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T HE 7 P RINCIPLES OF C REATION 1 Stephen Stacey. 2007

W E ALL HAVE A RANGE OF GOALS The key question is: Do we use completely different strategies in order to achieve each goal? Or when we think about a goal in any area of life, do we use similar strategies (tailor-made for each goal) to ensure success? 2

MANY LIFE - COACHES SAY SIMILAR THINGS TO COMPLETELY DIFFERENT AUDIENCES WHEN IT COMES TO GOAL ACHIEVEMENT There are certain common principles in goal setting, goal achievement and continual improvement We can call these principles the 7 principles of creation 3

W HY IS IT VALUABLE TO UNDERSTAND THE 7 K EY P RINCIPLES THAT LIE IN THE MIDDLE OF GOAL ACHIEVEMENT ? Understanding these principles allows: For better planning at the outset of any goal For improved reflection on any desired goal as it nears achievement For more insightful analysis of any ongoing project, company department, marriage, team – as it seeks to be improved 4

THE 7 P RINCIPLES OF C REATION 1The Principle of Identity – Clear Goal 2The Principle of Diverse Inputs 3The Principle of Give and Take (in order to create an agreed plan of the ‘Baby Steps’ forward) 4The Principle of Including Love, Beauty, Truth, Goodness, Joy and Meaning 5The Principle of Respect for all key stakeholders 6The Principle of the Growth of the Individual (in order to support the growth of the whole) 7The Principle of Feedback 5

P RINCIPLE 1 T HE P RINCIPLE OF I DENTITY Mind Clear idea of end identity Clear goal or plan Body Now we can use our resources to get there Now we know where our department-marriage- team-project is heading Now I can align my life style to achieve my goals To be successful, the first principle asks us to have a clear idea of what we want to achieve, what we want to become. 6

P RINCIPLE 2: T HE P RINCIPLE OF D IVERSE I NPUTS 7 We best achieve our identity or goals through Involving the skills, ideas and talents of a variety of people. Questions such as: Where can I/we get advice or support? Who are the right people for this team? Diversity improves outcomes when managed well

P RINCIPLE 3 T HE P RINCIPLE OF G IVE AND T AKE A CTION W ITH A C LEAR GOAL IN PLACE - DIVERSE INPUTS CAN THEN Diverse input Diverse Input to create an agreed plan of the ‘Baby Steps’ forward Discuss and plan 8

P RINCIPLE 4 T HE NEED FOR TRUTH, BEAUTY, GOODNESS, JOY AND MEANING Humans are more than seekers of practicality. In everything we do we seek for truth, beauty, goodness, joy and/or meaning in almost everything we do or create. (TBGJM) Questions such as? How do we bring TBGJM into our home? How does our product appeal to the TBGJM needs of our customers? Why is the goal so meaningful for me? 9

P RINCIPLE 5 T HE P RINCIPLE OF R ESPECT FOR ALL K EY S TAKEHOLDERS As humans we find we do best when we are treated with respect – and others do best when we treat them with respect. All human systems that maintain health and flourish over a long period of time do so through the process of each stakeholder respecting the rights and needs of ALL the other key stakeholders in the eco-system. E.g.; Disrespect your customers, staff, suppliers, etc at your peril 10

P RINCIPLE 6 T HE P RINCIPLE OF THE G ROWTH OF THE I NDIVIDUAL ( IN ORDER TO SUPPORT THE GROWTH OF THE WHOLE )  All systems mature or goals come to fruition through the growth and maturation of smaller parts of that system  In nature, a pride of lions grows in power as the health of each individual lion increases  As a baby grows in the womb, each individual aspect of the body grows to complete the whole  If just one member of a work team matures, the whole team benefits 11

P RINCIPLE 7 T HE P RINCIPLE OF M AINTAINING H EALTH AND C ONTINUAL G ROWTH THROUGH F EEDBACK As human beings we constantly receive feedback from our actions or words. This feedback can be as a result of self-reflection, through the response of others, or through outcomes Feedback can be positive or negative – but either can be helpful as a pathway to growth In nature – feedback systems are everywhere. E.g.: Choosing a mate; are small evolutionary steps useful or not; etc 12

7 P RINCIPLES OF C REATION IN A MARITAL SETTING 1Identity: Marriage – fidelity, school of love, eternal, 2Diverse Inputs: Masculinity and Femininity – helps create a home and with parenting. Many books 3Give and Take: Communicate, common vision around finances, children, roles, leisure, etc. Many books 4Love, Beauty, Joy, Truth or Meaning: Dating, romancing, serving community, honesty, etc. Books 5Respect: No infidelity or abuse; no addictions; keep away from divorce. Many books 6Growth of the Whole through Growth of the Individual: Keep learning – books, seminars, etc 7Feedback: Praise, room for growth complaints, etc 13

7 P RINCIPLES OF C REATION IN A B USINESS SETTING 1Identity: Brand name, product or service, etc 2Diverse Inputs: Who to hire. Diversity in age, experience, sex, race, profession.. All helps 3Give and Take: Communication processes, create common vision, project management, etc 4Love, Beauty, Joy, Truth or Meaning: Either in products or service; or to motivate staff 5Respect: for all key stakeholders. Also win-win contracts, no sexual or racial harassment, etc 6Growth of the Whole through Growth of the Individual: Keep training staff and managers 7Feedback: from customers, staff, product errors, etc 14

T HE 7 PRINCIPLES OF C REATION IN N ATURE (A FLOWER ) 1. Identity – what kind of flower am I 2. The masculine and feminine create this flower 3. Various elements inside the flower work together in harmony to develop the flower as a whole 4. What TBGJM does the flower need to receive or offer in order to survive and prosper (e.g.: colour, smell, pollen) 5. The flower shows some respect (e.g. Doesn’t poison soil) 6. Various elements in the flower need to work on themselves in order to support the development of the flower as a whole 7. And feedback systems – are any small genetic changes helpful, am I strong enough to stand in the wind, etc. 15

P ERSONAL GOAL SETTING - E XAMPLE 1. I want to promote my product through offering samples at supermarkets 2. Who are the key people who can help me achieve my goal 3. What key decisions need to be made and what communication processes will allow for this idea to succeed? 4. What are the TBGJM needs of my customers or the supermarket – what will inspire them 5. Who are the key stakeholders that I need to honour and respect on the way to achieve my goal? 6. Do I need to develop some skills in order to reach my goal? 7. And feedback – how can I learn from both my successes and failures 16

E VEN PEOPLE WHO HAVE EVIL INTENTIONS USE THE PRINCIPLES OF C REATION TO ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS – BUT THEY TYPICALLY VIOLATE PRINCIPLE OF RESPECT 1Let’s invade and take over another country 2Who are the key people who can help us succeed 3Let’s discuss, plan, set up communication processes 4How can we motivate our army and population 5We respect the needs of OUR army and population 6What training will help our troops to succeed 7What feedback systems will help us understand what we need to improve. 17

P RINCIPLE 1 – IDENTITY OR GOAL – DETERMINES THE REST OF THE OTHER 6 PRINCIPLES Once your identity or goal is determined then: 1. You chose the mix of people to support that identity or goal 2. Your communication structures and smaller goals are built to support that identity or goal 3. You have to ask what TBGJM is in that identity/goal 4. You ask who are the key stakeholders in that identity/goal – who do you have to respect? 5. You ask what kind of training of individuals is needed to support that identity/goal 6. And feedback systems – which best help the maintenance and development of that identity/goal For this reason it is REALLY important that your goal or identity is as clear as possible 18

I N ANY HEALTHY SYSTEM – THE PRINCIPLES OF CREATION ARE TYPICALLY AT WORK ON EVERY LEVEL WITHIN THAT SYSTEM – ALL ALIGNING THEMSELVES IN SOME WAY WITH THE CORE IDENTITY OR GOAL Principles of Creation 19

T HOUGH IT IS REALLY GOOD TO UNDERSTAND THE P RINCIPLES OF C REATION Wholehearted, virtuous human The Principles of Creation O UR KEY PROBLEM IS THAT WE ARE MANY TIMES FAR FROM BEING WHOLEHEARTED, VIRTUOUS HUMAN BEINGS. O UR CORE VALUES, OUR INNER SENSE OF SECURITY, OUR ATTITUDES, OUR INNER TRAUMAS, ETC – CAN ALL BE FAR FROM IDEAL - MAKING IT DIFFICULT TO BE THE SPOUSE, PARENT, BOSS, EMPLOYEE, FRIEND – WE WOULD LIKE TO BE And 20

A BOUT Stephen Stacey has been lecturing at various universities in Finland for the last 12 years In 2010 I developed an ‘inner world systemic’ model to complement the 7 Principles of Creation. This new model helps people understand how their inner world works – giving them greater ability to bring about better outcomes in all their significant relationships. for a copy of this All rights reserved