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How to Change Hearts and Minds at Work

LSA Global

Hearts and Minds Successful change in the workplace requires more than just simple persuasion. Sure, the vision for change must make sense rationally, and the dissatisfaction with the status quo must be real. COVID proved that when new behaviors make sense rationally and are desirable emotionally, any change can succeed.

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How to Expand Current Accounts

LSA Global

A pretty stark contrast and a persuasive reason to focus a good measure of your time on understanding, navigating, and expanding current accounts. Here’s how: Rationalize Your Accounts By definition, not all accounts are of equal value and potential. The question is how best to go about it?

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Have You Planned for the Biggest Obstacles to Organizational Change?

LSA Global

Change leaders need to make a persuasive business case for change that employees can understand, believe in, and support. Once employees understand the overarching rational for change, they next need to understand how the change will affect them personally and professionally. Define What’s In It for Me?

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Seven Ways to Be More Comfortable and Confident When Receiving.

Kevin Eikenberry

Consulting Speaking Training Products KevinEikenberry.com About Blog Home Blogs I Like Leadership Learning Subscribe Seven Ways to Be More Comfortable and Confident When Receiving Feedback by Kevin Eikenberry on November 8, 2010 in Leadership , Learning There is lots of advice for leaders, managers and coaches on how to give better feedback.