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99 Ways to Influence Change, #48: Remove dead weight

Let's just be blunt. If someone was the wrong person for a team, can't contribute appropriately or hinders the rest of …

99 Ways to Influence Change, #47: Join forces

Influencing change is not a one-man show.  You are not the only person in your organization who feels that change …

99 Ways to Influence Change, #46: Provide useful tools

After motivating people with the vision and a sense of urgency, they will understand the What and the Why.  They may …

99 Ways to Influence Change meets The Influence Project

Fast Company Magazine is conducting an experiment to find the most influential person on the internet.  And while I …

Anatomy of an Easy Change Initiative

Thinking of the larger change initiatives that I have been involved in over the years, I recently wondered:  What was …

Interview: Building a New Culture from Scratch

This morning on The Change Agent's Dilemma radio show, I interviewed Tim Gardner, Director of Organizational …

A Declaration of Independence from the present

Have you ever read the Declaration of Independence? It is as much an official document to the King of England as it is …

99 Ways to Influence Change, #45: Laugh about it

When I worked at Palladium Group, a strategy execution consulting company, a new CEO (and former MD) addressed the …

99 Ways to Influence Change: #44: Remove doubt

Doubt can be a drag on an organizational change initiative.  It cultivates a wait-and-see attitude and can breed …

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