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Ready or Reactive with Josefine Campbell

Let's Grow Leaders

To be ready, deal with change, and be flexible, people need energy. Find out how to enhance your personal energy when managing or collaborating with others to become more mentally agile and productive. 16:31 Making the distinction between professional, private, and personal energy.

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Deliberate Calm: How to Make the Most of a Volatile World

Leading Blog

It is about awareness, learning agility, and emotional self-regulation. The Deliberate Clam model rests on four pillars: awareness, purpose, relationships, and energy. Here’s the problem. At the very moment, we need to thoughtfully address the situation and select the behavior best suited for it, we instinctively do the opposite.

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How To Run EPIC Meetings

Lead Change Blog

So let’s unpack this 4 step framework and show you how you can use it in your business. . 1) Energy. Why It’s Important: Boosting energy at the beginning of a meeting sets the stage for more productive conversations and, ultimately, better meeting outcomes. The post How To Run EPIC Meetings appeared first on Lead Change.

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How to Be Productive While Working Remotely

Lead from Within

The illusion is that it gives you more flexibility and agility to get things done. But research has found that working from home can be challenging, especially if you don’t know how to focus your energy or schedule your time. Very few understand why or how to prevent it. How to Succeed as A New Leader.

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How To Compete In The New World Of Work

Eric Jacobson

Based on 2,000 interviews with leaders around the globe during the height of the pandemic, Competing In The New World Of Work , by Keith Ferrazzi , provides a blueprint for how to now capitalize on all we’ve learned during the pandemic so your organization can stay competitive in the future. Team members are openly willing to help each other.

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Leadership According to a Horse

Lead Change Blog

They have learnt to be agile and adapt to their changing environments through sharing leadership and can teach us some key leadership skills to help us survive in these challenging times. Direction – leaders give clear direction of how to respond to these shifts. Take a herd of horses for example.

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What The Best Leaders Are Doing About Change Exhaustion

Lead from Within

Model resilience and agility and help your team understand that those qualities are directly linked to new opportunities and growth. Change the message of exhaustion into one of energy—the energy that fuels innovation and success. Lead from Within: The best leaders know it takes energy to be excited by change.