• Moving On: How to Establish a New Path Forward From a Project, Position, or Relationship When It’s Just Not Working Anymore (Five Tough Talks)

  • Nov 20 2024
  • Length: 10 mins
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Moving On: How to Establish a New Path Forward From a Project, Position, or Relationship When It’s Just Not Working Anymore (Five Tough Talks)

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  • In this episode of the Small Brave Moves podcast, we tackle one of the toughest conversations in leadership—the “Moving On” talk.

    This conversation is about establishing a new path forward when a project, position, or relationship is no longer working. Through personal stories and experiences, Nicole shares how to approach these conversations with empathy and clarity, transforming what can be a difficult moment into an opportunity for growth.

    From guiding an employee through a transition to ending a project that’s misaligned, this episode provides actionable steps on how to navigate moving on with compassion and professionalism.

    Tune in to learn how to lead these courageous conversations and create healthier, forward-focused environments.

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