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Wired for Disruption

The Five Shifts in Agility to Lead in the Future of Work

Хенна Инам

Henna Inam, 2020

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Executive coach Henna Inam shows how leaders can help their teams deal with change and addresses the biggest disruption firms faced in 2020: COVID-19. Based on neuroscientific evidence and spiked with an array of useful resources, this brief leadership handbook on dealing with disruption in the workplace will prove relevant for leaders navigating complexity and change even beyond the current crisis.

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Disruptive environments require leaders to focus on five areas: stress, learning, trust, interdependencies and growth.
Neuroemotional agility allows individuals to control their response to threats.
Everyone facing change goes through the same emotional cycle – but not at the same pace.

About the Author

Henna Inam is CEO of Transformational Leadership Inc., an executive coach, corporate board member, and former Fortune 500 leader.

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