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In this week's edition of Impactful Team Work, host Julia Felton delves into the fascinating yet often overlooked topic of business energetics. Comparing businesses to natural ecosystems, Felton explores how the energy within business environments can influence team performance, engagement, and overall outcomes.

She introduces four types of business energy environments—flowing river, stagnant pond, wildfire, and windstorm—and their impacts. She also elaborates on the five distinct energies within business activities: wood (growth and vision), fire (relationships and connection), earth (stability and support), metal (precision and value), and water (reflection and renewal).

Felton offers practical advice on how to create varied spaces within the workplace to support different types of activities, ultimately aiming to enhance team success and business performance.

00:00 Introduction to Business Energetics

02:40 Understanding the Impact of Business Energy

04:03 Nature Analogies for Business Environments

07:22 Diagnosing Your Team's Energy Field

08:10 Creating Positive Team Energy

11:05 The Five Energies of Business

11:19 Creative Space: Wood Energy

14:38 Connective Space: Fire Energy

18:04 Consultative Space: Earth Energy

21:05 Calculative Space: Metal Energy

24:55 Contemplative Space: Water Energy

29:15 Recap and Final Thoughts

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