Threats

. When you pay attention to threats, you worry. The degree of worry will reflect how much you worry rather than possibilities, probabilities, etc of the event occurring. Thus the worry is not proportional to the probability or possibility of the threat occurring. Reducing or mitigating the risk is not adequate; to eliminate the worry the probability must be zero

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Bill Synnot is one of Australia's leading specialists in organisational change management, executive coaching, facilitation, team development, creative thinking and organisational reviews.

He has 30+ years experience in management and consulting, both in Australia and internationally, in the public, private, co-operative, professional, educational and not-for-profit sectors.

In addition to acting as a consultant/trainer, Bill's experience comes from his senior management positions as a change catalyst. His approach is very practical and is based on hands-on experience.

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