Amy Silver Amy Silver

A physically safe work space needs to understand psychological safety

Interpersonal safety, or how psychologically safe people feel, is key to the flow of information through hierarchy or geography in all collectives we are part of. In systems where there are high levels of physical safety risk (agriculture, chemicals, forestry, construction, health, mining, etc), it is imperative there is a psychological safety leadership strategy to complement the elevation of physical safety.

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Amy Silver Amy Silver

How fear draws us to status quo despite our desire for growth

Fear blocks us from growth by sending us uncomfortable thoughts and feelings. When we are faced with a decision about our unknown future, we look to our past for the security of the known. The known is easier for our fear voice to handle, even when not preferable.That is how the pull to the status quo sadly overides our desire for growth.

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