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Taking Another Look at Leadership and Change

Tanveer Naseer

A few days ago, I decided to change a photograph that’s been on display for the last several years in one of the picture frames which currently grace my desk. The photograph was a picture I had taken of my girls several years ago on one of those days from summer which we tend to look back on fondly through a soft-focus lens.

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Taking Another Look at Leadership and Change

Tanveer Naseer

A few days ago, I decided to change a photograph that’s been on display for the last several years in one of the picture frames which currently grace my desk. The photograph was a picture I had taken of my girls several years ago on one of those days from summer which we tend to look back on fondly through a soft-focus lens.

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Navigating Change: How the Holidays Can Help You Be a Better Leader

Let's Grow Leaders

The holiday season gives you a human-centered leadership map for navigating change Is your holiday season a time of celebration? The holidays are all these and more—and within these varied experiences, the holidays are also a guide to navigating change. 7 Lessons from the Holidays to Help with Navigating Change 1.

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Create Commitment: 12 Habits to Build Agreement and Accountability

Let's Grow Leaders

You connect with one another, establish clear success criteria, get curious, and build on one another’s suggestions, but nothing happens. Your conversation needs to produce action, or nothing changes. And if nothing changes, it’s worse than if you never had a conversation.

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How To Rearrange Your Brain for Success

Leading Blog

The change was dramatic—no bad, no ugly, just the good. Another cognitive distortion is dichotomous thinking (having rigid or “all-or-nothing” views). I don’t take it for granted that I’m going to be successful. The most valuable part of the book for me was the first chapter on transforming how you use your mind. We tried it.

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The Hidden Power of Vulnerability: Why Great Leaders Dare to Be Wrong

Let's Grow Leaders

As we talked, I posed a leadership and culture question that has confounded me for decades. I’ll save the question itself for another time.) Haley looked at me. Yes, the socks that look like gloves for your feet. And looking at them, I realized that my dislike for them was an assumption, not based on any experience.

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End Game First

Leading Blog

It is the result of the actions you take instead of letting the crisis lead you. In the first phase of a crisis, you need to distinguish between information (raw) and intelligence (analyzed) and to take all new information with a grain of salt. The decisions you make as a leader might plug one leak while creating another.

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