The Leadership Vision Resource Library
How we help teams navigate Change
Today on the podcast, we’re talking about how we help teams navigate Change. All of us have different levels of comfort when it comes to change. Some like the beginning, some the middle, and some the end. Knowing when and how you are best suited to enter the change process is critical. Not only will it help you on a personal level, but it will also help the team succeed. And when a team can successfully navigate an inevitable change, the organization is better suited to win. Listen now!
How we help teams work through Conflict
Today on the podcast, we’re talking about how we help teams work through Conflict. We start by establishing some basic definitions of Conflict then we talk about how we help people understand their own responses and reactions to it. We then talk about how a team can better manage conflict, and finally, what each individual person can do to create a culture of constructive conflict. Listen now!
What We’re Grateful For At Leadership Vision In 2019
It’s the week of Thanksgiving here in the United States, so we’re taking a little break from our Team Engagement Podcast Series. Every year our team shares a few brief things we’re thankful for, and so this year, I decided to commandeer a staff meeting and record those reflections!
How we help teams Communicate more effectively
Today on the podcast, we’re talking about how we help teams Communicate more effectively. From defining Communication to understanding personal and team norms around Communication, we hope to help any team better understand how to get their message across and be understood. Listen now!
How we help teams collaborate more effectively
Today on the podcast, we’re talking about how we help teams collaborate more effectively. From defining collaboration to understanding your personal and collective experiences with collaboration, we hope to help any team better understand how to work together.
Strengths Chat Highlights for March 18
[View the story “Strengths Chat Highlights for March 18” on Storify] Join us next week, March 25 at 9 pm CST for the next #StrengthsChat. […]
StrengthsFinder Individual Conversations: StrengthsChat
Talking about your strengths is one of the best ways to grow in your understanding of them. As part of the LVC process, we engage […]
How I use my StrengthsFinder Strengths of Focus and Achiever to Get Stuff Done
How do you get stuff done? Two strengths that have always been there for me, and continue to drive my day to day life are […]
Exploring the StrengthsFinder Theme of Competition®
Which is better… this one or that one? Which man is the fastest? Who is the smartest? Who is the best in her field? These questions can spin in the mind of someone with the Strength of Competition® whose main objective is to make comparisons.
Join us for a Strengths Chat
Talking about your strengths is one of the best ways to grow in your understanding of them. That’s why we incorporate multiple “30 second” conversations […]
3 Benefits of Using StrengthsFinder
I have been privileged to work with the Clifton Strengthsfinder since the year 2000. Early on, hardly anyone had heard of it and we did […]
What you Should know about the StrengthsFinder Theme of Communication®
Have you ever known someone who searches for the perfect expression? Or someone who expresses and re-expresses himself until he feels understood? Or maybe you know someone who comes to work every day with a new hairstyle, accessory, or fashion appliqué? These people may have the StrengthsFinder Theme of Communication®
How StrengthsFinder can be used to Identify Talent
How do you identify the next leader? What process do you use to ensure that the mission of your organization continues when the current leader […]
Exploring the StrengthsFinder Theme of Command®
A person with the Strength of Command® is inspired to take charge. They are not afraid to make an impact on people where others may fear doing so. Command® inspires people to express themselves and their feelings.

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