Crafting Your Influence Arsenal: Winning Hearts and Minds in Turbulent Times
Maria Aguirre - L6σBB, PMP?, MBA
I help leaders develop high performance habits and effective team dynamics so they can achieve extraordinary results | Keynote Speaker: The ROI of Leadership | Bestselling Author | Aerospace Professional | Mentor & Coach
Hi Meaningful Leaders,
Welcome back to our March series on decoding disruption. Last week, we explored the power of the Change Autopsy. Now, we're shifting our focus to the human side of change. This week, we'll build your 'Influence Arsenal,' equipping you with the tools to inspire and guide your team through any transformation.
Change isn't just about implementing new processes; it's about influencing people. In turbulent times, leaders need to master the art of persuasion to guide their teams through uncertainty. But how do you build an 'Influence Arsenal' that resonates with your team?
We're not talking about manipulation. We're talking about authentic influence, the ability to build genuine buy-in and inspire action. The 'Influence Arsenal' is a collection of tactics that resonate with the human element of change.
Research from Harvard Business Review indicates that leaders who effectively communicate the 'why' behind change are more likely to gain employee support. This highlights the power of storytelling and clear communication in building influence.
How Does It Work?
To effectively craft and utilize your Influence Arsenal, follow these steps:
In turbulent times, your influence can be the difference between success and failure. Build your arsenal, and lead with impact.
Let's Wrap It Up!
We explored the art of authentic influence this week, focusing on building your 'Influence Arsenal' to navigate change effectively. By identifying and practicing key influence tactics, you can inspire genuine buy-in and guide your team through uncertainty. Remember, influence is about building connections and understanding the human element of change. Put your new influence skills into action and make a real impact.
As always, I hope you found value here today. If so, please like, comment and share with your network; it truly helps us to reach more incredible leaders just like you.
Thank you for reading and God bless you,
Christian | Husband | Dad | Change Agent | Outdoorsman | Non-profit Board Member
1 天前Incentive Design is huge. And I’m not talking about sales incentives necessarily. Its the age old change management question “What’s in it for me?” For each persons group being impacted, leaders have to have thoughtful responses. And if you don’t, pump the brakes on the change until you do.