Leading Mindfully Podcast JP Pabla

Organizations across the world are putting in a lot of energy to create and foster a collaborative environment.  We have companies developing tools to help connect people to share ideas and be productive.  With companies going agile, you are seeing more scrum masters being trained and hired. So with all this energy coming together, why does collaboration still fail?

The reason it fails is that we don’t talk about the underlying problem, people’s mindset.  Insecurities, lack of trust and an unsupportive culture, are just a few reasons collaboration fails.  You don’t need any more tools, we just need to change our mindset.

We speed through life, trying to reach personal and professional goals, and we drive over many bridges to get there.  Unless you are aware of what you leave behind, you might accidentally burn a bridge. 

In this episode, we will talk about how you can be a mindful leader and help start your digital transformation journey.

A great way to measure how well you are doing is by looking back at your previous self.  You can get some great insights into how you made a change with honest reflection.  Let’s measure ourselves by looking at our mindset in certain situations. We will cover 3 areas to reflect on.  We won’t be talking about any metrics but rather how we deal with the environment around us.

Why do we lie and how can we create an environment of honesty.
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With all the medical information and stories about mental health, it’s becoming a more talked about topic.  Sadly, it still isn’t a normal conversation though.  We still hear that one phrase, “we had no idea.”