Impact at Work: Creating the Right Mood for Change: Yours and Others
About the Webinar
Research shows that mood is contagious. Really! We are always in a mood (we even wake up in one). And that mood makes a huge difference in terms of how we face the world, how we engage with others, and potentially how we gain support to generate positive change in the workplace. One of the most critical roles of an effective and inspiring leadership is to generate positive moods that inspire others to stay the course toward positive outcomes. In this Impact at Work call, we examine exactly what “mood” is and, rather than trying to overcome “bad” moods, we'll look at how we can generate positive moods intentionally. What practices or actions can support this? How is the body involved?
Participants will learn knowledge and practices they can apply immediately to prompt positive change in their work and life.
Julie Engel, Ph.D. is an executive coach, facilitator and catalyst dedicated to supporting people committed to shifting the status quo in being resourceful, grounded and wise as they navigate an ever-changing, fast-moving, uncertain, complex world. Julie is a faculty member with New Ventures West, an International Coach Federation accredited coaching school, “social innovator catalyst” at Babson College, and founding faculty for the MFA in Design for Social Innovation at the School for Visual Arts. Julie was Senior Research Associate at the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship supporting internal corporate change agents effectively catalyze change toward more responsible and sustainable business practice. through applied research, consultation, coaching and facilitating a peer-to-peer learning networks.