Remove the-next-starting-line
article thumbnail

The Next Starting Line

Lead Change Blog

You never cross a finish line without discovering something exciting: that finish line is also the next starting line. And when you work and live with a healthy relationship with feedback, you have the emotional energy and awareness to actively ask yourself where that next starting line is.

Stress 229
article thumbnail

Employee Retention Strategies When Work Gets Chaotic and Messy

Let's Grow Leaders

Employee Retention Strategies During Reorganizations, Layoffs, and Corporate Chaos Melissa and her team started the change process well. The company had retention bonuses in place to help affected team members stay through the finish line, and they clearly defined the process, roles, and timelines. I didn’t see this coming.”

Strategy 476
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Overloaded at Work: How to Ask For the Support You Need

Let's Grow Leaders

What to say next when you’re overloaded at work (without sounding whiny) Ever found yourself cackling at the monstrous to-do list glaring back at you, thinking “Right, that’s not happening,” only to gulp back a sob as you realize none of it’s optional? You’re overloaded at work. What’s most important?”

How To 601
article thumbnail

Communicating to Executives: How to Get Better at Capturing Their Attention

Let's Grow Leaders

Capture their attention with a powerful opening line When communicating to executives one important secret is to start with aPOWERFUL opening line. This is the “I- Interesting” starting point of our Courageous Cultures I.D.E.A. The executives at my company are so busy and distracted. Make every word count.

Execution 431
article thumbnail

Conflict at Work: How to Help Your Remote Team Do Conflict Better

Let's Grow Leaders

Lines of responsibility can be fuzzy, and your priorities or incentives might clash with your coworkers’ goals. Doing conflict at work well when you’re not in the same room, in different time zones, when you’re dealing with what Phil, our IT guy, would call “a crap ton” of rapid change is even harder.

Team 443
article thumbnail

Appreciative Inquiry with Jackie Stavros and Cheri Torres

Let's Grow Leaders

We start with what kind of conversations are worth having, and how to use appreciative inquiry to fuel productive and meaningful engagements. Next, we talked about the two-axis process with four different kinds of conversations that we might find ourselves in. Conversations are the soul of leadership. Connect with Jackie .

Influence 444
article thumbnail

Do Just A Little

Joseph Lalonde

Now, you can do the next room and then the next. Start with one page. Now, do the next page and the next and then the next. Larry’s famous line is a good one for us to remember. You can get things done by starting with one small thing. Our tasks can seem so daunting. Let me tell you.

Energy 228