behavioural design

Have you ever wanted to give up?  To throw in the towel?  To concede defeat?

Have you ever been so tired of trying to explain yourself and the change you want to make, that you just want to walk away and leave it to someone else?

There are always moments in leading change where giving up feels easier than going on. Moments where the resistance is real and you just want to say, I’m done.

In this week’s episode we look back at my conversation with Karen Haller, global expert in behavioural design and colour psychology.  As we look back at how Karen persisted for 8 years, against all advice to throw in the towel, we also learn how she turned around her absolute terror of speaking in public to become an international keynote speaker. There are seven powerful lessons we can learn from Karen’s story, to help us keep going too. If you’re ready to walk the road less travelled and build your resilience, hone your determination and deepen your commitment to your calling, take a listen now.

ABOUT YOUR HOST: SUE REVELL

Sue is on a mission to STOP women playing small so that they can create the legacy they want to leave in the world.  With over 30 years coaching and leadership experience, Sue loves nothing more than disrupting the unhelpful thinking that often holds women back, so that they can think, dream and BE bigger in leading the change they want to see.  Coaching internationally, Sue’s clients are primarily world-changing women who want to lead with confidence, increase their impact and live a life that matters.

RESOURCES REFERENCED IN THIS EPISODE:
Are You a Mission Magnet? by Sue Revell

Episode 5:  Who Do You Think You Are? with Julie Owen Moylan

Episode 21: It’s Not About You! with Suzanne Dibble

Free Guide: Being Unstoppable by Sue Revell

TO CONNECT WITH / HEAR MORE FROM SUE: 

Sign up for regular updates:  Mission Mojo Sign-Up

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Connect with Sue at: suerevell.com | Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram

SEASON THREE IS SPONSORED BY PRACTICE SOLUTIONS.

Practice Solutions is a leading values-based consultancy supporting teams, organisations and leaders to meet the challenges of delivering care and support in the 21^st Century. For over 20 years, we have been supporting organisations to confidently lead, manage, sustain and improve services that ensure the well-being of their teams and the communities they support. We offer a range of expertise from leadership, organisational development & transformational change, to digital and creative services, communication and engagement.

For more information check out our podcast or get in touch via our website or social media platforms:

Podcast: Joining The Dots with Practice Solutions

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/practice-solutions

Twitter:   https://twitter.com/Pracsolutions

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Pracsolutions

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/practicesolutions

Have you ever wanted to give up?  To throw in the towel?  To concede defeat?

Have you ever been so tired of trying to explain yourself and the change you want to make, that you just want to walk away and leave it to someone else?

There are always moments in leading change where giving up feels easier than going on. Moments where the resistance is real and you just want to say, I’m done.

In this week’s episode we look back at my conversation with Karen Haller, global expert in behavioural design and colour psychology.  As we look back at how Karen persisted for 8 years, against all advice to throw in the towel, we also learn how she turned around her absolute terror of speaking in public to become an international keynote speaker. There are seven powerful lessons we can learn from Karen’s story, to help us keep going too. If you’re ready to walk the road less travelled and build your resilience, hone your determination and deepen your commitment to your calling, take a listen now.

ABOUT YOUR HOST: SUE REVELL

Sue is on a mission to STOP women playing small so that they can create the legacy they want to leave in the world.  With over 30 years coaching and leadership experience, Sue loves nothing more than disrupting the unhelpful thinking that often holds women back, so that they can think, dream and BE bigger in leading the change they want to see.  Coaching internationally, Sue’s clients are primarily world-changing women who want to lead with confidence, increase their impact and live a life that matters.

RESOURCES REFERENCED IN THIS EPISODE:
Are You a Mission Magnet? by Sue Revell

Episode 5:  Who Do You Think You Are? with Julie Owen Moylan

Episode 21: It’s Not About You! with Suzanne Dibble

Free Guide: Being Unstoppable by Sue Revell

TO CONNECT WITH / HEAR MORE FROM SUE: 

Sign up for regular updates:  Mission Mojo Sign-Up

Join the Women on a Mission Community:  Facebook Group

Connect with Sue at: suerevell.com | Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram

SEASON THREE IS SPONSORED BY PRACTICE SOLUTIONS.

Practice Solutions is a leading values-based consultancy supporting teams, organisations and leaders to meet the challenges of delivering care and support in the 21^st Century. For over 20 years, we have been supporting organisations to confidently lead, manage, sustain and improve services that ensure the well-being of their teams and the communities they support. We offer a range of expertise from leadership, organisational development & transformational change, to digital and creative services, communication and engagement.

For more information check out our podcast or get in touch via our website or social media platforms:

Podcast: Joining The Dots with Practice Solutions

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/practice-solutions

Twitter:   https://twitter.com/Pracsolutions

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Pracsolutions

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/practicesolutions

Somos seres sociales, buscamos reconocimiento social y nos sincronizamos con la conducta del grupo. En este episodio de la Saga de la Irracionalidad, Mario y Ale nos explican, con algunos ejemplos, cómo nuestro pensamiento social puede ser usado en el Derecho y en el diseño de políticas públicas. Nos basamos en el reporte "Mind, Society and Behavior" del Banco Mundial.