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Different Thinking. Different Leadership

Lead Change Blog

If organizations want to thrive and create healthy and vibrant business cultures with high levels of engagement, then business leaders need to think differently. They need to start focusing on their people and their drivers of success which ultimately come in the first instance from people’s basic human needs being met.

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The Choice is Yours: 6 Principles for Leveraging the Power of Choice to Build Trust, Manage Change, and Empower Others

Leading with Trust

Choice is an incredibly powerful psychological need. In the world of motivation theory, it’s commonly accepted that humans have three core psychological needs: autonomy, relatedness, and competence. Here are six leadership principles to consider as you look to leverage the power of choice: 1. How ironic!

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Fostering Team Emotional Intelligence

QAspire

I had the opportunity to read the book and it is a treasure of wisdom on building high-performance teams through the power of team EQ. Enroll today in this immersive workshop to learn about how to leverage the power of visual thinking to collaborate, create, learn and solve.

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Five Crucial Actions That Build Unity And Foster Performance

Eric Jacobson

As you read the book, you’ll discover vital information about the five Belonging Rules : Turn into the power. Meet the demand for direct and intentional forays into the heart of power structures, forces, and accepted traditions. Hear what is spoken without judgement while engaging the unspoken with humanity and heart.

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Nancy Duarte on Storytelling in Business

QAspire

That is an area where modern advancements like AI with all its information generating capabilities, will still not fill the human need to connect emotionally. Leadership, Connection and Power of Storytelling. Data and information may provide clarity to people, in itself, they fail to connect people emotionally to ideas.

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Hope Employees Will Return to the Office? Start Here.

Michael Lee Stallard

As I explained in Connection Culture: The Competitive Advantage of Shared Identity, Empathy, and Understanding at Work , a culture of connection meets the seven universal human needs at work for respect, recognition, belonging, autonomy, personal growth, meaning and progress.

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Is Your Business's Digital Communication Culture Working?

Great Leadership By Dan

The dysfunction is directly related to technology and our perceived human need to "respond." Business leaders need to address the hierarchy of communication within their organizations by examining and questioning the culture that exists. The most powerful digital tools for most organizations are e-mail and texting.

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