Wheel of change - Revision history

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	As opposed to eliminating, the fourth option of planning what kind of behavior is needed, the wheel consists of the negative-keep: It is the elements of behavior that simply needs to be accepted. As for the elimination of elements, ''accepting'' can be extremely hard when performed, as it is the elements and ways of behaving one just needs to make peace with and continue ~~to do~~. ~~But as~~ an individual or team, some elements must simply just be accepted to achieve one’s overall purpose.		As opposed to eliminating, the fourth option of planning what kind of behavior is needed, the wheel consists of the negative-keep: It is the elements of behavior that simply needs to be accepted. As for the elimination of elements, ''accepting'' can be extremely hard when performed, as it is the elements and ways of behaving one just needs to make peace with and continue on doing. As an individual or team, some elements must simply just be accepted to achieve one’s overall purpose.

	== Applying the Wheel of Change ==		== Applying the Wheel of Change ==

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	As opposed to eliminating, the fourth option of planning what kind of behavior is needed, the wheel consists of the negative-keep: It is the elements of behavior that simply needs to be accepted. As for the elimination of elements, ''accepting'' can be extremely hard when performed, as it is the elements and ways of behaving one just needs to . But as an individual or team, some elements must simply just be accepted to achieve one’s overall purpose.		As opposed to eliminating, the fourth option of planning what kind of behavior is needed, the wheel consists of the negative-keep: It is the elements of behavior that simply needs to be accepted. As for the elimination of elements, ''accepting'' can be extremely hard when performed, as it is the elements and ways of behaving one just needs to make peace with and continue to do. But as an individual or team, some elements must simply just be accepted to achieve one’s overall purpose.

	== Applying the Wheel of Change ==		== Applying the Wheel of Change ==

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	As opposed to eliminating, the fourth option of planning what kind of ~~changes are~~ needed ~~to make for~~ the ~~futur, is defined by~~ the negative-keep: It is the elements of behavior that simply needs to be accepted. As for the elimination of elements, ''accepting'' can be extremely hard when performed. But as an individual or team, some elements must simply just be accepted to achieve one’s overall purpose.		As opposed to eliminating, the fourth option of planning what kind of behavior is needed, the wheel consists of the negative-keep: It is the elements of behavior that simply needs to be accepted. As for the elimination of elements, ''accepting'' can be extremely hard when performed, as it is the elements and ways of behaving one just needs to . But as an individual or team, some elements must simply just be accepted to achieve one’s overall purpose.

	== Applying the Wheel of Change ==		== Applying the Wheel of Change ==

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	''Eliminating'' is the third option. It is the negative-change and helps point out the elements that should be eliminated, reduced, or removed. As changing behavior can be incredibly difficult in some situations, this quadrant is crucial to reflect on, especially when it comes to the stage where one should execute the plan in practice. Generally, this option is made to eliminate the inefficient elements of behavior; what should be removed and what could be done less to give place for other more desirable elements.		''Eliminating'' is the third option. It is the negative-change and helps point out the elements that should be eliminated, reduced, or removed. As changing behavior can be incredibly difficult in some situations, this quadrant is crucial to reflect on, especially when it comes to the stage where one should execute the plan in practice. Generally, this option is made to eliminate the inefficient elements of behavior; what should be removed and what could be done less to give place for other more desirable elements of behavior.

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	The opposite is the positive-keep or so-called ''Preserving''. It gives the option of considering what elements of existing behavior should be maintained. It focuses on keeping the positive elements of behavior, instead of creating new ones. Even though the wheel is a tool for changing behavior, it is crucial to maintain the current elements that are highly useful and efficient for a positive outcome and ~~a successful project~~.		The opposite is the positive-keep or so-called ''Preserving''. It gives the option of considering what elements of existing behavior should be maintained. It focuses on keeping the positive elements of behavior, instead of creating new ones. Even though the wheel is a tool for changing behavior, it is crucial to maintain the current elements that are highly useful and efficient for a positive outcome and success.

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The Wheel of Change

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	The Wheel of change was originally designed for individuals, but as cross-functional teams are becoming more and more used, the Wheel of Change has as well become a highly important tool to address behavioral changes for the wanted future, on a collaborative level.		The Wheel of change was originally designed for individuals, but as cross-functional teams are becoming more and more used, the Wheel of Change has as well become a highly important tool to address behavioral changes for the wanted future, on a collaborative level.

	When using the planning tool to address the changes needed, one should understand the two coherent levels; the two dimensions, first with the pre-dominant axes: ''change or keep'' and ''positive or negative''. And furthermore, the other dimension that consists of four options; create, ~~keep~~, accept, and eliminate - also referred to as quadrants, each describing what to do with a specific behavior; what you are going to create, what you are going to keep, what you should just accept, and what you should focus on to eliminate.<ref name="multiple2">https://methodsof.com/using-wheel-of-change/</ref>		When using the planning tool to address the changes needed, one should understand the two coherent levels; the two dimensions, first with the pre-dominant axes: ''change or keep'' and ''positive or negative''. And furthermore, the other dimension that consists of four options; create, preserve, accept, and eliminate - also referred to as quadrants, each describing what to do with a specific behavior; what you are going to create, what you are going to keep, what you should just accept, and what you should focus on to eliminate.<ref name="multiple2">https://methodsof.com/using-wheel-of-change/</ref>

	The following section is describing the separate levels and dimensions of the Wheel of Change.		The following section is describing the separate levels and dimensions of the Wheel of Change.

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The Wheel of Change

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	The Wheel of change was originally designed for individuals, but as cross-functional teams are becoming more and more used, the Wheel of Change has as well become a highly important tool to address behavioral changes for the wanted future, on a collaborative level.		The Wheel of change was originally designed for individuals, but as cross-functional teams are becoming more and more used, the Wheel of Change has as well become a highly important tool to address behavioral changes for the wanted future, on a collaborative level.

	When using the planning tool to address the changes needed, one should understand the two coherent levels; the two dimensions, first with the pre-dominant axes: ''change or keep'' and ''positive or negative''. And furthermore, the other dimension that consists of four options also referred to as quadrants, each describing what to do with a specific behavior; what you are going to create, what you are going to keep, what you should just accept, and what you should focus on to eliminate.<ref name="multiple2">https://methodsof.com/using-wheel-of-change/</ref>		When using the planning tool to address the changes needed, one should understand the two coherent levels; the two dimensions, first with the pre-dominant axes: ''change or keep'' and ''positive or negative''. And furthermore, the other dimension that consists of four options; create, keep, accept, and eliminate - also referred to as quadrants, each describing what to do with a specific behavior; what you are going to create, what you are going to keep, what you should just accept, and what you should focus on to eliminate.<ref name="multiple2">https://methodsof.com/using-wheel-of-change/</ref>

	The following section is describing the separate levels and dimensions of the Wheel of Change.		The following section is describing the separate levels and dimensions of the Wheel of Change.

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The Wheel of Change

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	The Wheel of change was originally designed for individuals, but as cross-functional teams are becoming more and more used, the Wheel of Change has as well become a highly important tool to address behavioral changes for the wanted future, on a collaborative level.		The Wheel of change was originally designed for individuals, but as cross-functional teams are becoming more and more used, the Wheel of Change has as well become a highly important tool to address behavioral changes for the wanted future, on a collaborative level.

	When using the planning tool to address the changes needed, one should understand the two coherent levels; the two dimensions, with the pre-dominant axes: ''change or keep'' and ''positive or negative''. ~~Further~~, the other dimension consists of four options also referred to as quadrants, each describing what to do with a specific behavior; what you are going to create, what you are going to keep, what you should just accept, and what you should focus on to eliminate.<ref name="multiple2">https://methodsof.com/using-wheel-of-change/</ref>		When using the planning tool to address the changes needed, one should understand the two coherent levels; the two dimensions, first with the pre-dominant axes: ''change or keep'' and ''positive or negative''. And furthermore, the other dimension that consists of four options also referred to as quadrants, each describing what to do with a specific behavior; what you are going to create, what you are going to keep, what you should just accept, and what you should focus on to eliminate.<ref name="multiple2">https://methodsof.com/using-wheel-of-change/</ref>

	The following section is describing the separate levels and dimensions of the Wheel of Change.		The following section is describing the separate levels and dimensions of the Wheel of Change.

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The Wheel of Change

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	Marshall Goldsmith is an American executive educator. For four decades he has been coaching people in understanding how environmental triggers can lead to undesirable behavior, and how to perceive positive, long-lasting changes in behavior. A collection of tools to do so was published in 2015 in his book ''Triggers; Creating Behavior That Lasts – Becoming the Person You Want to Be'', whereas one of the tools for changing behavior is the Wheel of Change.		Marshall Goldsmith is an American executive educator. For four decades he has been coaching people in understanding how environmental triggers can lead to undesirable behavior, and how to perceive positive, long-lasting changes in behavior. A collection of tools to do so was published in 2015 in his book ''Triggers; Creating Behavior That Lasts – Becoming the Person You Want to Be'', whereas one of the tools for changing behavior is the Wheel of Change.

	Goldsmith’s Wheel of Change is more specific a planning tool for planning how one’s behavior should be changed in the future, with the overall goal to become a better and more beneficial version of either yourself or a group of people. As he has stated, looking forward and reflecting on the future is a great advantage for a manager, so does the Wheel of Change.		Goldsmith’s Wheel of Change is more specific a planning tool for planning how one’s behavior should be changed in the future, with the overall goal to become a better and more beneficial version of either yourself or a group of people. As he has stated, looking forward and reflecting on the future is a great advantage for a manager. And so does the Wheel of Change.

	The Wheel of change was originally designed for individuals, but as cross-functional teams are becoming more and more used, the Wheel of Change has as well become a highly important tool to address behavioral changes for the wanted future, on a collaborative level.		The Wheel of change was originally designed for individuals, but as cross-functional teams are becoming more and more used, the Wheel of Change has as well become a highly important tool to address behavioral changes for the wanted future, on a collaborative level.

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	[[File:WHEELOFCHANGEFIGURE.png\|thumb\|Figure 1: Illustration of the Wheel of Change (own figure, based on)<ref name="multiple2"/>\|400px\|right]]		[[File:WHEELOFCHANGEFIGURE.png\|thumb\|Figure 1: Illustration of the Wheel of Change (own figure, based on)<ref name="multiple2"/>\|400px\|right]]
	Marshall Goldsmith is an American executive educator. For four decades he has been coaching people in understanding how environmental triggers can lead to undesirable behavior, and how to perceive positive, long-lasting changes in behavior. A collection of tools to do so was published in 2015 in his book ''Triggers; Creating Behavior That Lasts – Becoming the Person You Want to Be'', whereas one of the tools for changing behavior is the Wheel of Change.		Marshall Goldsmith is an American executive educator. For four decades he has been coaching people in understanding how environmental triggers can lead to undesirable behavior, and how to perceive positive, long-lasting changes in behavior. A collection of tools to do so was published in 2015 in his book ''Triggers; Creating Behavior That Lasts – Becoming the Person You Want to Be'', whereas one of the tools for changing behavior is the Wheel of Change.

	Goldsmith’s Wheel of Change is more specific a planning tool for planning how one’s behavior should be changed in the future, with the overall goal to become a better and more beneficial version of either yourself or a group of people. As he has stated, looking forward and reflecting on the future is a great advantage for a manager, so does the Wheel of Change.		Goldsmith’s Wheel of Change is more specific a planning tool for planning how one’s behavior should be changed in the future, with the overall goal to become a better and more beneficial version of either yourself or a group of people. As he has stated, looking forward and reflecting on the future is a great advantage for a manager, so does the Wheel of Change.