Being flexible in dealing with ambiguity and uncertainty

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While the context in which we operate is often uncertain, complex and ambiguous, developing an agile mindset has become imperative. How do you adapt to new situations? Faced with the unknown, how do you go from resistance to acceptance? During this short training, discover the tips and tricks to bounce back and react with greater ease in a context of ambiguity.

Goal

Develop an agile mentality in the face of ambiguous situations.

Organization

Real-time virtual classroom in which each participant connects to the class via a web link. Computer, Webcam, and headphones with a microphone are required.

Content

Module 1: Preparatory independent reflection

Self-assessment – My flexibility

Reflection on your ability to adapt

Module 2: Assessing my ability to adapt

Welcome and icebreaker

Barriers to adaptation

  • Definitions
  • Psychologically rigid or neuroflexible?
  • Embracing change and innovation
  • Activity: Mapping my drivers and barriers to adaptation
  • My sphere of control

Module 3: Defining my strategies for adapting in a healthy and balanced way

The three types of flexibility

Emotional flexibility

  • Emotional control or regulation?
  • Emotions and needs
  • Activity: Developing emotional flexibility

Behavioural flexibility

  • Develop your ability to anticipate
  • Learn to unlearn

Mental flexibility

  • Developing divergent thinking
  • Ask yourself questions to change your perspective

 Review

  • Action plan and commitments
  • Training evaluation
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UEC : 0,25
Duration : 2 h 30

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