The Indianola Chamber of Commerce is excited to partner with Your Clear Next Step for our next Business Series class, Influencing Change & Getting Stuff Done. Join us for an engaging, hands-on workshop designed to help leaders confidently navigate change and move work forward.

Our ability as leaders and influencers to anticipate, navigate, and communicate our needs through change can impact the people around us and the work we’re doing. And frankly, most of us would rather do none of those things! Which is why change can be one of the most disruptive forces at work today! But equipped with just a handful of practical tools, we can build our change muscles so that change feels less disruptive when it happens, no matter where it comes from!

Whether we’re moving a team of people, a group of customers, an individual, or ourselves, making change just part of our routine involves having:

• a mental model of what change looks like
• a simple framework to identify when change is ahead, and how big the mountains ahead will be
• a go-to set of messages to move from here to where we’re going
• tools that work for bouncing back from setbacks

Sound complex? It’s not. This interactive session delivers meaningful content in an engaging and approachable way, using stories that feel familiar and examples that resonate.

Offered as a high-energy 2-hour workshop, this class grows skills in building awareness, confidence, and momentum as they navigate change and move work forward together.



This session includes best practices in Change management, Emotional intelligence, and Project management, from 18 years of research and practical application, brought together in a way that includes the ability to move work, move people, and move mountains! We’ll cover tips for identifying and vetting the right idea, engaging the right people in the right way to identify goals, roles, tasks, & risks, and proven strategies for moving people forward in a meaningful way from where they are today to where we want them to be with minimal drama, active engagement, and maximum participation!