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One Critical Component to Leading Change

Nathan Magnuson

Scenario #1: Recently I was with an executive team delivering one of our most popular Leadership-in-a-Box programs Leading Change. At the end of each “LB” program, we have the participants complete a worksheet applying the concepts they just learned and then share it with a peer to get feedback. Here it is: ALIGNMENT.

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How To Help Your Team Think Like an Entrepreneur

Let's Grow Leaders

How to Develop Entrepreneurial Thinking on Your Team. 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)?”

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How to Develop a Great Strategic Leadership Offsite Agenda

Next Level Blog

Over the course of this year, I’m going to develop the agendas and facilitate around a dozen strategic offsites for C-Suite executives and their senior leadership teams. With all that experience, I’ve learned a lot about how to develop and write an agenda that gets a leadership team engaged to create meaningful insights and outcomes.

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Mastering the Metrics: A Complete Guide to Evaluating Training Effectiveness

Experience to Lead

Employee training programs and regular upskilling are the best ways to ensure you and your team reach their full potential. Its effectiveness is only revealed when we monitor employee and team behavior after training has been carried out, observing the application of the newly acquired skills or knowledge in the real world.

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Goal Setting & Time Management; Action, Execution & Getting It Done!

Mike Cardus

A new product that will provide you with the following benefits; Identifying and Aligning your goals , behaviors, abilities, and actions in a step by step process that will get you noticed and make you more successful. Worksheets and a complete action plan to chart and complete your goals. Here is What You Get.

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Getting Your Radical Edge – Part 2

Steve Farber

If you’re more of a visual person, you can use these frequency worksheets to help you focus your thinking: What do I love and value most? How does my Frequency align with my organization? How does my Frequency align with my friends and family? Mastermind team and create your community for change. How does it feel?

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Two Techniques for Helping Employees Change Ingrained Habits

Harvard Business Review

At the end of the training, Eric committed to let go of more of the tactical work he was doing to empower his team and open up his time to think strategically. Some members of his team had begun to feel like he was micromanaging them and his boss had recently given him feedback that he needed to have a clearer vision for the future.