All change starts from where you begin. The type of change and how you chose to support it will determine your level of success. Here are some things to think about to help you on your way.
Enjoy, Phil, Mel and Tim
Changing
organizational
culture through
change management
Changing culture through canned, template-based, tick the box change management leads to limited success. Successful culture change demands a strategic approach that’s effectively and visibly sponsored. – Tim
The future
is bright if you
are up for these
types of change
Ask 7 futurists what the next 10 years will bring and you’ll get 7 different answers. What struck me is that they’re all positive. What stuck me even more is the short video at the bottom of the article. – Phil
Just when you think you’ve achieved your goal, push a little further. It’s great to celebrate a victory or the end of a long, tough haul. Just don’t pull up too soon! – Mel
If you’re an extravert like me, you might be breathing down the neck of an introvert and not even know it. Here’s something to help understand an introvert’s (i.e. my husband’s) perspective… – Mel
Whether you’re a fan of former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney’s politics or not, few would deny that he was a transformational leader. Here he does a good job of explaining the difference between transactional and transformational leadership. – Tim
Experience or
creativity: what’s
best for the future?
What’s better for charting a future course: experience or creativity? In the consensus-led Berlin Philharmonic, the musicians chose a third option. – Phil