Most of us have been involved in a ‘transformation’ at some point in our careers, either on the receiving end, or tasked with delivering it. The process is so much smoother when some fundamental leadership tasks are prioritised from the start: to get on board, employees need to understand why it matters, how it benefits them, and be empowered to adapt and adopt. Via Management Today https://bit.ly/4eXhCqw #TransformationFatigue
MatchFit
Professional Training and Coaching
Building sustained high performance within organisations through phenomenological interventions.
About us
MatchFit delivers sustainable high performance across organisations through development programmes with the aim of improving long-term financial outcomes and staff wellbeing. Our practicing psychologists, psychotherapists, occupational therapists and business expert consultants utilise phenomenological techniques and interventions to achieve exceptional results. With delivery methods that drive engagement at a psychological level, we go beyond team and individual development, bringing a high performance culture to organisations by transforming leadership, communication and culture. Our bespoke intervention involves analysis, consulting, ‘cultural immersion’, CLIMB Coaching, strategic leadership facilitation and group sessions, providing all levels of staff and teams with strategies and techniques to facilitate sustainable high performance. Our unique CLIMB model focuses on therapeutic intervention methodologies and delivers on three modular levels: • CLIMB builds commitment in team members, which is key to the overall culture, and the growth of individuals. • HUMAN helps individuals and organisations develop a high-performance culture. • TEAM develops a performance-intelligence mind set for leaders and teams. The CLIMB delivers collective and individual shifts in perceptions regarding possibilities, capabilities, performance, team dynamics, responsibility and autonomy. We work in a way that best suits your organisation and returns the outcome you are looking to achieve.
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- Professional Training and Coaching
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In this article from London Daily News, Bradley Honnor, MD of MatchFit, urges business leaders to carefully consider the impact of AI and technology on their teams. He argues that while AI can enhance productivity, it’s essential not to push people beyond their limits. Leaders need to seek the balance between efficiency and employee wellbeing, and recognise that unlike machines, humans need time to rest and recharge! A culture that embraces growth while prioritising mental health and sustainable work practices is the key to long-term success. #Leadership #AI #WorkplaceWellbeing #TechnologyAndHumanity #SustainableWork
Bradley Honnor, MD of MatchFit warns business leaders to balance humanity and technology within organisations https://buff.ly/4dtLDwB #news #london #londonnews
Bradley Honnor, MD of MatchFit warns business leaders to balance humanity and technology within organisations | London Daily News
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"...almost one in three UK business leaders are struggling to build a competent senior management team, threatening the ability of thousands of SMEs to transition into large companies." Not an uncommon problem, but eminently solvable with the right support and development in place! 😊📞 #MatchFitCLIMB #ShadowExCo
There is a growing talent crisis in British businesses that has the potential to derail growth plans, according to research from business advisory and accountancy firm Menzies LLP https://buff.ly/4eNtXgU
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Feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list? 😓 You’re not alone! Guilt and shame are complex emotions that often accompany unfinished tasks and can either motivate or hinder our progress, as explored in this article. A great reminder that productivity and self-kindness go hand in hand! 💡
Work will still be waiting tomorrow, and the next day, and the next…
You're Never Going to Be “Caught Up” at Work. Stop Feeling Guilty About It.
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🚨 **New Article Alert** 🚨 How is AI impacting your employees? In this piece from Employer News - HR and Business News for UK Employers, MatchFit MD Bradley Honnor highlights the importance of balancing AI-driven efficiency with employee wellbeing. While AI can boost productivity, leaders must ensure they aren’t pushing their teams too hard. Unlike machines, people need time to rest and recharge. Creating a growth-focused culture that also prioritises mental health and sustainable practices is key to long-term success. https://lnkd.in/eZKy9tcf #Leadership #AI #EmployeeWellbeing #TechAndHumanity #SustainableGrowth#SustainableWork
Employer News :Bradley Honnor, MD of Matchfit warns business leaders to balance humanity and technology within organisations
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OCD in the Workplace is not a personality trait. Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a #MentalHealth condition characterised by intrusive thoughts, images, or urges (obsessions) that cause significant distress or #anxiety. It's important to differentiate that OCD is not a personality trait or adjective for being a bit particular about something, rather it's a condition that can significantly affect people in all aspects of life & present unique challenges in the #workplace. Workplace Manifestations may include: 🔹 Excessive perfectionism: A constant need for things to be done perfectly or in a specific way, leading to delays or inefficiency. 🔹 Difficulty making decisions: Over-analysing & ruminating over choices, hindering #productivity. 🔹Repetitive tasks: Engaging in excessive or unnecessary tasks to alleviate anxiety, such as excessive checking or cleaning. 🔹 Avoidance behaviors: Avoiding certain situations or tasks to prevent triggering obsessions or compulsions. 🔹 Social withdrawal: Difficulty interacting with colleagues due to anxiety or fear of contamination. 🔹 Absenteeism: Increased absences due to the time and energy spent managing OCD symptoms. The good news is that there are strategies to help support employees with OCD: 🔹Foster an open and supportive workplace #culture where employees feel comfortable discussing their mental health concerns. Encourage open dialogue and create a safe space for individuals to share their experiences. 🔹Provide reasonable #accommodations to help employees manage their symptoms. This may include flexible work arrangements, reduced workload, or #adjustments to the physical work environment. 🔹Educate employees about OCD to increase understanding and reduce stigma. This can involve #training, presentations, or sharing resources about the condition. 🔹Offer empathy & understanding to #employees with OCD. Avoid making assumptions & be patient as they navigate their challenges. 🔹 Promote self-care practices that can help manage symptoms, such as stress reduction techniques, regular exercise, & sufficient sleep. 🔹Regularly check in to assess their #workload and support needs. Be mindful of potential burnout or increased stress levels. 🔹Foster a supportive & #inclusive work environment where employees feel valued and respected. By implementing these strategies, employers can create a workplace that is conducive to the #wellbeing of employees with #OCD and help them thrive in their roles. Do you experience OCD or have you supported a colleague who has shared this information with you? What else would you add to this list? Please comment below. This visual was created by @igototherapy & shared via their #instagram account.
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🚨 **New Article Alert** 🚨 Our Managing Director, Bradley Honnor, has just written an insightful piece for Workplace Wellbeing Professional. In this article, Bradley uncovers the five tell-tale signs that are often present in the management style of a poor leader. If you're curious about what sets great leadership apart from the rest, this is a must-read. #PoorLeader #Management #ManagementStyle #Leadership #WorkplaceWellbeing #MatchFitLeadership
Bradley Honnor uncovers the five tell-tale signs that are all-to-often evident in the management style of a poor leader MatchFit https://loom.ly/pHKrccc #poorleader #management #managementstyle
Bradley Honnor: Five tell-tale signs of a poor leader
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We’re always asking for feedback about our programmes - it’s an essential tool for us in constantly evolving our training. In order to really achieve sustainable high performance, it’s important to be able to recognise what is working well, and what needs to be done differently or better. It’s something we highlight through our programmes, so it’s great to this this reflected in the feedback we receive. “It’s given me confirmation that some of the things I’ve done are right, and are working, and made me realise what I still need to do!” #MatchFitCLIMB #Testimonial
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So many of us spend so much of our time at work and it can have a big impact on how we're feeling. Which is why it’s so important that we’re able to have open and honest conversations about mental health at work. This World Mental Health Day, we want to help de-stigmatise talking about mental health in the workplace by encouraging people to spot the signs when someone might be struggling. Often listening and giving people the opportunity to express how they feel can make a big difference and could help them open up and go on to get the support they need. We all know it’s important to reach out and check in, but we don’t always know how. At Samaritans, we believe that everyone can learn the skills to have conversations that can change and even save lives. Samaritans Training and Engagement Programmes (STEP) gives people the tools and confidence to step up, step in and support others. If you think your workplace could benefit from Samaritans’ skills and knowledge from over 70 years of listening and providing emotional support, find out more: https://bit.ly/3aA4whN
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Whilst we cannot condone the bullying leadership style of Logan Roy, he is right about the #deskbreak! A great campaign from Mind for World Mental Health Day - now, stop reading this, step away from your desk and take that photo to raise £5! https://bit.ly/4dG3fp4
Mind on LinkedIn: #deskbreak | 60 comments
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