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Lead Through Change: How to Guide Your Team to Success

Let's Grow Leaders

The magic in the conversation is the “how can we… ” brainstorming. Step 2: Brainstorm Forces Split the team into smaller groups, if necessary, and brainstorm the forces driving change (positive forces) and those resisting change (negative forces). Step 1: Define the Change Describe the change.

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Why You Should Embrace Resistance as a Challenge

Joseph Lalonde

But when you look deeper, it shows an incredibly creative God who turns resistance into an opportunity. But God had a creative solution to what seemed like an impossible amount of resistance. Gideon took this resistance and turned it into an opportunity. Look for the positive aspect of the resistance. 300 against 135,000!

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Executive Coaching and Leading Change

Lead Change Blog

A coach serves as a valuable partner by offering a collaborative process in five key areas: brainstorming, awareness, action plans, accountability, and encouragement. Brainstorming. A coach provides a safe place for brainstorming by offering time and space for the leader to think out loud. Action Plans.

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5 Valuable Ways DISC Personality Profiles Unlock Clearer Team Communication and Collaboration

Great Results Team Building

Their control-oriented nature may lead to micromanagement or a resistance to new ideas. Weaknesses: Steadys can be conflict-averse and resistant to change. Ds, for example, appreciate direct and concise instructions, while Is might thrive on brainstorming sessions and open-ended questions.

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7 Ways to Help Your Team Deal with Ambiguity

Let's Grow Leaders

Find a trusted advisor (could even be a team member) who finds change and ambiguity exhilarating to help you with your plan. Resist the urge to focus only on what everyone already knows. Then write down what you don’t know, and brainstorm ways to gather more information in that arena. Do your freaking out in private.

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5 Ways to Lead Change in a Change-Averse Environment

Lead Change Blog

But what do you do in a context that resists change? Offer a structured brainstorming conversation that invites new ideas. Plan for them to emerge as the year goes on. As a leader, you recognize that when the pace of internal change lags the pace of change in the external environment. well, it’s not good news.

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When to Coach… and When Not To

Nathan Magnuson

You SHOULD coach when… Brainstorming – If your employee needs an idea, take a minute to brainstorm together. Resist solving the problem on your own. Planning – If your employee will be leading a project or initiative, coach through the planning process.