Podcast #374 — Mark Valenti and Brittany Wilson, Motivational Interviewing…
Brittany Wilson and Mark D. Valenti
Joining me today for Episode #374 of the podcast are two colleagues,…
Preview & Recording of Mark Valenti’s Webinar on “Motivational…
Today, I hosted and moderated the latest in our KaiNexus Continuous Improvement Webinar series.
I'm really…
Podcast #315 – Bob Maurer, Ph.D. on “Mastering Fear,”…
Why do people fear change? Why are adults afraid of talking about their fears? My guest today is eminently…
Podcast #306 – Mark D. Valenti, Motivational Interviewing and Health System…
My guest for Episode #306 is Mark D. Valenti, the manager of training, education, and workflow integration for the…
Podcast #292 – The Co-Authors of “Motivational Interviewing for…
My guests for Episode 292 are the three co-authors of an excellent book, Motivational Interviewing for Leadership:…
More on “Motivational Interviewing” as a Method for Workplace Change…
Back in December, I wrote about a method called "Motivational Interviewing" (MI), something I learned about from a…
[Video] Are Your Leaders “Addicted to the Status Quo?”
If you're a regular reader of my blog, you know that the practice of "Motivational Interviewing" has been a big…
Highlights from a Great Book: “The Leader’s Handbook”
I've been going through the book by the late Peter Scholtes: The Leader's Handbook: Making Things Happen, Getting…
Change: Desire, Ability, Reason, Need, and Commitment (or That DARNCAT) Learning…
I'm excited to be attending the annual Lean Coaching Summit today through Thursday in Austin. If you're there,…
The Power of Explaining Why When Asking Passengers to Wear Masks
So after my bad experience with American Airlines during Covid-19, I decided to try flying Delta when I had to go…
Learning Process Behavior Charts and the More Difficult Challenge of Unlearning…
Thanks to ASQ for asking me to write this article for their "Statistics Digest" newsletter in October of 2019 -…
Can Questions About Patient Safety Feel Psychologically Unsafe?
I think that working to reduce patient harm (to improve patient safety) is one of the most important (and most…
It’s Hard to Ask Leaders to Change the System in Which They’ve Risen…
The other day, I stumbled across an old article that I remember, as it was published in the Wall Street Journal in…
That Wasn’t So Bad After All — From Ambivalence to Acceptance of a New…
Before Christmas, I was thinking again about upgrading my iPhone 8 Plus to the newer iPhone 11 Pro, as I wrote…
Am I Getting Over My Resistance to the Newer iPhones? Am I Still Ambivalent?
It's a bit of a Throwback Thursday... in October of 2017, I wrote this post about my, ahem, "resistance to…
Deming’s Old (Timeless) Teachings are Still Relevant for Healthcare Today
Here's an article that was co-authored by Maureen Bisognano and two other current or former staffers of the…
General Jim Mattis on Leadership, Mistakes, and Defining Problems
General Jim Mattis has been making the rounds to talk about his new book that is out today: Call Sign Chaos:…
Embracing and Helping Surgeons Accept Change — Instead of Blaming &…
Here is an article that caught my eye recently, from HBR:
"How One Health System Overcame Resistance to a…