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Negotiating Needs: A Whole Brain® Approach to Creating Win-Win Outcomes

Negotiation is often misunderstood. Many people associate it with conflict, confrontation, or needing to “win.” But the heart of negotiation isn’t competition, it’s collaboration. At its best, negotiation is a shared process of discovering and aligning needs, values,...

Communicating in Meetings: Using Whole Brain® Thinking to Connect with Everyone in the Room

Meetings are everywhere, from team huddles to client briefings, project updates to brainstorming sessions. They’re meant to bring people together, share information, and make decisions. But how often do they actually do this effectively? Research suggests that up to...

How to Improve Communication at Work

No one listens. It’s a common complaint in workplaces and beyond. We repeat ourselves and clarify details, yet colleagues still return with questions we’ve already answered. The issue? More communication doesn’t equal effective communication. In today’s...

How To Become an Adaptive Thinker and Thrive Through Change

Imagine this: you've spent months crafting a whole new marketing strategy, complete with data-driven projections and targeted customer personas. Suddenly, a global pandemic hits, disrupting supply chains and turning consumer behaviour on its head. Your carefully laid...

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The 5 Languages of Appreciation at your Organisation

The 5 Languages of Appreciation at your Organisation

When you show appreciation to your co-workers, you create a positive work environment that helps everyone feel good about their contributions. Simply put, people like to feel appreciated.  Showing appreciation can also help to build team morale and foster a sense...

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Career planning: Is it worth it?

Career planning: Is it worth it?

Career planning is the process of choosing or changing a career. It can be an ongoing process that you revisit throughout your life, or it can be a one-time event, such as when you are choosing a tertiary education path.  There are many factors to consider when...

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6 Ways to Innovate in an Economic Downturn

6 Ways to Innovate in an Economic Downturn

What causes an economic downturn? A number of factors can contribute to an economic downturn, including a decrease in consumer spending, an increase in unemployment, or a decrease in exports. A downturn can have a significant impact on businesses and consumers alike....

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Nature vs. Nurture: Can all skills be taught?

Nature vs. Nurture: Can all skills be taught?

Some things will come more naturally to some people than others. It’s just a fact of life that some skills will come naturally to us, while others we will have to work really hard just to be able to accomplish them (and sometimes still not even that well to our...

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Is Hybrid Working the new normal?

Is Hybrid Working the new normal?

A hybrid work arrangement is one where employees can work both from home and in the office. This can give employees the best of both worlds, allowing them to have the flexibility to work from home when they need to, while also being able to come into the office for...

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Coaching Women Leaders with Whole Brain® Thinking

Coaching Women Leaders with Whole Brain® Thinking

In a recent Certified Practitioners Workshop, Master Facilitator and Green Leaf Consulting founder, Cynthia Radford discussed the 7 Power Gaps that prevent professional women from achieving their highest potential (researched and written by Kathy Caprino). A power gap...

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10 Reasons teams resist change

10 Reasons Teams Resist Change

For many of us, change is scary because it represents the unknown. We don't know what will happen next, and that can be very frightening. Change can also be difficult because it means leaving our comfort zone and trying something new. This can be especially...

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