Assess, and discover what’s most natural for you, where you can grow, and developing a plan to thrive.
As a company, we believe that you can learn a lot from nature. Did you know that Aspen trees are all interconnected below the ground? A single aspen forms a root system which grows a community by sharing nutrients and resources to support each other. What if you were to bring this concept into your company? Leaders too often identify as individuals and are unaware of the potential of their people to build an efficient, self-sustaining community. With communication and an aspen- inspired supportive and interconnected outlook, you can find the right people and nurture them in the best ways to make your company more successful.
The (e3) consists of an extensive list of adjectives commonly used to describe a person’s behaviors. The (e3) is unique in that the number of items checked is unspecified so that adjectives selected are ones that are most important to you. The 21 original scales provide a powerful assessment that allows you to identify your current behaviors, which can have an impact on both your personal and professional life.
Unlike personality assessments, the (e3) delves deeper into interpersonal relationships by examining behaviors. When looking at two (e3) reports, you can recognize where conflict or harmony could arise between people based on their own set of behaviors and motivations. Using this insight, we can help each other recognize differences or similarities and turn them into assets.
A Glimpse at the (e3)
The (e3) makes the difference between gut-feel- based hiring and employee development and management by providing concrete information to guide the critical decisions about employees, potential employees and your company. It gives you highly accurate data about what motivates employees and potential employees, their needs from a position and workplace environment, and how you can expect them to behave in their roles, on teams, as leaders, and during times of change.
The (e3) is particularly revealing, powerful and relevant to solving some of your organization’s most strategic and consequential people related issues. The assessment creates the ability to look at actual data that can provide great insights into how employees can be expected to behave in a given role or work situation, and how to interface with and motivate them. This will allow you to anticipate, manage and resolve people-related issues long before problems arise.
Unlike personality assessments, which are often deemed as “fixed” for an individual (meaning you really aren’t ever going to be any different), behaviors can and do change. That means that if you take the (e3), your results will change over time based on your own growth and development in your life. That’s normal and celebrated. It means your human and you’re going with nature’s flow.
We are only human and want to celebrate you being human too. Hopefully we can become a trusted source for what you need.
Rick began his professional career in 1988 in clinical psychology, specializing in the area of post-traumatic stress disorder. Working with some of the most complex and damaging diagnosis helped him build a unique skill set that has benefitted thousands of individuals and many companies. Rick is a committed tai chi practitioner, a life long student of nature, a solid billiards player, drummer, chess player, tequila connoisseur, husband and father of four.
Bob was introduced to computers as a child in the early eighties and he’s often referred to as a Technowizard. He began his professional career in 1996 working as one of the Producers on AT&T’s Summer Olympic Games Website. Bob has always been a pioneer in developing processes using technology to do things that have never been done before. He’s helped millions of people find what they’re looking for online. Bob believes you can never stop learning and he loves to ask questions.
Lauren is the most recent Entrepreneur in Residence, and also Rick’s oldest daughter. Her main gig is professional singing but she loves anything creative and artistic. She is an avid choral singer but will also get down to Astrud Gilberto, loves being outside, likes to settle into a nice Gin & Tonic post-rehearsal, and can eat a lot of Mexican food.