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Your Business Reflects Your Ethos

thoughtLEADERS, LLC

A leader lays the ground rules, describes operations, distributes priorities, and defines the values of the business. I focus a tremendous amount of energy into verbal and non-verbal communication.

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November 2020 Leadership Development Carnival

Lead Change Blog

Jon explains: “ Of all the skills leaders need to be successful, active listening may be the most overlooked and underrated. Active listening has become even more vital during the global pandemic, as many organizations work in a remote environment. Eileen McDargh contributed The Energy of Unexpected Gratitude.

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The Art of Leading Change: Strategies for Success in Organizations

Experience to Lead

Effective Approaches to Leading Organizational Change Organizations can fail to successfully manage change when they focus exclusively on what they are doing, day-in and day-out It’s all well and good to show leadership skills by coming up with a new organizational strategy or operating model. Change can be painful for some workers.

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Multiplying the Effective Intelligence of Your Organization

Great Leadership By Dan

To address critical operational as well as human systems issues, make the best use of the seven practices outlined above. Do you know which essential behaviors will give you the biggest return on your investment of time, energy and supervisory development? Identifying and Utilizing Essential Behaviors as Core Leadership Practices.

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Thought-full Thursday: Beginnings | Aspire-CS

Persuasive Powerhouse

New melodies I am looking for: Trusting self and others, Active listening, Rekindling relationships, Collaborative connections, Creating a circle of influence and Giving. My new country is only a mindset away, one that reflects my core values and will focus my energy into building a circle of trust. My best to you on those.

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The Discipline of Listening

Harvard Business Review

Active listening and probing (with humility, not aggression) energizes groups, encourages them to reach consensus, and helps them arrive at new and better solutions. But his division's operations department was adamant it could not be done given the tremendous complexity of its processes. Prime the Pump. Slow Down.

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How GM Uses Social Media to Improve Cars and Customer Service

Harvard Business Review

We built a Social Media Command Center, a high-energy, state-of-the-art engagement environment featuring dozens of wireless work stations, multiple collaboration rooms, and 18 HD monitors that display a wide variety of social feeds — all housed in a 6,200-square-foot workspace. Be active listeners. Keep it simple.

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