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Once You Understand Emotion, Motivation is Easy

Lead Change Blog

One of the most powerful theories on how to motivate people on the work-floor is Deci and Ryan’s Self-Determination Theory. In my post ‘ Effective Communication Is About Understanding Emotion ’ I dealt with the idea of Observational Listening and how that way of listening focuses on emotions people are currently experiencing.

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12 Powerful Phrases to Help You Navigate Challenging Workplace Conflict

Let's Grow Leaders

Have you ever felt this way? You’re in the middle of a challenging workplace conflict, and you’re at a complete loss for words. You’re mad. Maybe you even say something you can’t take back. And then in the middle of the night, the perfect words come to you. You see them.

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7 Tips to Build Trust in Your Negotiations

Leading Blog

Benevolence: Is the person inclined or motivated to do right by me? Would you pass the “trust test” based on these qualities? Perhaps it’s because women are more open with their emotions, which is perceived as transparency and candor. So, what can you do to establish this trust? Where should you start?

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The Power of Bad

Leading Blog

It’s the negativity effect : the universal tendency for negative emotions and events to affect us more strongly than positive ones. It’s a rule of thumb, but it is useful to keep in mind when dealing with others and to understand our impact on those around us. Good relationships are more about what you don’t do. The negative?

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15 Attributes of Positively Energizing Leaders

Leading Blog

W HEN YOU HEAR the term positive leadership , it is easy to get cynical and think it is all happy-talk and disconnected from reality. Relational energy is brought to you by virtuous actions like generosity, compassion, gratitude, trustworthiness, forgiveness, and kindness. Mobilize positive energizers who can motivate others.

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Do You Suffer from a Neglected Organization?

Lead Change Blog

You have a problem. And because they’re interesting candidates, they’re the ones who’re easily snapped up by other organizations, leaving you with the leftovers. And because they’re interesting candidates, they’re the ones who’re easily snapped up by other organizations, leaving you with the leftovers. Empty Promises.

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How to Develop Your Team’s Emotional Intelligence

Skip Prichard

Emotional Intelligence. As a leader, you’re probably aware of the term “emotional intelligence” (EQ) by now—the capacity to be aware of, control, and express one’s emotions, and to handle interpersonal relationships judiciously and empathetically. In, Team Emotional Intelligence 2.0: Let’s flip it to the positive.