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The Best Way to Predict Your Future

Jesse Lyn Stoner Blog

“The best way to predict your future is to create it.” Do you muscle your way into the future, constructing your life as though it’s a project? → Read More: The Best Way to Predict Your Future. But what does it really mean?

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Education Executive Search: Shaping the Leaders of Tomorrow’s Institutions

N2Growth Blog

With their strong decision-making capabilities and strategic thinking, they can navigate through challenges, embrace growth opportunities, and make well-informed choices that shape the educational institution’s future. One of the primary challenges is the competitive nature of the industry.

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How to Lead Your Team Through Tough Times

Next Level Blog

Your team is going to come up against a tough run. So, when your team is deep into dealing with the muck, what do you do? Promote the We, Not the Me – Foster a sense of we’re all in this together (because you are) by making sure that your people ask each other for help in solving their challenges. They can come all at once.

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Let’s Talk About It: How to Have the Courageous Conversation You Would Rather Avoid

Let's Grow Leaders

After all, it takes energy to initiate it, and you can’t predict exactly how it will go. Sure, sometimes it just feels easier to pretend everything’s good, avoid the negativity, keep the conversation light, and wait until you get home to vent to your dog. Get clear on your intention.

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Put On Your Big-Boy Pants: Navigating Your Career with Grit and Grace.

Rich Gee Group

In the journey of your career, the phrase "Put on your big-boy pants" (or big-girl pants) is more than just a call to maturity; it's an invitation to step into the realm of personal growth and professional excellence. They are safe, predictable spaces that offer minimal risk and, consequently, minimal growth.

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How to Bounce Forward When Life Throws You a Curve

Leading Blog

T HE SCOTTISH POET Robert Burns wrote, “The best-laid schemes of mice and men often go awry,” in a poem to a mouse whose nest was disrupted by the plow. The implication is that things rarely go just the way we want. Some disruptions are predictable and some we never saw coming. The world doesn’t always bend to our wishes.

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Leading Into the Acceleration of Change

Great Leadership By Dan

This is the perfect opportunity to reflect with colleagues on how best to work and what is possible for us in the future. Enter the conversation with a coaching approach Whether threats are real or not, forcing a conversation about the future is not productive. Try taking a coaching approach to your conversation.