by Pete Abilla on October 25, 2010
Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn With any type of organizational change, resistance is often a barrier that creeps into the dynamic. The antidote to resistance is trust. Trust comes from your character, how you present yourself, and what you do – people will have a sense and perception [...]
by Pete Abilla on October 22, 2010
Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Matt May was kind enough to send me a pre-release copy of his new book, The Shibumi Strategy. I liked what I’ve read so far and I think you would too. Matt May’s new book, The Shibumi Strategy: A Powerful Way to Create [...]
by Pete Abilla on October 11, 2010
Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Dogs want more than anything to please their owners. As such, they respond to positive reinforcement: if the dog does something good and the owner responds with affection, treats, and joy, then the dog will remember that and will eventually learn to do [...]
by Pete Abilla on October 6, 2010
Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Yes, we can learn from everybody – no matter who it is, if we are aware and have enough humility, we can learn, but we must look and be open. I learned something from a very unlikely source: Sylvester Stallone. A few weeks [...]
by Pete Abilla on September 27, 2010
Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn In your change management efforts, as difficult as they are at times, it’s important to always remain positive. As you know, people are are always watching and, what you say, do, or not do is a signal to them of how to behave, [...]