge@DecisionVelocityGlobal.com
To know more about The Leadership Awareness Leadership Neural Pathway Training check https://getleadershipawareness.com/