Survival Guide: Shed or You're Dead - A Fast Acting Change Rx for Healthcare Professionals

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Kathy Ph.D Dempsey. Survival Guide: Shed or You're Dead - A Fast Acting Change Rx for Healthcare Professionals

Preface: Why Don’t All Doctors Ask You This?

DIAGNOSIS: People Don’t Know How to SHED!

The #1 Skill We’re Hiring For Is…

No Organization Can Thrive Unless their People Can SHED!

The SHED Pill

SHEDDING 101. The Philosophy of Shedding

The Process of Shedding

Rapid Shedding: The Antidote for the Change Crisis

The Five Laws of Shedding

Your First Shedding Experience

Three R’s of Shedding

SHEDDING ATTACHMENTS

Shedding Primary Attachments

Shedding Mental Models

Shedding Expectations

SHED RESISTANCE

The Pain of Shedding

Celebration Accelerates Shedding

Overcoming Fear: The Biggest Barrier to Shedding

Why People Resist Change and Refuse to SHED

SHED MANAGEMENT

Awareness Management

Energy Management

Control Management

Personal Shedding

To SHED or Not to SHED?

Avoiding the Three Deadly Syndromes

SHED STYLES

Development of the SHED Style Model

Understanding Your SHED Style

Adapting Your SHED Style to Achieve Positive Results

How to Lead a More Efficient Team

SHED LEADERSHIP

How to Help Other People SHED?

7 New Skills Every Healthcare Worker Needs

Who Killed Communication?

35 Strategies to Keep Communication Alive!

Ready, Set, SHED!

Avoiding Premature Death

Lenny’s Favorite Quotes to SHED for Success

SHED for Success Rx Reminders

YOUR SHED PAGE

Your Personal SHED Rx Action Plan

Acknowledgments

About Kathy B. Dempsey

About Lenny T. Lizard

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How many times do you need to hear something before you listen? For me, it’s a lot. My mother told me I was strong-willed (a.k.a. stubborn).

In 2007, several colleagues strongly recommended I read the book Eat, Pray, Love. I kept dismissing their nudges saying I didn’t have time for pleasure reading. Months later on the way to Europe to speak, a whisper turned into a shout. The book stared me in the face at JFK airport. I finally bought it and promised myself I’d read it on the plane.

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Even though I had been in healthcare for over 30 years, I had established deeply rooted patterns of working long hours and had fallen into unhealthy lifestyle habits that dated back to my early career as a healthcare professional.

I not only went the extra mile at work, I went the extra ten miles. When someone called in sick, I seemed to be the first one to agree to work a double shift. That’s what I was taught a good healthcare professional did. I was rewarded for my dedication. In fact, I was promoted to be a hospital administrator where I consistently worked 12 hours a day.

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