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To better manage and understand yourself and work – you need to seek different patterns

Mike Cardus

To better manage and understand yourself and work, you need to seek different patterns. How you and your team discuss and identify patterns in a rapidly changing and somewhat unpredictable environment will work to increase or decrease teamwork and stress. I gathered all the responses and shared them with the management team.

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Helping People Change

Leading Blog

For sustained learning to occur, it is important that coaches manage the emotional flow of the coaching process. Carnegie was asked, "How did you develop these men to become so valuable to you that you have paid them this much money?" Carnegie replied that people are developed the same way gold is mined. It means listening more.

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How to Care for Your Employees’ Mental Health

Lead from Within

Most of us have greatly expanded our understanding of stress over these past few months, when we have the usual everyday stresses plus the uncertainty, disruption and chaos of a pandemic. As leaders we want what is best for our employees, and that means caring for about their mental health—especially now.

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Four Industries That Use the Situational Leadership® Methodology

The Center For Leadership Studies

They don’t manage change; they intentionally drive change! And when ideas begin to migrate from the hypothetical to the real, the managers in those settings employ the Situational Leadership ® framework as a response mechanism with the goal of accelerating development and demonstrating resilience.

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This Is What Leaders Should Be Doing to Boost Mental Health

Lead from Within

As the pressures of the pandemic drag on and winter brings shorter, colder days, the mental health of your employees is even more important than usual. Worry, stress, and anxiety have negative effects on productivity and effectiveness—not to mention overall health and personal relationships. Keep communication flowing.

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The Key to Job Satisfaction: Prioritize Employee Mental Health Says the FMLA

HR Digest

People with anxiety and depression also tend to develop other physical illnesses over time. Mind Share Partners’ 2021 Mental Health at Work Report of 1,500 US workers in full-time jobs revealed that employee mental health issues have been a major cause of attrition.

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Bio-hacking Your Health and Wellbeing with Your Phone

Next Level Blog

Last week I had the pleasure of spending some extended time online with a group of coaching and leadership development colleagues. During a conversation on resilience and stress management, the presenter asked us to rate our satisfaction with our physical routines – movement, sleep, and nutrition.

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