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© 2008 People Business llc. © 2012 MindTime Project LLC Learn why it’s important and how to develop it. Revolu7onize: – how people communicate internally and with customers – how you build innova7ve teams – how you lead your organiza7on :—Increased human connec.on, and the new keyword in business Empathy

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A brief presentation on our Developing Empathy workshop using MindTime. Great for teams, groups, organizations, cities, and communities of all kinds.

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© 2008 People Business llc.© 2012 MindTime Project LLC

Learn  why  it’s  important  and  how  to  develop  it.Revolu7onize:–  how  people  communicate  internally  and  with  customers–  how  you  build  innova7ve  teams–  how  you  lead  your  organiza7on

:—Increased  human  connec.on,        and  the  new  keyword  in  business

Empathy

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Hewlett Packard • The Nature Conservancy • Royal Bank of Canada • Texas Department of Transportation • Wells Fargo • Better Energy Systems • BrandActive • The Land Group • ERC • Merrill Lynch • Responsible Endowment Coalition • City Beach • Burr, Pilger and Mayer • CISCO • Hult University • USF • Thunderbird • WHO • Catalyst S+F • ad:tech • iMedia • Google • UC Irvine

People  love  MindTime,  it’s  a  language  ofhuman  understanding

"I tend to be a skeptic. I've answered dozens of questionnaires and attended numerous ‘collaboration/team building' workshops over the years. But MindTime got my attention like none other. Fast, accurate, predictive, prescriptive and most importantly for me as a COO, actionable! This I recommend for any company."

Scott Geary—COO, Better Energy Systems, Berkeley CA

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The MindTime® Map

Future Perspec t ive

POSSIBILITYPast Persepc t ive

CERTAINTY

Present Perspec t ive

PROBABILITY

How  to  communicate  with  them  .  .  .  What  their  needs  are  .  .  .  

What  draws  their  a3en4on  .  .  .  What  mo4vates  them  .  .  .  

What  they  should  avoid  .  .  .  What  roles  they  play  .  .  .  

How  they  make  decisions  .  .  .  How  they  perform  .  .  .  

How  they  communicate  .  .  .  How  they  lead  .  .  .  

How  they  relate  to  others  .  .  .  How  they  view  the  world  .  .  .  

How  they  learn  .  .  .  

MindTime  quickly  and  simply  reveals  a  lot  aboutpeople—it  develops  shared  insight

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A simple 1 minute on-line test, with high scientific reliability

Gives a specific result for each individual, and adds them to a group map

Our  process  to  map  people  is  lightning  quickAnd, it works to map your organization and customers

Try  it:  

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mind@me  profile

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Resources of Future Thinking™:

FlexibilityOpportunitySpontaneityOriginalityInnovationIdeasVisionHopeAbove all, Future mind is imaginative

Resources of Past Thinking™:

ExperienceKnowledgeAuthenticityValidityCautionCareTrustTruthAbove all, Past mind is reflective

Resources of Present Thinking™:

PlanningControlUtilityResultsOrganizationContinuityStabilityHarmonyAbove all, Present mind is practical

With  only  three  ‘moving  parts’  this  model  iseasy  for  everyone  to  understand  and  use

People Have People Have People Have

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The  organiza@onal  maps  reveal  ac@onable  insights

PRESENT

FUTUREPAST

This  team  is  missing  people  who  are  risk  aware  and  grounded,  this  means  .  .  .   Possibility  of  

sub-­‐group  forming,  need  to  .  .  .

FactsMeasurementValida@on

VisionIdeasProblem  solving

PlansIntegra@onAc@on

The  group’s  predominant  culture  is  process  oriented  and  values  con@nuity,  structure.  The  consequences  of  this  are  .  .  .

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Such  as  .  .  .

Learn  this  and  much  more  in  a  workshop

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The  customer  maps  provide  marke@ng  gold

Makes seasonal purchases

Prefers the personal helpof experienced people

Abandons site betweenshopping cart and check out

HIghest clicks on ad version 1.

Positive response to last minute offers and impulse buys

Buys shortly afterreceiving new catalog

Highest clicks on ad version 2.

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Our  teaching  on  collabora@on  is  natural  and  holis@c,it  values  everyone’s  contribu@on  in  innova@on

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This  new  awareness  impacts  every  area  of  business

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AIer  gaining  an  awareness  of  MindTime  at  workWhat’s  next?

•    Team  alignment•    Developing  amazing  collabora@on•    Understanding  customers  (CRM)•    Untangling  interpersonal  conflict•    Effec@ve  messaging  for  leaders•    Developing  innova@ve  thinking

We  offer  further  specialized  workshops  and  coaching  on:

“Of  the  hundreds  of  profiles  I  have  taken  and  been  trained  on  MindTime®  is  the  most  effec@ve  and  has  the  highest  face  validity.”

Randy  Austad  -­‐  Author  of  The  CALL,Voca.onal  and  Life  Purpose  Guide

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The  benefits  of  our  kickoff  2.5-­‐hour  workshop  are  amazing

•    People  understand  people  in  a  new  way•    They  work  more  happily  together•    Share  their  thinking  as  a  tangible  resource•    Learn  how  they  create  the  group  or  company  culture•    Focus  on  solu7ons•    Collaborate  rather  than  compete

“What   an   incredibly   valuable   tool   to   learn   more   about   our  organiza@ons  and  ourselves.”

Dr. Richard Jackson, Director FIATECH.

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All  workshop  par@cipants  receive  this  well-­‐illustrated  informa@on-­‐packed  96-­‐page  handbook

Click on the book to see more information

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For  more  informa@on  about  our  workshops  and  mapping  pla`orms  please  contact:John Furey, FounderMindTime [email protected]

“Your  program  is  powerful  .  .  .  right  on  the  money.”Larry Scott, partner Scott, Cronin & Partners, Accountants. San Diego, CA.

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