Being more human in a machine-led world
The future has already arrived and in this digital world where machines and AI will increasingly dominate, what will be ‘the edge’ we must leverage within our teams and society? What will be the differentiator?
We need to focus on human connection and the richness of how we interact; creating and nurturing these connections for success.
In this workshop, we’ll explore how to live a life led by purpose, practice raising self and group awareness and leverage the power of story telling to foster greater human connection.
Outline/Structure of the Workshop
- Facilitate an exercise to help uncover ‘your inner purpose’
- Explore what it means to live a life of purpose
- Discuss the importance of raising self and social awareness to nurture relationships and increase team performance
- Discuss the power of story telling and why this is the closest thing to a ‘silver bullet’ when it comes to fostering connection - emphasised with a nice little energiser!
- Provide some tools to become a great storyteller
Learning Outcome
- Identify my purpose
- Understand the importance of living a life led by purpose
- Understand the importance of raising EQ to increase team performance
- Understand why stories are a powerful tool for creating human connection
- Know how to craft an inspiring story
Target Audience
Anybody who would like to learn how to increase team performance by growing intimacy through rich interaction and understand how to leverage the power of story telling to connect at the human level
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Recent Activities
Call for Proposals CLOSED
Ended on Jun 30 '19 11:59 PM AEST
Find Your Edge
Welcome! We are super excited to hear from you.
- The theme this year is Find Your Edge. We want you to talk about what is currently challenging you or the thing that gives you an advantage in your field. What is the theory, practice or concept that you are struggling with but that also excites you. It's not just about answers, it's about questions.
- Pitch us your ideas! Talks, hands-on sessions, workshops. This year we have also added 5 min lighting talks and 20 min TED style talks. There are lots of options, just make sure you let us know what kind of room layout would work best and any special requirements you have.
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- Don't forget, you can edit your session and adjust the idea in the coming weeks, so don't think that you've only got one chance. You can also submit multiple ideas and proposals.
- The LAST Sydney committee is here to help. If you would like to have some coaching or shaping of your idea just let us know.
- LAST Sydney looks forward to finding your edge with you!
Out of town submitters
As we are focused on the local community, we don’t expect people to travel from interstate or overseas to participate, although you are welcome if you choose to come. LAST Sydney is an event with low registration prices, so we need to keep overheads low. Therefore, we generally do not reimburse travel and accommodation or pay a fee to session leaders/speakers.
Registration
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Who needs a nudge?
We would love to know who else you know who has a great idea but needs a nudge. LAST welcomes first time and experienced speakers. Let us know, and we'd be happy to reach out.
We look forward to hearing from you!
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