Leadership
Workshops & On-Line Courses

Grace Under Pressure: Brains, Behaviors & Breakthroughs

People can be inexplicably difficult-- until you understand what's happening to their brains. . . .

Understand people from the inside out-- literally. People who don't listen, make bafflingly bad decisions or struggle with overload may be living with an adrenaline overload. In fact, it could be happening to you. Learn to spot these breakdowns before they happen, and bring people back to their better selves. Learn to control brain function rather than let it control you. Available as an on-line course.

Taking the Pulse

	Tough situations aren't easy to read: What's going on? What's the right action? What techniques could possibly work? . . .
Medea's Conflict Continuum shows you how to quickly make sense of baffling situations. Learn to benchmark  behavior effectively, and pinpoint which techniques will work now. Available soon as an on-line course.

Ask the Right Question

	You’re being blocked in your efforts and you don’t even know why. You’re not getting the information you need and you’re certainly not getting cooperation…
Ask the Right Question is an innovative technique to re-build bridges, win allies and gain the cooperation you need.

Villains, Victims & Heroes

	Faction fights, in-fighting, long-standing feuds weigh on production and bog down your team when their attention is needed on important things . . .
Spot the breakdowns quickly and accurately, and put an end to persistent fighting. Get your team moving forward again.

Overcoming Resistance to Change

	You know the change that needs to happen, and you know how to get there. Then resistance crops up at every turn…
Understand resistance to change and address the root problems. Identify tactics to address resistance to change, and apply them in your world.

 

 

 

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Articles

Grace Under Pressure
Andra Medea

Bevel's Principle of Communication
Bob Burg