Learn the principles of T.E.A.M Understand how to have the ideal team all working together to achieve more.

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TeamRICH Every business requires a team that works together towards a common goal using a standard set of tools and rules. The key about the team is that it s the right team...everyone is a walking talking advertisement for the business. Learn the principles of T.E.A.M Understand how to have the ideal team all working together to achieve more. People often say I have team challenges or It s hard to find good people or My team just don t work the way I want them to Our response is usually OK then, let s talk about you! But it s about them is often the next reply. Well yes it is about them, and it s also about you. As the owner or manager it s your business, your process, your decisions it s also about you being the team leader. A team will only ever be as good as the leader, and surprisingly the leader will only be as good as the team, so both are interdependent. So it s best we start with you. Your ability to teach, work with and motivate your team is the key to their success. So first you need to know as much as you can about you, and what is needed for you to get your team to where you want them in your business. Once you know this you will be in a better position to understand them, and achieve the results you really desire Have fun this is where you really get to know yourself and your team! The goal of TeamRICH is to ensure you recognise the value of having awesome team, and how they can assist you in achieving the goal of having a business that operates without you. actioncoach.com The World s Number Business Coaching 1Firm

Have a go at teaching these to someone...it s a great way to learn. Ownership Accountable Responsible Blame Excuses Denial The ONLY Failure... Is the Failure to PARTICIPATE... Give 100% and you ll get 100%... 2

To Make Sure You Get the Most Out of Your Learning I KNOW To Make Sure You Get the Most Out of Your Learning... You Must Be Willing to Have Some... 3 actioncoach.com The World s Number Business Coaching 1Firm

By being attentive to our own behaviours, you might find you recognise a few things that you knew but probably forgot. We call these B F O s BLINDING FLASH OF THE OBVIOUS! A key to learning is remembering or recalling. Often when we even know the answers, we often just forget or just don t remember how it all fits together. That s why it s a BFO the opposite is a scatoma.when we can see something right in front of us but don t recognise it. What I want out of this Workshop... Be as specific as YOU can... 4 Make a list of what you want from this workshop and then write any others that others may have thought of...you are here to learn so capture as many ideas as you can...copy if you have to...it s called market research!

What I want from this workshop is... The reason that it s important to list what you want is, to set your Reticular Activating System It s the COMPASS for your brain... W N S E 5 actioncoach.com The World s Number Business Coaching 1Firm

Let s begin by understanding how your business should function... We call this the cycle of business! So let s understand the definition of team.. All too often people mistake team for Together Everyone Feels Better! Sadly that doesn t get real results. Over time we ve identified that.. Observe yours and other s behaviour in games and you will likely predict how they perform under pressure. One of the keys to having an effective team is that everyone at least attempts to understand the other people in their team. There is no I in team, and it s worthwhile making sure of that with every member. 6

So what happened in the game? What was your working style? Did you play to win...or lose? It s a team question. FOCUS Often that is then reflected in your living style... Remember Life and games are just like a mirror... As are... people bank accounts businesses salaries relationships cars, clothes and so much more Everything you think or believe will be reflected in your behaviours. Often it s worthwhile observing others to understand what you are doing yourself. It s your interpretation that is the key...you will only see in others what you are within yourself. Let s look at how this works with your team. 7

So what are the keys to a winning team? Good leadership is all about.. It s being clear about your role and how you contribute. We ve identified 16 cylinders of High Performance... Being a leader is different to being a manager. A manager is responsible for ensuring the business has the people, tools and systems in place to achieve the results. A leader s role is to ensure the people are motivated to actually do the work. Neither can work without the other. Nor can any team and so your role is critical to the team success. 8

So how do you get your team firing on all 16 cylinders? You u Perturbation creates change...it is ENERGY in motion. If you avoid however and procrastinate you are likely to miss that opportunity. The key to look for in perturbation is the Break Through!. Normally this will follow a Break Down, Break Apart, Break with or a Break Up... Whatever you go through with your team, as the leader you must recognise your role. We do this by understanding... As the leader you are the Mentor/Teacher. To ensure your team has the ability to achieve the goals of the business,or to have a quality of life, you must ensure all the steps on the scale are fulfilled or in place in the business. We call this the Quality of Life Scale! 9

Now let s look at the second key... It is essential for a team to have a common goal. Where they going and what are they working towards. This is the same as you individually needing a goal. In a team you need to share it. We already know the keys to goal setting. Firstly you need.... A Vision, that will... and a mission... that leads to your GOAL... The key for setting goals is to think of them as your DIRECTION & FOCUS, your MOVEMENT & MOMENTUM and the PERSON you will BECOME! They also need to be: The goal needs to be more than just a task. It has to motivate and create passion with your team...have them firing on all 16 cylinders. Of course it has to take the needs of the business into account and be SMART. 10

Now let s look at the third key... Now you now the direction, you ll need some rules to keep you focused and moving in the direction you want. It s important to have standards and norms...identify what are the critical essential things that are always required... Recognise that as you are now will need to change, if you want a different result. Be prepared to expand as you grow... You ll also need a strong culture. We prefer to have a loose:tight culture... People generally like to know where they are going and what they should be doing. As a leader this is your role. In creating an ideal team, you will need to be specific about the rules and culture, otherwise known as the context. With that in place you can afford a loose content, which can be the people part. This is the same as Systemize the Routine : Humanise the Exception! 11

Now let s look at the fourth key... The action plan is what you do each day...in each position It s about knowing... One of the main challenges for people is they aren t clear on what it is they should do. Your Action Plan... As part of the systems module you learn about having a system in your business. This includes an organizational chart or plan for the roles in your business. This is now extended to be clear on the detail of each of the roles on your chart. If your team members are not clear on what they have to do, by when, and what is expected as an outcome then they will deliver poor results. That s not their fault! It s up to the business to determine these and provide them as a guide. Of course it s easy to measure also! 12

The second last key... This is where a business gets really exciting. When people feel good about having a go! Nothing grows if it stands still...you need to have... And as you learnt earlier, everyone needs to go through perturbation... You u Which leads us right back to you as the leader! Often the business owner or manager restricts growth by being in the way. Sometimes you just need to get out of the way and encourage your team to have a go...maybe they ll be better than you! 13

And now to the final key... Without every person on the team being involved, it s difficult to call it a team. And 100% means 100%! When you have 100% you will have 1 + 1 = 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or more.. You can do this by locking it in with.. Whilst the people may change, the team sticks together. A BIG ritual is... A WIFLE is What I Feel Like Expressing is. In this space the person has the right to say what and how they want. This allows for openness and encourages good communication. 14