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Unveiling the Next Big Lead Change Project

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Posted in Lead Change Book Leadership Development There’s been an exciting project going on behind the scenes within Lead Change, and now it’s time to pull back the curtain to give our community a sneak peek. We wrote a book!

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Stop Right There! 5 Phrases that Crush Collaboration and Tank Teamwork

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For example: “I care about __ (you, this team, this project) and I’m confident we can find a solution that we can all work with.” It can trap the team in a “sunk cost fallacy,” escalating commitments to failing or suboptimal projects. And a few of our Powerful Phrases G.O.A.T.s work great here too.

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Year-in-Review: 7 Questions to Help Your Team Reflect on Success and Key Learnings

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That WAS a big deal.” And how do we get more of that next year? Which of our projects/efforts/contributions was most impactful to the organization? This works well, even for frontline employees who may not be involved in projects with a capital “P.” ” “Oh, I almost forgot about that one.

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Powerful Phrases to Deal With a Credit Stealer or Idea Thief

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Stop that Credit Stealer and Get the Recognition You Deserve “I was in a meeting the other day, and one of the executives thanked my boss for the success of a project I’ve been working on all year. And you know what she said next? The really infuriating thing is that she had NOTHING to do with that project.

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Productivity at Work: How to Lead Highly Productive Teams

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First, ensure your team understands their big strategic priorities – the outcomes that matter most for the organization. Next, get clear about the specific initiatives and projects that support the strategic priorities. These are the big objectives with time frames measured in years. Strategic M.I.T.s

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Help Your Team Do More: Stop (over)Talking and Start Doing

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For example, “Victor, that’s the third time you’ve mentioned how the last change cost us a big account. If that’s critical, you can make gaining that information a key next step. If the next step is for Valeria to discuss two specific regulatory issues with Jose from legal, say so. Avoid corporate jargon. Be specific.

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How To Help Your Team Think Like an Entrepreneur

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Back in her Verizon days, one of Karin’s favorite questions to ask a team member whom she was encouraging to think like an entrepreneur was: “If this was your company, would you _ (make this decision, hold this meeting, spend money in this matter, invest in this project)?” And the startups have for the big guys?