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Enclaria: Influence Change at Work

Equipping individuals and teams to influence organizational change

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Heather Stagl

As founder of Enclaria, Heather Stagl equips individuals and teams to influence change at work.

Resistance vs. Readiness: Equal, Opposite, or Integral?

Resistance is becoming a bad word in change management circles lately. Some thought leaders are recommending that we …

Interview: How Millennial Myths Impact Workplace Change

This month, Crystal Kadakia, author of The Millennial Myth, shares how we can transform misunderstanding into workplace …

Three Tips for Implementing Change Across Functions

Change implementation often crosses functional lines in organizations. For example, consider a project designed to …

Redefine Consequences to Gain Commitment to Achieving Results

Implementing change usually requires setting measurable goals for what the project will achieve. And someone needs to be …

Interview: Driving People vs Driving Change

In this episode, April Mills, Change Coach at Intel and author of Everyone Is a Change Agent, describes the difference …

Two Ways to Overcome Your Organization’s Immunity to Change

Organizations often have subtle ways of preventing the very change people say they want to achieve. If you can discover …

You Can’t Fake Urgency

My son is a brown belt in taekwondo. Once you reach brown belt, one of the requirements during testing is to break a …

Interview: The Integration of Change Management and Knowledge Management

After a brief hiatus, the Influence Change at Work show is back! And now, in addition to the audio podcast on …

Eight Elements of Change Ability

Much of the focus of change initiatives is on motivating people to change. However, even if someone wants to change, …

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