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Resolutions, again…

Chad Barr

Here we are on January 4, excited as the time when people who made New Year’s resolutions have either begun in earnest or have already had a misstep on one or more of their intended plans. In surfing the web for the most commonly made resolutions, I found some fascinating studies. They include: Build a better budget. Read more books.

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The Elegant Solution

CaseInterview.com

When you refuse to do X and never even want me to ask you to do X ever again, that’s because you too have a need that will be met when nobody ever asks you to do X. However, genuine conflict resolution is not at the level of X but at the level of why you want or don’t want X. Arguing occurs at the level of the X. “No, No, I will not!

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Time to Rejuvenate Our Hearts and Minds

Chad Barr

We’re all living through this pandemic, and we find ourselves observing this most sacred of days once again via zoom, livestream and Facebook live. We don’t make new year resolutions on the Jewish new year but perhaps it’s time to reassess that. We are allowed to stop, step back, breath and rest.

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How to Go From Conflict to Collaboration, Part 2

Nash Consulting

Conflict resolution often involves acknowledging and addressing our own mistakes and those of others. Remember that self-awareness is an ongoing process, and it requires patience, openness, self-compassion (there it is again!), What is it about their life experiences (or mine) that have led them (or me) to this viewpoint?

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How Do We Find Balance?

Action Plan

And I got a list of 15 things that we could do, from empathy training and open dialog to volunteerism and conflict resolution. And again, lots of great ideas from mindful reflection to practicing non-judgement, from expressing gratitude to learning about different cultures. I asked what would have to shift for us to have more empathy.

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4 Keys to Strategic Success in 2023

Wakeman Consulting Group: Dave's Blog

At the start of a new year, folks have predictions, resolutions, goals, and other areas of focus that too often end up as wishes pretty quickly. ” Then we come back to the idea over and over again throughout the day. Instead of grand proclamations, I wanted to offer up a few pragmatic areas to focus on in 2023. A meetings goal?

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The Most Important Consulting Skill No One Talks About

Tom Spencer

Your role as a consultant is to speak with your client, understand them and their needs, and then find the most efficient and effective resolution to their problems. Let’s return to the scenario again. Whilst these are undeniably central to the role of a consultant, there is one skill that no one ever acknowledges.