This is the third piece in a five part series on helping people lead change. Each of these sections will be incorporated into a resource, along with visual tools, that can be used to help…
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Discovering opportunities and mapping possibilities
Figuring out what’s next is a challenging problem, but getting there can be made easier when you ask yourself three basic questions: Where do you want to go? The process of changing from one state…
4 steps to help you lead change
Creative leadership starts with understanding the options available to you and then making connections. Here is an outline of the steps that you can take to start thinking about how to think broadly about where…
Design is leadership and leadership is design
The title of this article is how I approach leadership. It’s about design and recognizing and shaping opportunities for growth. Here are five more perspectives: “It is a curious thing, Harry, but perhaps those who…
Using questions to define your problem
Although questions may appear as open ended, they are actually the best ways to help you define your problem. Properly worded and delivered, a question can cut directly to the heart of an issue and…
20 questions for the Democrats
A serious organizational problem emerged on Wednesday morning. What’s the future of the Democratic Party? The first response appeared to be a scramble by people to fill the leadership void. Before going down that path,…