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Change – From the Inside Out

I’m not talking about organizational design or cascading new processes throughout a company. This is about the kind of change that skips over skills and abilities and digs right down to the values level — to who you are as a person and how you show up. I’m talking about serious reexamine-who-you-want-to-be kinds of changes. Continue reading

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The Risky Business of Change

Trying something new means trading the security of a routine path for the exhilaration — and terror — of the unknown. It’s not just our own terror that requires facing down. No one is an island. Any change you undertake will ripple through … Continue reading

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Change is inevitable. Growth is optional.

If you hate change you might describe it as an assault. If you love it, you might see it as unexpected opportunity. Both viewpoints share one common truth: change, in and of itself, is not sufficient to produce growth. Here are, according to me, the required ingredients to turn turmoil into opportunity. Continue reading

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Keep Your Foot on the Gas

When it comes to achievement, hesitation has the power to stall even the most engaging goal.
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Return on Communication: The New ROI

ROI, ROS, ROA – Move over!  There’s a new kid on the block. ROC, or Return on Communication, is best described as achieving desired, quantifiable results through effective messaging. Sounds simple – but it’s not.  If you doubt the difficulty … Continue reading

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