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Taking Risks: How to Make it Feel Safer (and Less Lonely) For Your Team to Try New Things

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Especially if you’re the only one trying new things, or experimenting with new approaches. If you build risk-taking into your organization’s culture, you can normalize risk, so everyone feels like they are on the same team even when they are trying something new. What would you add?

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Don’t Be Afraid to Try New Things

General Leadership

The post Don’t Be Afraid to Try New Things appeared first on General Leadership. My specific attention to professional development, mentoring, and succession planning have shown me that being focused on the end result is much more important than how you get there.… … Read the rest.

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Lead Through Change: How to Guide Your Team to Success

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My team LOVES doing things the WAY THEY’VE ALWAYS DONE THEM. And I’m trying to get them to embrace some new technology. To do things just a little bit differently. AskingforaFriend Embracing Curiosity as a Catalyst for Change Your Curiosity Powerful Phrases are a great start here. ” Or try these.

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Stop Training Your Employees To Not Try

Joseph Lalonde

When employees step out of their comfort zone and try something new, magical things happen. These pet projects are things the employee sees that could benefit Google. They are unwilling to give their employees time to try new things, even when the organization would benefit. She goes forward anyway.

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Overloaded at Work: How to Ask For the Support You Need

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Stuck in a world where productivity meets panic and trying to be a ‘team player’ feels like a conspiracy against your sanity. Be sure you know the MITs (most important things) you need to accomplish at a strategic and tactical level. With success clearly defined, you can feel more empowered to share ideas for new ways of doing things.

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Creative Teams: 12 Habits That Foster Curiosity and Collaboration

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Seek New Approaches Habit: I explore possibilities and look for alternative paths to achieve goals. They’ve got an eye out for new ways of working. It means being open to new ideas, perspectives, and evidence, even if they challenge long-held beliefs or opinions. Incubator Guide Here. Learn more here).

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How Leaders Use Failure To Thrive with Olankunle Soriyan

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However, failing is a journey, a launchpad into new knowledge and new beginnings and the key to successful innovation and entrepreneurship. Every creation deemed successful is composed of the aggregated results of things not going exactly as planned. Use the word failing intentionally because failing is not failure.

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