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At the Intersection of Food, Influence, and Leadership

You need someone’s help. You may or may not be his boss. He’s known you for 6 minutes. He is very busy, and offering free food isn’t an option. Now what?

in Authenticity, Behavior Change, Boston Beer Company, Catalyze Associates, Coaching, Collaboration, Communication, Jim Koch, Kirstin Lynde, Leadership development, Leadership Tips, Leadership Training, Linda Hill, Michael Pollan, Motivation, People 101 Blog, Relationships, Trust, Work Prioritization tagged behavior change, Catalyze Associates, coaching, communication, Engagement, gratitude, Humility, Kirstin Lynde, leadership, leadership development, leadership styles, leadership tips, motivation, relationship building, relationships, Simplicity, time management, trust , Comments: 0

Radical Candor: Is it Ever OK to Use the Word “Stupid” When Giving Feedback?

Is it Ever OK to Use the Word “Stupid” When Giving Feedback? How to Get Away with Serious Levels of Candor.

in Coaching, Communication, Feedback, Kirstin Lynde, Leadership Tips, Leadership Training, Motivation, People 101 Blog, Relationships, Trust tagged behavior change, Candor, Catalyze Associates, coaching, communication, feedback, leadership, leadership development, leadership styles, leadership tips, motivation, relationship building, trust , Comments: 1

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Recent Posts

Have You Made a “To-Not-Do” List Lately?December 15, 2024
Nurturing the Art of Self-CoachingDecember 15, 2024
At the Intersection of Food, Influence, and LeadershipNovember 15, 2024
Want to be the boss everyone loves?November 15, 2024
Do You Bring Enough of Yourself to Work?October 15, 2024

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360 feedback behavior change Candor Catalyze Associates Change Management Chip and Dan Heath coaching communication compensation Engagement feedback gratitude Humility Jerry Sternin Kirstin Lynde leadership leadership development leadership styles leadership tips listening skills Meetings motivation neuroscience performance prioritization relationship building relationships self-coaching Simplicity skills time management trust Vicky Oliver
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