Michael Lee Stallard

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After Knowledge Flow Sessions, Follow Up in Writing

Michael Lee Stallard

#86 Follow Up in Writing. After a Group or Individual Knowledge Flow Session , follow up in writing to summarize what you heard, what actions are necessary, who is responsible for each action and when each action should be completed. This is the eighty-sixth post in our series entitled “100 Ways to Connect.”

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Lasting Change = Head Knowledge + Heart Knowledge

Michael Lee Stallard

We spend time discussing their own past work experiences and how they square with what we’re sharing about connection and disconnection—whether they felt fired up or burned out, and how the team functioned under those circumstances. Seduced by a Management Fad” fallacy. Failure to Measure” fallacy. The right approach: connecting the two.

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Cultivating a Culture of Connection at Home

Michael Lee Stallard

In Connection Culture: The Competitive Advantage of Shared Identity, Empathy, and Understanding at Work , we wrote: When John Bowlby studied homeless and orphaned children following World War II, he found that children who experienced little or no connection developed emotional and behavioral problems.

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10 Practices to Create a Workplace That May Lengthen Your Life

Michael Lee Stallard

Elizabeth Dole, the former president of the Red Cross, did this and frequently brought up in conversation what was unique about a person the next time she saw him or her. Where did you grow up?” Show that you are engaged and interested by asking questions and then asking follow-up questions to clarify.

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Hope Employees Will Return to the Office? Start Here.

Michael Lee Stallard

These six distinct advantages for groups add up to a powerful performance advantage. As you look ahead and consider the future of work in your organization, ask yourself the following questions. . Only this type of culture is a win-win for employees and employers. . Are people inspired and united by your vision?

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Is It Ever Wise to Swear at Work?

Michael Lee Stallard

If the guys are big sports fans in your workplace, you might take the time to read up and follow the teams they like so you can connect on a topic they’re interested in. Nelson Mandela, for example, followed rugby to help him connect with the Robben Island prison warden and guards.)

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Preparing for Re-entry into the Physical Workplace: Lessons from NASA

Michael Lee Stallard

That sets them up for other issues. Evidence of unhealthy coping behavior as a result of the isolation and disconnection people have been experiencing during the pandemic is showing up in research findings. These benefits add up to a powerful advantage. Heads-up #2: “Foggy” Cognitive Skills. I should’ve eased into it.”.