Shelley’s VideoCasts Leading Change Series

by | Sep 9, 2015

Watch and listen to Shelley’s New VideoCast Series on Leading Change.

 

No matter what your organization does, change can be tricky. But change is part of organizational life. Our world is changing faster than ever. The astute leader must understand change and how to manage it.  In this video series, we’ll look at several techniques you can use to be more effective with change.  Advances in neuroscience provide clues to why the brain struggles with change. We’ll explore strategies to ease the transformation. This month we examine three factors that make change difficult for the brain.

Watch and listen to the first of six is here.

 

No matter what your organization does, change can be tricky. But change is part of organizational life. Our world is changing faster than ever. The astute leader must understand change and how to manage it.  In this video series, we’ll look at several techniques you can use to be more effective with change.  Advances in neuroscience provide clues to why the brain struggles with change. We’ll explore strategies to ease the transformation.This month we explore ways to effectively manage change while working with the brain’s natural tendencies.

Watch and listen to the second of six here.

 

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Author Byline: Founder and CEO of Blue Fjord Leaders, Shelley Row P.E. CSP, was named by Inc. Magazine as one of the top 100 leadership speakers. Professional engineer and former senior executive, she was recognized as one of the best minds in advanced traffic management systems.

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