Dear Emily, I have a lot of habits I need to change, but the one that gets me in the most trouble is reverting back to my bad behaviors: yelling, smoking, drinking, and not performing at work. I do this when my partner and I disagree. I feel that by […]
Category: The Power of Habit
How to Turn a Resolution into a Habit
February 11, 2020To help us celebrate the launch of our transformative new training course, The Power of Habit, please enjoy the following Q&A from bestselling author Charles Duhigg. To learn more about The Power of Habit Training, click here. Dear Charles, What does science say about resolutions? Do they work? Every New […]
How to Adapt to New Technologies at Work
August 13, 2019Dear Emily, My organization has just rolled out a new collaborative software tool and my manager let us know we are expected to use it. I’m excited about the new tool, as several people on my team have used it at previous organizations and swear by it. Yet, I still […]
Building Support for Agile Processes
September 24, 2013My seventy-two-year-old company made a decision to make enormous business process changes intended to keep the company competitive in future markets, but these changes have now caused large amounts of complexity and are affecting group cohesion and overall morale. In trying to accommodate this more “agile” process, disengagement has become the norm as each area continues to operate within their isolated silos. Coercion and bullying have sadly achieved more than peaceful collaboration. Having already dealt with intensified levels of stress, a growing population of baby boomers are moving more quickly toward the door.
Dealing with Workplace Harassment
February 7, 2012Visit the Crucial Skills blog to read David Maxfield’s answer to this question: Do you have any advice for dealing with sexual harassment in the workplace?