Leadership & change management
Equip leaders to navigate difficult conversations, support their people, and translate a new direction into daily behavior.
What it addresses
- Translating a new direction into specific, daily behavior
- Difficult conversations, including resistance to change
- Supporting people through change instead of announcing it
Who it's for
- Supervisors and managers
- Leaders introducing a new strategy, system, or policy
- Teams that have seen change efforts stall
How it works
Learn it. See it. Practice it.
- 01LearnOne priority, translated into a specific action.
- 02See itWhat good looks like for supervisors and frontline staff.
- 03PracticeRehearsing the conversations change depends on.
- 04ReflectListening to concerns as useful information.
- 05ApplyOne visible behavior, revisited and adjusted.
A practice moment
What practice sounds like
Team member
“We've tried new systems before. They never last, so why bother with this one?”
You
“That's fair. What made the last rollout fall apart?”
Strong responseYou take the concern seriously and invite information that can make this rollout work.
From our scripted leading-change practice scenario. Try it yourself
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