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Change Starts Here
MARCH 12, 2013
You may not know it, but right now, you are wearing an invisible name tag that describes who you are in this moment. Since you are reading this post, perhaps your name tag says, “Learning,” “Need New Ideas,” “Procrastinator” or “Pretending to Be Busy.” You start to believe it.
Leading Blog
APRIL 30, 2021
Here are a selection of tweets from April 2021 that you don't want to miss: 5 Work-From-Home Rituals that Will Reduce Burnout by @Julie_WG. How To Get More Done at Work Through Positive Persuasion by @artpetty Respect an individual’s need to move closer to an agreement in stages. Leaders Think First by @JohnBaldoni. by @KateNasser.
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N2Growth Blog
JUNE 12, 2023
These individuals bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table, having worked in various industries and navigated the ups and downs of the business world over a longer period of time. These individuals often come with a higher price tag than younger, less experienced employees.
Leading Blog
APRIL 14, 2023
The challenge, of course, is getting a refined set of values and definition of well-being with the buy-in of dozens, hundreds, or thousands of employees, all of whom have their own values and cultures they bring to work with them every day. It’s not just free donuts but work hours, after-hour emails, and eating in front of your computer.
Lead Change Blog
MAY 4, 2021
It’s human nature and it works – at least for a time. Eileen McDargh contributed A Name Tag for Kindness. As an airline staff member Beth wears a name tag that says “Beth” but it also says “committed to kindness”. Eileen wonders if a name tag has the possibility of changing those who wear it? The simple answer?
Joseph Lalonde
OCTOBER 27, 2022
Inner Threat: Combatting Christian Leadership’s Natural Enemy by Tom Harper: Tom Harper’s new book is a sequel to his previous work, Through Colored Glasses. This duo tag-teams what it takes to learn leadership. He has studied how and why it works in business. Photo by Tom Hermans on Unsplash.
Joseph Lalonde
AUGUST 21, 2022
Leaders aren’t glory hogs: Jimmy and Billy were fighting in a tag-team contest. This is when Billy tagged himself in. Work to see both sides. This forced Billy and Jimmy to work together. Work on finding the best way to combine the differences in personalities and leadership styles. Billy was impulsive.
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