Resistance to Change: It’s Not Always a Motivation ProblemResistance to Change: It’s Not Always a Motivation Problem Resistance to change is something many of my clients are talking about lately. I hear from leaders across all kinds of organizations: Fortune 500 companies, school districts, government agencies, nonprofits, and just about everything in between. And lately,…
Navigating Life Transitions When the Map Changes Navigating Life Transitions When the Map Changes Life comes in stages. Some we look forward to. Some we work toward. Some sneak up on us while we’re busy doing something else. And then there are the stages that always sounded like someone else’s cruel joke. I’m in one…
Your Brain Finds What You Tell It to Look ForYour Brain Finds What You Tell It to Look For I don’t want another meeting that should have been an email.I don’t want my password to require a capital letter, three symbols, and the glitter of a unicorn.And I definitely don’t want to fold another fitted…
Why Laughter Is One of the Most Underrated Resilience Tools We Have Why Laughter Is One of the Most Underrated Resilience Tools We Have A few weeks ago, I laughed so hard I couldn’t breathe. My face turned red. I started sweating. I couldn’t catch my breath. And I loved every minute of it. When…
How to Be More Adaptable at WorkHow to Be More Adaptable at Work “We tried that before.” “This is how we’ve always done it.” “Here we go again.” If you want to know whether adaptability is a challenge in your workplace, listen closely. You’ll usually hear it before you see it. Those phrases may sound…