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Neuroplasticity and Coaching: A Healthcare Leader’s Challenge

International Coach Academy

Rarely, do they stop and think of their own needs, development, and growth. A conflict between what they think they should do and what they want to do. I believe leaders in the sciences will identify and align easily with the mechanics of how the brain works and therefore see the benefit of coaching oneself to new thinking.

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How a Growth Mindset Benefits an Organization’s Health

International Coach Academy

People with a growth mindset subscribe to the idea that their skills and intelligence can be further developed with effort and persistence. In an organization, a growth mindset can mean the following: Development: Incremental and continuous improvement, self-development, learning, helping others grow, and growing beyond one’s current role.

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A Brief History of Strategy Consulting: 100 years from Frederick Taylor to the “Next New Normal”

StrategyU

So in the last 1800s, Frederick Taylor and several others in the US started exploring new ways to think about running a business. Part of the toolkit McKinsey developed was a 30-page document called the “General Survey Outline” (GSO) and it stood out for how it was different than Taylor’s “how-to” approach. Chapter 11 (2015?—?Present):