
How important is your job in defining
who you are and what you do with your life?
At Global Point Strategies (GPS) we believe
problems arising between collective and individual identity
systems are the root of most personal and corporate crises these days.
We offer workshops and seminars that catalyze personal/organizational
identity formation. GPS is a cooperative of consultants, psychologists
and designers who have developed a unique approach to boosting organizational
citizenship and corporate culture based
on principles of identity design. read
Motivation by Design:
The Ethical/Aesthetic Paradigm
Is motivation something we can name, control
or improve?
At GPS, we believe motivation starts with
a sense of organizational belonging, commitment and dedication. We facilitate
a truer global identity through the integration of individual ethical/aesthetic
input. The most important asset of any organization is the motivational
level of the people who make it. A coherent identity is the natural outgrowth
of clear channels of motivation between
person and group. read
Global Identity Formation
How do you distinguish yourself from other
people?
How does your organization differentiate from its competitors?
The determining factor of a successful person/organization
is the unique experience of interaction (internally and externally) with
the identity system. Organizational identity
is a group’s capabilities translated through their unique codes
of style—their ethical/aesthetic paradigm.
Global Identity is formed from the symbiotic relationship between personal
and organizational identity subcomponents. read
Multisensory Interpretive Dialogue
How are identity systems expressed and communicated?
Multisensory Interpretive Dialogue (MID)
is the "look & feel" of communication. It applies to speaking,
listening, writing and presentation of concepts. At GPS, we teach MID
by example via the design of our videos, presentations and behaviorisms.
Our seminars are open-ended dialogues
that promote techniques such as Groove Listening
and Creative Feedback. These methods are shared
and proliferate in organizations through MID. These exchanges enrich the
relational aesthetics of an organization
and increase motivational flows within personal/organizational identity
systems.read
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