Synchronize your Destination™
Strong alignment is critical to the success of your efforts.
SchellingPoint specializes in enabling groups to rapidly align around clear executable outcomes. | ||
Named after Professor Thomas Schelling, 2005 Nobel Prize recipient, a Schelling point is “that which gives a group of like-minded individuals their common purpose.” Groups with strong Schelling points are able to “coordinate their actions with minimal communication.” | ||
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| Efficiently and comprehensively discuss your topic; the specific goals, unintended consequences, barriers and assumptions. Rapidly quantify your group's precise degree of alignment. | Translate areas of agreement into the steps necessary to attain your common objective. Swiftly address any restraining forces that otherwise inhibit coordinated action. | As alignment drifts accommodate the inevitable challenges, and retain coordinated action. Ensure unintended deviations do not diminish the overall success. |
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