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About the webinar:

Think of a ‘tiger’ as a difficult person or situation currently in your ‘jungle’ at home or at work that you have been hesitant to confront.
The instant you identify a ‘tiger’, several important things become possible:

‘When you name it, you can tame it’. Naming a ‘tiger’ makes it real and gives you a chance to see it for what it is.

It is a clear indicator that what you have been doing isn’t working, that something different will be needed.
Like when facing a very good tennis player, a ‘tiger’ is an opportunity to ‘raise your game’.

Medical doctors facing an unknown situation sometimes inject a tracing element into your body so they can ‘see what your internal system does with it’.

Naming a ‘tiger’ turns some difficult challenge facing you into an excellent diagnostic ‘moment’, allowing you to ‘see what your internal system does with it’. And when you run that ‘tiger’ through The Five Questions, significant insights come to the surface, resulting in greater clarity, courage and completion.

That’s why it all starts with a ‘tiger’.
What is a ‘tiger’ in your life right now?

Let's face it together with John

About John:
John is the creator of hundreds of articles and online media, including The Scherer Leadership Report, and is author of Work and the Human Spirit (1993), FiveQuestions that Change Everything (2008), and the recent Polish version, Wiser at Work: Five Questions that Change the Way You Lead (2012). A prodigious writer, his work has been translated into 15 languages.

The Stephen Covey organization honored John as one of America’s Top 100 Thought Leaders inPersonal/Leadership Development, and in 2015 the International Organization Development Network recognized him with their coveted Lifetime Achievement Award.

We are fortunate to have with us one of the living experts on the deep development of leaders and the Action Research approach to facilitating change. He is known around the world for his ability to connect with leaders and front-line staff in bringing about profound individual breakthroughs and workplace-wide transformations. A father of four ‘wonderfully grown and gifted artistic’ children, he runs, does yoga, still performs the occasional magic show, and loves to read a good spy novel.

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