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If you’re leading a large new initiative and it just halted due to internal changes, what do you do next?
Leaders naturally want to move fast—but watch out for these common speedbumps
Deciding what to change, first, can determine whether a large-scale transformation succeeds or fails
The early stages of transformation are fraught with conflicting signals and feelings, but within that turmoil lies an opportunity for profound self-reflection and growth
Modern leadership isn’t one type of leadership; it must be a blend of approaches
Some resistance to change is normal—but if change feels too disruptive or like it's stalling out, leaders may need to reassess.
Change management has traditionally been limited to leadership—but modern organizations need everyone involved to succeed
Individuals must believe they can change in order to even try
How much change can one person make in a huge organization? Enough to make a difference.
If teams believe they don't have the right to make decisions about how they work, they won't feel responsible for making change
It’s hard to introduce change when an organization is doing well—but if you don't, you risk disruption from competitors
Develop a plan to make sure your teams have the basic skills to change—and the opportunities to apply them