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Consultants: Resistance Is Futile

N2Growth Blog

Resistance is Futile”, pretty much sums it up. At this point she stopped listening to Scott and those familiar words popped into her head, Resistance is Futile. In her head she hears, “Resistance is Futile.” This time the thought, “Give in to the Dark Side,” does not fade away. Part 2: Resis tance Does Not Have To Be Futile.

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Capture Any Audience Using the “Magic Formula”

Nathan Magnuson

But I resisted the urge to dive straight in. […]. Communication Influence Leadership Personal Effectiveness Public Speaking action audience benefit communication Dale Carnegie evidence incident influence Magic Formula presentation speaking'

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015: How to Deal with Resistance to Change | Featuring Megan Burns

Engaging Leader

In this episode, Jesse and Megan discuss continuous improvement and how to handle resistance to change. Together they explore the following questions: We hear that people are naturally resistant to change. What are the different types of resistance to change that leaders often face? MeganEBurns explains [link]. Your Feedback.

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Remember, Your Audience Can Say No – it Takes Work to Get to “Yes”

First Friday Book Synopsis

Like a parent exasperated with an inattentive child (yes, I’ve been there), there are times when I speak and I feel like my audience is just a little resistant to my message. Not much computer time this weekend, so just a short thought. But, speaking a persuasive message does not have a guaranteed outcome. Your […].

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Hey, Leader! Are You Hearing Voices?

Lead Change Blog

Everyone who wants to be successful listens to their target audience. Top-down “communicate and delegate” structures tend to view resistance as rebellion, and caution as confrontation. The challenge is knowing which ones to listen to—to which should I pay attention or seek out? Voices matter! What do they want? Should you provide it?

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How Best To Correct Scientific Misinformation

The Horizons Tracker

“We humans like to keep our rose-tinted glasses on, and we are resistant to debunking pseudoscience that feels good,” they explain. Their findings revealed that when a correction provides a comprehensive and detailed explanation, it enhances the likelihood of audience receptivity and successful debunking of the misinformation.

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The 9 Biggest Mistakes When Presenting to Executives

Let's Grow Leaders

Executives are naturally a tough audience. Underestimating the Audience. Resist the urge to throw it all up on your slides. They’ve got limited time, competing priorities, information overload, demanding bosses, and pressure to make great decisions quickly. 9 Mistakes To Avoid When Presenting to Executives.

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