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From Blind Spot to Growth Edge: When Self-Awareness Isn't Enough
Kim Levings - The thing you're most proud of about yourself might be the exact reason people find you exhausting to work with. And the worst part? You have no idea it's happening. Self-Awareness
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Dec 21 min read


A Step-by-Step Guide to Building Trust and Buy-In During Change
This guide shows you how to: Create safety and connection fast Show people their work matters Build competence (not pressure) Partner for...

Lynda McNutt Foster
Sep 31 min read



Lynda McNutt Foster
Feb 14, 20191 min read


4 Team Building Exercises That Will Improve Communication and Problem Solving
We have this activity that we sometimes do at workshops that clearly is horrifying for some participants. No, I’m not kidding...

Lynda McNutt Foster
May 25, 20182 min read


How to get a bad meeting back on track – the WAIT method
We’ve all attended bad meetings. Meetings that take too long and that have one person monopolizing the conversation the whole time. I posted this guide recently on LinkedIn that some people could utilize in a meeting to decide whether or not they should speak up and when. Some people loved it and others seemed angry. I remember the moment Courtland James , one of our executive coaches at Cortex, gave it to me to review. I said to him, “Wow, this could really help some of

Lynda McNutt Foster
Jan 21, 20184 min read


The Fifth Discipline – Shared Vision and Team Learning
Who shares in your vision? How reflective of your organization’s current culture is your vision? Are your frontline team members, that have the most amount of contact with your citizens, clients, or customers, engaged and enthusiastic about your vision? With 67% of people reporting to Gallup they are disengaged at work, and competition for time and people’s attention at an all-time high, starting with why they want to work for your organization could be a good place to b

Lynda McNutt Foster
May 20, 20173 min read


The Fifth Discipline of a Learning Organization
Tough, thoughtful, questions produce the best answers. Are you asking yourself and your team enough of them? As a leader, what are the best questions to ask and when? In Peter Senge’s timeless work, The Fifth Discipline: The Art & Practice of a Learning Organization, leaders learn which disciplines they need to develop to be prepared to ask the right questions, at the right times, to the appropriate people. The foundation of his work is based on creating a learning organ

Lynda McNutt Foster
May 5, 20173 min read


Who is the Grinch in your office this week?
You know the story. Green guy named Grinch hates Christmas and steals all the presents from the Whos in Whoville. Afterward, he sits comfortably perched above their town on the hill, waiting for them to be completely miserable because of his theft and ransacking of their homes, but instead he hears something unexpected. They sing. They sing loudly and beautifully with joy in the hearts and the feeling of true blessing in their souls. Turns out he couldn’t steal the true

Lynda McNutt Foster
Dec 18, 20163 min read


Team Work Cycle: New research about leaders in our region I thought you might find interesting
Our firm finished analyzing some research based on data collected from an assessment called the Team Work Cycle that I thought you might...

Lynda McNutt Foster
Apr 30, 20163 min read
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