Irrational Change Planner: Master the Art of Change - Daily Brain Hacks, Tools and Tactics to Sustain Behavioral Change

Imagine a daily planner that keeps you on track, is your coach and accountability buddy, as well as your expert guide to the most powerful Irrational Change tools to lead and change organisational behaviours. We have created a unique resource for change agents, leaders and project managers with the Irrational Change Planner. Including: My Big Goals and Dreams: Take time to focus on what is important to you. My Week: Set up your week for success, take a moment to reflect. Daily Planner: Simple, effective, with a nugget of wise advice. Check-in: A weekly check-in that acts as your accountability buddy. Goal reviews: Capture your progress, you will be surprised at how far you have come. Irrational Change: Our favourite tools, checklists, tactics and brain hacks, at your fingertips. Created by behavioural scientists, this is more than your average planner. It nudges you to be more consistent, to reach your goals, and to manage change more effectively. Work smarter, not harder, with your Irrational Change Planner. Inside your Planner: My Big Goals and Dreams If we dream big, we are more likely to make progress. Start your planner with space to think, and dream. Mind map what you would like your future to be. Think in the positive, and 5+ years ahead. Dare to dream. Take three themes from your Mind map and make them into your goals. Work out what you are going to do in the next week, next month and next (you choose). Just writing these out, is a form of commitment Every four weeks, your planner will prompt you to review your progress; what achievements have you made, what obstacles have you overcome, what will you do next. Your accountability buddy. You will be surprised by how much progress you make. My Week Capture the shape of your week, and what is on your To-Do list. Then, take a few moments to focus on your big three priorities, anything that is important and the habits you want to track. Awesome. You are ready for your week. Use the Daily Planner pages for each day. At the end of your week, Check in with your emotions; how are you feeling. What have you achieved. What distracted you and what have you learned. Did you take time to renew, or hear laughter? Then check-in with your projects, ask yourself the ten questions every change agent should ask, at least once a week. Your planner is your accountability buddy. What insight does this give you? Capture what you will do differently next week, and you are good to go! Daily Planner The heart of your Planner, a daily check in of what is happening, and what needs to get done. Focus your efforts. Capture your daily schedule, what is most important and the tasks that need to get done. Reflect on how you feel, and add your ‘one word’. Enjoy the bite-sized pieces of advice at the top of each page. Then there is ‘space to think’, to reflect, to hold your important points. Irrational Change Tucked away, at the back of your Planner, is the good stuff; the Irrational Change tools, checklists, theories and brain hacks that you are here for. Always at hand, easy to access and use. Including: Why, Why, Why Our three killer questions Change Impact Matrix Competing Priorities Assumption Tracker Stakeholder Map Conviction assessment Assess resistance Dealing with emotions Three steps to being a better leader The power of positive Size: 6 * 9 Inches Pages: 240, 16 weeks of daily planning, 4 goal reviews and 14 pages of tools