Why Organizational Change Fails
From Class II to Class III: What Whitewater Kayaking Taught Me About Why Change Fails I am currently working toward something that scares me a little. Moving from paddling Class II whitewater into Class III and eventually touching Class IV. On paper, it sounds like a...
Leading People Through Change
Why Change Is Emotional Before It’s Strategic If leading people through change were simply a matter of having the right plan, most organizations would be thriving. You could roll out a new strategy, share a timeline, host a town hall, and expect people to fall neatly...
Change That Actually Sticks
How to Create Change That Actually Sticks, Based on Your 4S Personality Type Taking the 4S Personality Assessment is a moment of clarity. You finally have language for how you think, lead, decide, and show up in the world. But insight alone does not create change....
Creating a Culture of Human Connection
In today’s workplace—hybrid, distributed, fast-moving, and often overwhelmed—human connection is no longer a soft skill or a bonus perk. It’s not a chief quality of an old-timey receptionist that makes you feel welcomed before the cool, brusque professional...