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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, The Ocean Teaches: 5 Lessons From My Hawaiian Vacation, on the site Lead Change Group 3 weeks, 4 days ago

    Thanks JD. Sometimes letting it flow is the best way!

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Coaching is Not Kleenex, on the site Lead Change Group 1 month, 2 weeks ago

    Thanks for the clarity and reality in this post Julie. I agree the tag coach is used in ways that don’t reflect the depth and breadth of this action. Coaches also do hard stuff. On a lighter note I played […]

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Defiant Faith and Leadership, on the site Lead Change Group 2 months ago

    Nice post and pep talk Jeff. We need daily courage to lead our enterprise and a heaping helping of that defiant faith!

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Who Can Teach You How to Lead: Lessons from Life’s “Old Soldiers”, on the site Lead Change Group 2 months, 4 weeks ago

    Hi Dain,

    Much appreciation for taking the time to read my post and finding ways to connect to this message. Indeed we are reap lessons from those who’ve forged on and led anyhow, in the midst of trying circumstances.

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Your Dream: 4 Must Haves from History to Lead Forward, on the site Lead Change Group 3 months, 2 weeks ago

    Thanks Robert. Indeed, the power of unity cannot be underestimated.

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Leadership Perspectives: Time to Define This Thing, on the site Lead Change Group 3 months, 3 weeks ago

    Yes indeed Ken; goals, motivation and performance are parts of leadership. Thanks!

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Leadership Perspectives: Time to Define This Thing, on the site Lead Change Group 4 months ago

    I like the way you divide up the word leadership into roles and definitions.
    Thanks for the comment!

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, The ‘Engagement Ring’, on the site Lead Change Group 4 months, 2 weeks ago

    Great metaphoric use of the engagement ring. So true about the value of starting the cycle to get employees involved and how that process opens up the space for their best efforts to unfold.

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Leadership Lessons From an American Revolution General, on the site Lead Change Group 4 months, 3 weeks ago

    Nice post Michael. Like the link between curiosity and trust-building.

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Commo Check – 11 Ways to Establish a Trust Message 5 months, 2 weeks ago

    David, appreciate your sharing this good story that blends with this post.

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Commo Check – 11 Ways to Establish a Trust Message 5 months, 2 weeks ago

    Thanks Dave!

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Rebuild and Lead: 3 Bionic Ways to Make Your Six Million Dollar Comeback 6 months, 2 weeks ago

    Appreciate your comments Glen. You’re right, there’s daily opportunity to ignite again.
    Be bionic!

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Rebuild and Lead: 3 Bionic Ways to Make Your Six Million Dollar Comeback 6 months, 3 weeks ago

    Thanks for the feedback Claudio. I’m doing some work on my mission and vision too!

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, “How Are You?” Is So Much More Than a Question 7 months ago

    Good insights Erin. So often we don’t recognize the value of intentional use of those three words. Then really listening, to hear the message in the response is where the power is.

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Leadership Perspectives: Inspiring Others 7 months, 3 weeks ago

    Important post Georgia. It’s easy to forget the role that leaders have in setting the tone for a supportive and inspiring environment. And that others observe how they handle the rough spots of their role.

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, DIY Leadership Development: Easy Leadership Programs You Can Run Yourself 8 months ago

    Good list. So often when budgets are tight, leaders overlook the obvious ways to still hone their skills. Thanks!

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Driving Diversity: 3 Ways for Leaders to Effectively Navigate Their Workplace 8 months ago

    I appreciate your taking the take-a-way! You’re right about the digging out of the policy when something happens. Or they have to call a consultant! hint, hint

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Driving Diversity: 3 Ways for Leaders to Effectively Navigate Their Workplace 8 months ago

    Thanks for your comment Tricia.

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Workplace of Hope and Happiness 9 months ago

    Insightful and timely post. Milestones celebrations is on point, particularly it’s so easy to get busy and let little but significant achievements get lost along the way.

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    Deborah L. Parker commented on the post, Conflict, character and calm 9 months, 2 weeks ago

    Thanks Jane for those wonderful reminders. Particularly how important it is to be tuned in to your own win-lose perspective and th adversary’s motivators.

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