Your team is facing a setback after a challenging project. How can you ensure cohesion moving forward?

How To Make A Difference In The World One of the greatest motivations in this world is the desire to make a difference. Many great minds throughout history have talked about how the deepest fulfillment in life comes from helping others & making the world a better place.The idea that you can do something that will have a real impact on the lives of people is a very inspiring thought, but sometimes it can seem like we’re fighting an uphill battle. If you want to have an impact on the world then you need to take effective action. Yet very often the right actions to take are a bit unclear.

To ensure cohesion after a setback from a challenging project, start by fostering a supportive environment where team members can openly discuss what went wrong and what can be improved. Focus on learning from the experience by conducting a constructive debrief and identifying key takeaways. Reinforce the team's strengths and remind them of past successes to boost confidence. Encourage collaboration and resilience, emphasizing that setbacks are part of growth. Lastly, set clear goals for future projects and ensure everyone understands their role in achieving them.

In these times teams must stay together as strong as they ever can. I made the best experiences with lots of communication throgh "lessons learned" and retrospective of milestones. Of course that has to be done very careful, respectful but also clear. The advantages are: team members are busy and have no time to suffer form the general situation. They can better deal with the setback and directly you can discover the root cases to be prepared next time. By the way we never should forget to talk about the wins and positive things while we review the project.

How To Make A Difference In The World One of the greatest motivations in this world is the desire to make a difference. Many great minds throughout history have talked about how the deepest fulfillment in life comes from helping others & making the world a better place.The idea that you can do something that will have a real impact on the lives of people is a very inspiring thought, but sometimes it can seem like we’re fighting an uphill battle. If you want to have an impact on the world then you need to take effective action. Yet very often the right actions to take are a bit unclear. Many people with good intentions are pushing, pushing, pushing, working way too hard and not getting anywhere.

Support for everyone is essential but different. Some people need you as backbone every day, call constantly and want to be praised for everything. Others need their space and its enogh to appreciate their work once in a month. I made the same experience in times of setbacks. Everyone is handling hard situations in another ways. Most important from my point of view: Let them know that you'll be there whenever they need you. And carefully check their different character.

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We all have our values and morals we work by; we should never devalue our integrity it is who we are and how we live. Value yourself no matter what the cost, it is only other's opinion that devalue you, rise above them. Integrity is what you do when no one is watching; it’s always doing the right thing, even when it may work to your disadvantage. Integrity is keeping your word. Integrity is that internal compass and rudder that directs you to where you know you should go when everything around you is pulling you in a different direction. Some people think reputation is the same as integrity, but they are two different things