Making the invisible visible 

Chance encounters and work-related conversations will not magically transform your people into a cohesive, high-performing team.

That’s like throwing a bunch of puzzle pieces in a box and expecting the pieces to assemble themselves.

Instead, give chance and serendipity a helping hand by creating structured opportunities for your team to build connection.

It’s more than just bonding; it's about building a foundation for collaboration and trust. It’s about creating intentional connection that helps people truly see each other.

Start by asking questions and facilitating conversations that go beyond job titles:

What makes each person tick? What hidden passions drive them?

Where are they stuck? What knowledge are they craving?

What are they hungry to learn more about?

What's lighting them up right now?

What victories can they share?

Unlock a world of possibilities within your team by

Making the invisible visible. 

Tony Anticole

Principal & Founder of Varna Group. My focus is the intersection of leadership and the science of motivation.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tony-anticole-9385093/
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