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Achieved Strategies invited Karen back for another blog, this time in their Journey in 2011, Revive and Thrive series. "All I Really Need to Revive" shows how to revive your game plan using tips from the gaming industry. While you're at it, don't miss all the other articles from all of the savvy leadership writers in this series:
Read more: Leadership: All I Really Need to Revive I Learned from Video Games
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Lack of trust is one of the most insidious and difficult to resolve challenges in change management.
Despite the fact that individuals can, and will, verbalize their trust gap, they often triangulate, or share that perception with a third party, versus sharing their concerns with the second party, the target of their mistrust.
Consequently, many executives are oblivious to the brick walls they have inadvertently erected through poor communication, failure to engage individuals in the challenges being considered that drive the need for change or outright failure to deliver on promises. Open and rich communication channels build trust.
Read more: Leadership: Overcome Resistance to Change: Closing the Trust Gap
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They say “Everyone’s a critic.”
I don’t buy that. I think everyone's a naysayer. Good critics are few and far between.
But unfortunately, the Merriam-Webster Dictionary could not care less about my opinion.
Read more: Leadership: Nix the Naysayers, Cultivate the Critics