ConversationWorks…. is a set of tools designed to re-frame our own experiences, and our attempts at daily connection with the people we meet and spend time with, to go from ‘how’s it going’ to ‘what’s gone well today?’ We hope that people will find more highlights in their day, and discover deeper connections with one another.
One of our tools, What’s Gone Well Today ™ helps people reflect on their own lives and what good is occurring today.
Both individuals and organizations sometimes get trapped into their own world and culture. . Sometimes it just takes a friendly person with a smile, asking What’s Gone Well Today ™ to look at our day in a fresh way.. We dwell so often in the negative. With this question we start to look for the positive moments in our lives, and build on them.
We welcome your using the question many times in your day, whether within your own thought, with a friend , or with a stranger. We would love to have your experience help others.
For your organization ConversationWorks can help
personal and professional staff development
team and trust building
client engagement
culture enhancement and assessment
sales
performance evaluation
stress reduction
employee rentention
community building
make life and work more fun
Workshop design:
Training can range from one to one, to large group presentations.
It can be enhanced by having video display capacity.
An introduction can take place at an early morning staff meeting,at one location, to working with specific teams across the a number of branches in the day.
It can be enhanced by video capture of some of the WGWT experiences that people share. These can be shared strictly on your intranet, or be included in the ChangeEverything site.
ConversationWorks was created by Christopher Bowers, to offer programs, strategies and tools to bring people and ideas together.. For more information on Christopher and the story-based programs they offer please visit ConversationWorks.ca. ConversationWorks is the brand of Community School Interviews Society, a registered charity.

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