As businesses move on high-speed driving growth, the program, designed with two mental models, serves as a pit stop to refuel and channelise the energy. Leaders get to reflect on team dynamics and energies and get equipped with frameworks to drive their respective teams to growth. These are two unique mental models to help you succeed through changing behaviour and increasing productivity.
Nudge Theory: Richard Thaler won the Nobel prize in Economics, with Behavioral Economics being his pioneering work. Thaler is particularly well known for his work on “nudge theory”, a term he coined to help explain how small interventions can encourage individuals to make different decisions.
The program includes:
What is Nudge theory, examples and case studies.
Designing nudges to change the behavior.
Designing really life examples of teams and customers.
Not all the energy are converted to do work, some of it is lost in the process causing disorder. The disorder is best explained by Science. It is called entropy. Entropy is a default state. To bring in order, one has to be attentive and put in the effort. It is like staying fit by eating right, exercising, and sleeping well. Entropy is already there, the challenge is not to stop it but the challenge is to keep it under control and also use it to our advantage.
The program includes:
What is Entropy?
Entropy and the team?
Channelizing energy, ensuring success
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