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Conflict Without Casualties

Lead Change Blog

Drama-based organizations and relationships operate at a fraction of their capacity. Dr. Nate Regier, co-founder and CEO of Next Element, discovered a surprising alternative. Drama costs the US workforce over $350 billion per year in lost productivity, absenteeism, passive-aggressive behavior, and wasted energy.

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Are You an Accidental Soul-Sucking CEO?

Joseph Lalonde

For the last 20 years, and all around the world, we CEOs have invested untold millions into the question: “What does it take to have an engaged workplace culture?” How to Be a Soul-Sucking CEO. But I am also continually surprised to see an almost entrenched, dated attitude CEOs have toward their people and their culture.

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Pacing for Growth

Lead Change Blog

On this 2-year anniversary of Alison’s book take some time to watch this replay of her discussion with Weaving Influence CEO, Becky Robinson. Since then, he has provided leadership for Corporate Communications, Training and Development, Field Operations, Organizational Effectiveness, and Leadership Development.

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Listen Up: The Top 10 Best Leadership Podcasts for 2024

Experience to Lead

Blanchard LeaderChat Perfect for those seeking diverse, expert insights into leadership and team management from seasoned professionals. The Blanchard LeaderChat podcast is a dynamic and insightful series that brings leadership concepts to life.

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Preview Thursday: Win the Heart

Lead Change Blog

Mark Miller began writing over decade ago when he teamed up with Ken Blanchard on The Secret: What Great Leaders Know and Do. In his latest book, Win the Heart , Miller uses a clever and entertaining business fable that continues the story of Blake, a young CEO, who sets out on a journey to discover the key to engaging leadership.

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I See Clearly Now

Great Leadership By Dan

These connection and observation activities enabled our great bosses to get reliable, valid, accurate information about how the team was operating and how the team was performing, every day. We could see our great bosses’ efforts to ensure they were seeing things “as they were” as opposed to how they assumed things were operating.

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Six Things Great Leadership Teams Do

Great Leadership By Dan

Do they act as committed, responsive members of the executive team to present a united voice on how the organization operates, not just how it performs? He’s the CEO of The Purposeful Culture Group. Since 1995, Chris has also served as a senior consultant with The Ken Blanchard Companies.

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