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Holding space for possibility

Lead Change Blog

Just like my friend’s response to the possibility of her being racist. Being wrong or racist or sexist just wasn’t possible. To ensure equity, each one of us has to hold space for possibility, no matter how uncomfortable. The post Holding space for possibility appeared first on Lead Change.

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Micro-Motivation: A Powerful Technique to Inspire Your Team

Let's Grow Leaders

The idea is to create a full-court press on a given behavior during a finite period of time (usually one half or full day) to prove what is possible at an individual and organizational level. Once people experience success with the behavior, their confidence improves and the ceiling of what they perceive as possible moves a little higher.

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The Hidden Cost of Retaining a Bad Hire

Let's Grow Leaders

As a human-centered leader, you might just be tempted to hold onto an obviously bad hire too long. And, holding onto a bad hire (after you’ve done all you can) is one of the biggest leadership mistakes you can make. We see so many managers hold on to false hope, increasing the agony for everyone. He’s got to go!”

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How Leadership Team Coaching Benefits More Than Executives

N2Growth Blog

These world-class subject matter experts include members of advising boards, CEOs, and senior executives who are pioneers in their industries and make waves in their spaces. During the coaching process, a leadership coach holds up a mirror to senior executives, so they can identify some of the things that are blind spots to them as a leader.

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How The Best Leaders Overcome Their Own Defense Mechanisms

Lead from Within

But whatever form they take, it’s possible to master defensive responses and damaging habits—to harness them in a way that helps you rather than holding you back. Spend a few moments giving space to what you’re thinking and feeling. Hold yourself accountable. Hold yourself accountable. Make room for acceptance.

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Strategic Business Planning: Creating a Business Relocation Strategy

Strategy Driven

For instance, are you moving because you need more space for customers to visit? When you are creating a budget, you will need to factor in the moving of any physical documents you hold, in addition to stock movement. Think about how any extra space will be managed. This will help the move run as smoothly as possible.

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Why You May Need Street Furniture For Your Business

Strategy Driven

By creating a welcoming space with sufficient security measures, this will lead to positive reflections on your brand which make it a place that people will want to return to. Providing an outdoor space for people to enjoy holds some great benefits, creating an area to rest, socialise and unwind whilst getting some fresh air.

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