Driving Results With Others: Find Traction

There are no dead ends. Tipping back or being stuck teaches valuable lessons about how to get back on track. Focusing our attention on accumulating small wins. Framing our views determine our direction. Amplifying what works increases our momentum and ultimately gets us back on track.

Peopling 101Christine HaskellJune 28, 2018interpersonal skills, reflection, reflective practice, maturityComment

Driving Results With Others: Embrace Emotional Labor

We practice what we know—over and over—until what we are trying no longer works or has diminishing returns. At that point, we acknowledge that know-how or routine behavior won’t help us and we are ready to surrender to another way. When we utilize our inner resources to learn new pathways we innovate. That takes emotional labor.

Peopling 101Christine HaskellMay 31, 2018interpersonal skills, reflective practice, compromise, integrityComment

Driving Results With Others: Learn to Cooperate

It’s hard enough to cooperate when we work with people in person, let alone across various geographies. Distributed teams are becoming more and more prevalent, making our ability to develop and manage relationships that much more important.