What leaders need to know about change | Taylor Harrell | TEDxSDSU

Why is it so difficult to lead ourselves and others through change? Common wisdom says it’s because people resist change, but leadership researcher, Taylor Harrell, suggests that there’s something deeper that people actually resist. In this talk, Harrell explores the barriers we face when attempting to create change, the role of identity in resistance, and how to inspire commitment to the transformation we seek. Taylor is a researcher, consultant, and coach in organizational leadership with nearly a decade of experience delivering high-impact leadership development programs across the globe. Taylor has trained leaders from multinational corporations, government agencies, public hospitals, university departments, and non-profit organizations. She also teaches courses at the University of San Diego in the Department of Leadership Studies and the Kroc School of Peace Studies. Taylor’s research focuses on the development of high-performance teams, specifically in the domains of psychological safety, team learning, and organizational transformation. Through her work, Taylor aims to co-create organizations and societies that are compassionate, equitable, and sustainable for all. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@TheDopestChick]

I’ve listened to this multiple times because of the wisdom she imparted. Thank you, Taylor.

[@henriklarsson7835]

Thank you Taylor. Well prepared, well presented with a clear message and opened up for some really good reflections.

[@vishnumoorthy8859]

Such a wonderful and thoughtful talk! Thank you for sharing this Taylor!

[@tanulahoti3265]

Amazing, Intriguing & this modified - the thoughts about change.

[@Silver_lad]

That was so awesome! It truly reflects what I have been going through and it gives me more perspective on some of the issues I have been struggling with. Thank You!

[@colincook2360]

Thanks for coming out comrade

[@rashadjaveed274]

An informative session with practical guidance on the subject.

[@SelfCenteredLeo]

Good leadership starts at the top. The treatment of people is a huge issue with upper management.

[@sstrubberg]

I needed to hear this so badly. Thank you Taylor.

[@arashnayib8322]

She speaks very clearly and nicely 🥰

[@yourlocalferret3770]

Loved this, I really feel this

[@DaveNitzel]

This is good.

[@reyannemustafa7098]

So inspiring!

[@NCRCONLINE]

Great Talk Taylor - Congrats!!!

[@philipiahillman5424]

Appreciate the blend of personal, academic and practical

[@cbase8597]

Very powerful. I badly needed this.

[@brandonharrison5050]

Great talk!

[@pabloandresfernandez]

Brilliant!

[@dorinamorcan2494]

Trust what? I can’t understand what she just said three times.

[@joepie856]

Which Dutch professor the say? At 12:00.

[@matthiasbeige6747]

Merlijn Venus University Rotterdam

[@narutousumaki2858]

All this talks are all nice, but the problem is much higher or further into the organization, or outside the organization that does not allow a more "human" treatment. Reality is, business are not there to make human life more pleasant...they are there to make MONEY, and more often than not, a more detrimental impact to society's wellbeing, most of them...why combustion cars instead of water fueled cars?...reasons are deeper and darker...removing those that create these darker environment is the key to a more successful and healthier society in many aspects...remember this, YOU DON'T REMOVE THE POISON FROM THE SNAKE'S TAIL, YOU REMOVE IT FROM IT'S HEAD...

[@user-cn6vs6tu9r]

Okay. Interesting video. But why are her pants so long? Is it a trick to get us to remember the video afterward?

[@PinkYellowGreen2023]

People don't like change

[@itjtenk7566]

gyat

[@megs5050]

the two minutes of this is the biggest BS