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Win the Workday with Brain On!

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Part 3 provides an organizational framework to build a culture that values employee’s overall well-being from various aspects of culture (inclusion, communication, growth, respect, curiosity, culture, policies, practices etc). Bottom line: Taking care of our own mental well-being in the age of distractions can be a daunting task.

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The Psychology of Pandemic Flux Syndrome (And What Can We Do About It)

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” In her The Washington Post article as well as on Dare to Lead podcast with Brené Brown , she offers valuable guidance on how we can cope with the Pandemic Flux Syndrome and also help others around us cope with it in leadership/organizational context.

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The Psychology of Pandemic Flux Syndrome (And What Can We Do About It)

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” In her The Washington Post article as well as on Dare to Lead podcast with Brené Brown , she offers valuable guidance on how we can cope with the Pandemic Flux Syndrome and also help others around us cope with it in leadership/organizational context.

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Leadership: Humility and Focusing on Others

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Update: If you are an email subscriber, please refer to our Privacy Policy here. Here is a quick short sketchnote summary of Dan Rockwell’s 5 practices of humble leadership ( Read the full post here ).

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Dr. Deming on Joy of Work, Innovation and Leadership

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3M’s William McKnight first instituted a policy known as 15% rule – that engineers can use 15% of their time on whatever projects or initiatives they like. Later, Google also had a similar policy. Somebody responsible only to himself has the heaviest responsibility. 3M is a 100 years old company that thrives on innovation.

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Symptoms of Organizations on the Cusp of Change

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The symptoms of this are many and may sound familiar: Siloed teams with misaligned incentives; bureaucratic processes governed by inflexible policies; paralyzed decision-making strewn across way too many meetings. The list goes on.”. The post further offers 8 symptoms of organizations on the cup of change.

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The Secret Sauce of Process Improvement

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However, many a times, improvement leaders announce a “zero-tolerance” policy towards process compliance. Third and final ingredient is empathy when implementing process improvements. Processes are tools that make people effective. People are at the core.

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