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EPISODE · May 7, 2020 · 33 MIN

The Living Organization with guest Norman Wolfe

from Equipped For Change® · host Keisha A Rivers, M.Ed.

No matter what the industry, leaders at one point or another have asked themselves "why aren't we more successful?" If we examine the history of companies and organizations, we can inevitably point to instances where success has seemed elusive and a shift was required. Today we're faced with yet another shift--a forced change that has caused companies large and small to rethink the way business must be done. The need to pivot, adapt and shift is widespread, but with so much uncertainty in a world dominated by COVID-19 concerns, it's hard to know exactly what is the right path. How do organizations bounce back from widespread unforeseen change? How to they create opportunities when faced with chaos? What is the best way not only to adapt in the short term, but to transform that will lead to long-term success? Our guest, Norman Wolfe provides insights and shares his model of transforming businesses to create extraordinary results by creating a living organization. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit equippedforchange.substack.com

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