Ask Dr. Change is a thought-provoking and insightful podcast designed to provide you with proven invaluable guidance on transformational change within organizations, communities and large systems. We tackle the tough questions and challenges faced by millions of leaders and consultants worldwide striving to make critical transformational changes. Your host, Dr. Linda Ackerman Anderson, international speaker and bestselling author, draws from her 45 years of proven experience facilitating transformational change in Fortune 1000 businesses, governments, paramilitary, military and large not-for-profit organizations. Linda offers you real-world strategies, practical tips and engaging discussions with change practitioners and fellow thought leaders to help strengthen your approach to change and discover what you need to do to be successful in your work. Her insights paint the picture of the future of the change leadership space. Have questions or challenges? Submit your question for Linda directly at: AskDrChange.com (https://askdrchange.com) Prefer Video? Watch full videos for each episode at: AskDrChange.com (https://askdrchange.com) Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
This panel of younger Change Consultants share their recommendations for the future of the Change field, advice for change leaders, and guidance for consultants. They are pioneering the future of this work and bringing fresh eyes to what we need to be doing and thinking about to be successful in the long term in supporting transformational change.
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This panel of younger Change Consultants share their recommendations for the future of the Change field, advice for change leaders, and guidance for consultants. They are pioneering the future of this work and bringing fresh eyes to what we need to be doing and thinking about to be successful in the long term in supporting transformational change.
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Phil Buckley is the model of his theme—Change with Confidence. In this lively interview, Phil and I explore the importance of changing mindsets and behaviors while guiding leaders to engage their organizations in proven strategies for succeeding at transformational change. Phil brings years of experience, and great stories, to illustrate essential approaches when consulting to and leading major change.
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Every project declares a timeline early in its life cycle. However, that declaration too often misses much of what determines its success! Early in your planning, you need to explore and land on an appropriate and realistic pacing strategy. This episode describes the difference between timeline and pacing strategy . It presents the three elements of pacing strategy and how the myriad dynamics influencing the project’s rollout are c...
Dr. Jen Frahm, co-founder of the Agile Change Leadership Institute is a global expert on organizational change, communications and transformation. In this interview, we get up close and personal with Jen to explore her history, perspectives on life and cutting-edge ideas for taming ambiguity, speaking truth and guiding business agility.
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Phase IX of The Change Leader’s Roadmap: Learn and Course Correct is your guide for wrapping up your project effectively and supporting the organization to continue to uplevel its change leadership capability from have learned from how this project was led. Learning and Course Correcting refers to what occurred in how you handled the work of all four quadrants: Content (Systems), Mindset, Behavior and Culture change. It ensures tha...
Phase VIII: Celebrate and Integrate the New State is key to the full adoption of your solution. Its first Activity focuses on acknowledging the work done to implement the Desire State solution so that people recognize that their reality is now different and they can feel a part of having successfully achieved it in the organization. The second Activity is a key one to enable full adoption. Its first task is designed to support indi...
Phase VII is where you finally get to roll out the Implementation Master Plan to do the work necessary to get your aspired Desired State into place. During Implementation, you will be monitoring both the process of change--the way in which the project is being led and how the organization and your stakeholders are taking on the Desired State’s requirements. You will also be monitoring the Desired State solution you are putting into...
In this bonus episode of Ask Dr. Change, Dr. Linda Ackerman Anderson shares an episode from the Change Signal podcast, hosted by Michael Bungay Stanier. Linda found this particular conversation especially relevant for leaders and consultants engaged in transformational change and wanted to bring it directly to her audience.
The featured episode—“Is Your Organization Change Allergic?”—explores why many organizations don’t simply resi...
Phase VI of the Change Leader’s Roadmap is a continuation of the Impact Analysis work done in Phase V. Here you take the impacts and issues you identified and grouped and determine resolutions to them, translated into actions that can then be compiled into the Implementation Master Plan. Key is integrating actions to accelerate work when it is being implemented. Your plan needs to reflect the four quadrants—actions to address minds...
Phase V of The Change Leader’s Roadmap: Analyze the Impact, takes a deep dive into the actual magnitude of change work that will be triggered by implementing the Desired State design determined in Phase IV. It compares all relevant aspects of the current state—organizational, behavioral, cultural and mindset—with the requirements of the Desired State. The questions and impacts needing further attention are identified, grouped, assi...
Phase IV of The Change Leader’s Roadmap is the Design Phase, where you take your Design Requirements from Phase III to determine the best solution to meet the needs of the future state. This high-level overview is key to ensuring you have a four-quadrant solution that will sustain its value once implemented. Details of the Design Phase are further outlined in Episode 41 of Ask Dr. Change. It covers in-depth the process, structure a...
Phase III of The Change Leader’s Roadmap: Assess the Situation to Determine Design Requirements enables the upcoming Design work for your project to be handled in the most informative and aligned way possible. In it, you are assessing relevant (four quadrant) aspects of the organization and its culture for what already support your desired future state, what blocks it and what might need to be added brand new. It also considers bes...
Phase II of The Change Leader’s Roadmap is designed to inform, enroll and inspire your Project Community and all stakeholders of your project in making the effort successful. It highlights that the project will require changes in people’s mindsets and behavior, which is a unique and essential expectation at project launch. This phase then develops more detailed plans for both Communications and Engagement so that your stakeholders ...
The Change Leader’s Roadmap process has nine phases. This episode presents the critical Upstream work of Phase I: Prepare to Lead the Change. It outlines the six Activities of this Phase and reviews the work of the Tasks for each Activity. While the lengthiest Phase, it sets up the project for success and demonstrates the importance of the leaders engaging in the foundational work to do so.
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This episode launches an exclusive ten-part series on The Change Leader’s Roadmap, Being First’s world-class methodology for leading change projects. This approach, referred to as the CLR, is the most comprehensive guidance system for all magnitudes and types of change. It is a thinking discipline that provides strategic and operational step-by-step actions for your project from start to sustainable results.
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Dr. Diana Whitney is a global pioneer in the field of Appreciative Inquiry, a positive revolution radically transforming leadership and organizational change. Diana will share her journey to becoming a master consultant and coach in this space and offer guidance for leaders and consultants alike for making positive change in the world.
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With 30 years’ experience, Jeff Skipper has been around the block supporting leaders and consultants alike to enhance their approach to leading disruptive change. He has authored several books and training programs, including "Dancing with Disruption" and “High-Impact Workshops for Change Leaders." In this episode, Jeff candidly shares his journey and aspirations for driving higher levels of performance and returns through transfor...
Most change efforts struggle to get early traction without clarity, leadership and alignment. The Upstream stage of change is all about getting your initiatives off the ground with sound process and governance. This episode outlines the seven requirements for launching for success, each clarifying what it takes to set up a strong start, which leads to a better and faster finish. Accomplishing this early work is an investment that l...
Although every major change effort has a sponsor, not many sponsors fully understand the role, how to set up the effort for success, and provide clear guidance from start to completion. When consulting to sponsors, there are ten extremely important questions that can have them thinking more strategically, engaging more fully, and providing the kind of leadership their initiatives require. Come hear about these questions and conside...
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