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Bonding with Customers: The Leadership Side

Lead Change Blog

Campbell viewed camps as a type of bonding agent. Bonding was a much deeper relationship feature than simply connecting or understanding or appreciating. We connect with folks in our neighborhood, but we bond with our close friends and family. What would bonding look like with customers? Bonding Up Close and Personal.

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What Storytelling Reveals As The Role Leaders Should Play

Tanveer Naseer

A few weeks ago, I wrote a piece about 3 fundamental storytelling elements leaders should employ to successfully drive change. ” Interestingly, Vogler’s description of the role mentors play in storytelling mirrors the function of effective leadership.

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WFH Is Here to Stay—How To Manage a Remote Team Effectively?

HR Digest

This article delves into proven best practices, including setting expectations, encouraging casual interactions, documenting processes, and prioritizing team bonding activities to overcome the hurdles of managing remote employees. Still wondering how to manage remote teams?

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How to Tell a Great Story

Let's Grow Leaders

These workshops also have a significant teambuilding effect when teams go through this together– creating lasting bonds as teams reveal themselves in their stories. If you would like me to custom-design a storytelling workshop for your team, please call me at 443-750-1249.

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4 Key Strategies for Becoming a More Powerful and Trusted Leader

Lead Change Blog

Expression of gratitude spreads goodwill within a team and causes social bonding. Enduring power comes from telling stories that unite —Abraham Lincoln is an excellent example of a leader who used the power of storytelling to communicate important truths and unite people in working toward a common goal.

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How Great Leaders Think

Eric Jacobson

Storytelling is our most basic and powerful form of communication. Stories are also a basic form of social glue, bonding groups and organizations together through historical legends and memorable tales. Many leaders simply don’t know their impact on other people. Even worse, they don’t know that they don’t know.

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How Great Leaders Think

Eric Jacobson

Storytelling is our most basic and powerful form of communication. Stories are also a basic form of social glue, bonding groups and organizations together through historical legends and memorable tales. Many leaders simply don’t know their impact on other people. Even worse, they don’t know that they don’t know.