KGS171 | Always See The Bigger PIcture Should Be The Message Of Leaders Who Want To Turn Around Toxic Work Environments With Kim Bohr and Kingsley Grant

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Have you ever heard someone say, "look at the bigger picture?"
Have you said it in a conversation?


When you are able to look at the bigger picture, what generally
tends to happen?


For me, it generally changes the outcome. It forces me to zoom
out from where I am to see what I would have missed had I not
done that.


This is true of those who find themselves in toxic work
environments and most importantly for leaders who are in the best
position to turn around those situations.


In this episode, you are going to hear a conversation
with our guest - Kim Bohr - who will help us understand how best
to do so. She believes that by looking at or helping people see
the bigger picture, is one of the best ways to turn around toxic
work environments.


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Who is KIM BOHR?


Kim Bohr is an author, in-demand speaker, and coveted executive
advisor.


She is also the CEO of The Innovare Group, the firm that is known
for diagnosing and repairing organizational and leadership
disconnects.


Kim works with both the companies and leaders to help them
assess, align, and accelerate the strategic priorities that
impact talent, execution, and business growth.


She also works with VC-funded start-ups, mid-market companies,
and progressive corporate teams often guiding the sales,
marketing, and operations functions of these organizations,
helping them face the fact that a Solid Strategy Won’t Survive
Poor Execution.


Contact: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimbohr/


https://theinnovaregroup.com/


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