by Jesse Lyn Stoner | Author Interviews & Book Reviews, Collaboration, Personal Effectiveness, Team Effectiveness |
What do these famous pairs have in common? Lennon and McCartney Burns and Allen Jobs and Wozniak Lerner and Loewe Siskel and Ebert They are all dynamic duos: extrovert – introvert pairs who created something together that neither of them...
by Jesse Lyn Stoner | Thursday Thoughts |
If you interrupt the struggle of a butterfly emerging from its cocoon, it will be crippled for life. How do you know when to offer help and when to let someone to struggle (and possibly fail) in order to grow and learn? Thursday Thoughts: Help is not always helpful....
by Jesse Lyn Stoner | Leadership |
I am delighted and honored that Tanmay Vora created this Sketch Note of “The 8 Portals of Influence,” described in more detail in my blog How to Influence Without Authority. In today’s complex world, leaders need to develop multiple channels of...
by Jesse Lyn Stoner | Leading Change |
People don’t resist change. Change is a normal and natural part of living. The only time you stop changing is when you’re dead. What people resist is having change imposed on them. Here are three guidelines to invite people to participate in the change process, and to...
by Jesse Lyn Stoner | Communication |
The most powerful gift you can give another is your undivided attention. When the best techniques don’t work, simply close your mouth and pay attention. The best way to listen is with your mouth shut. This poem, written almost 50 years ago, is as relevant today...
