# William Bridge
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william bridge (c. 1600 – 1670) was a leading English Independent minister, preacher, and religious and political writer.
== Life ==
A native of Cambridgeshire, the Rev.
88% of change fails. How to be in the 12%, Part 1
We Not Me turns 150 episodes old this month, and Dan Hammond and Pia Lee are using the milestone to talk about something every leader running a transformation is quietly grappling with: why 88% of organisational transformations fail — up from 70% not long ago. Prompted by a Forbes article on the su…
Episode 26: Endings
The Love Your Life Podcast Episode 26: Endings Are the Place We Begin Hi, and welcome to The Love Your Life Podcast. I’m glad you’re here. Today we’re talking about endings—something we all face, again and again. This time of year brings a lot of them. School years wrap up. Kids move on to the next…
The Light Over the Next Hill
This is the twelfth and last of the series, and it's the equinox. Light and dark come level soon and then they tip, and from then the dark half has it.
It isn't a recap and it isn't a big finish. What it is, is a doorway episode. We stand at the threshold for an hour, look back down the glen quickl…
Episode 12: Adjusting Expectations in Times of Transition
When transition piles on top of transition, the expectations we carry can quietly become another source of strain. Myka Kennedy Stephens and Kelly Campbell explore how leaders can notice inherited “shoulds,” let go of what no longer fits, and return to mission and essentials. Drawing on William B…
Discernment and Speed of Implementation in Q4 | Part 1
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Speed of implementation decides how fast your goals turn into results. In Part 1 of this Reignite Resilience episode, co-hosts Natalie Davis and Pamela Cass break down discernment and speed of implementation (SOI) as you close out Q3 and plan for Q4.
Pam uses an AI board of advisor…
29% of Transfers Move Again Within 90 Days: 5 Moves to Beat It
You did the hard part. You built the relationship, you cast the vision, and you got the yes. Then the machine takes over. Licensing, systems, paperwork, and the weeks start going by. By the time your new producer is cleared to start, the fire's gone out, and sometimes they walk before day one. And …
29% of Transfers Move Again Within 90 Days: 5 Moves to Beat It
You did the hard part. You built the relationship, you cast the vision, and you got the yes. Then the machine takes over. Licensing, systems, paperwork, and the weeks start going by. By the time your new producer is cleared to start, the fire's gone out, and sometimes they walk before day one. And …
What Happens After Your Company Gets Acquired (And How to Lead Through It)
In the first 30 days after an acquisition, your job is closing the gap between the questions people are asking and the answers anyone is giving them. Colby Morris calls it the Answer Gap.
The deal closes in an afternoon. The people take a lot longer. And while leadership is working through slide th…
COLLECTED TRANSITIONS: Balancing Breath, Clarity, and Curiosity
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That moment when you think it… and it happens - a transition so natural it feels like magic. In this episode, Tessa breaks down why those moments aren't actually magic at all. They're the product of preparation.
Drawing on William Bridges' work on transitions, James Nestor's resea…
Wrong Turns: What to Do When You Realize You Chose the Wrong Path
Every radiologist can name the career decisions that worked out. Almost nobody talks about the ones that did not. Peter S. Moskowitz, MD, a pediatric radiologist turned physician career coach, speaks with hosts Surbhi Raichandani, MD, and Sherry Wang, MBBS, about burnout, sunk costs, and what comes…
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