What Organizations Can Learn from the "Peanuts" Character, Linus Van Pelt

from Monday Morning Radio · host Dean Rotbart

One of the most popular characters in Charles M. Schultz's Peanuts comic strip is Linus Van Pelt, Charlie Brown's best friend. Linus displays great wisdom even as he clings to his always-present blue security blanket. Dr. Victoria Grady, an organization expert with decades of experience working with Fortune 500 companies, sees similarities between Linus and the type of "attachment behavior" that often stalls the progress of companies trying to successfully transform in the digital age. Do you or your colleagues have a mental "blankie" that is holding you back? Dr. Grady, co-author of Stuck: How to Win at Work By Understanding Loss, joins host and award-winning author Dean Rotbart to explain how to identify your attachment behaviors and offers insights on how to get people to "un-stick" and embrace and adopt change. Photo: Dr. Victoria M. Grady, PIvotPointPosted: May 16, 2022Monday Morning Run Time: 45:20

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