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When Everyone Resists Your Idea: Leadership, Trust, and the Courage to Listen with Tina Larsson

When Everyone Resists Your Idea: Leadership, Trust, and the Courage to Listen with Tina Larsson

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DescriptionEvery leader eventually reaches a moment when they can see what needs to change.The harder part is helping everyone else see it too.Organizations, teams, and communities rarely resist change simply because the idea is bad. Change asks people to give up something familiar, accept uncertainty, learn something new, invest time and energy—and trust that they can handle whatever happens next.In this episode of Deals with Heels, Debra Bowers sits down with Tina Larsson, co-founder of The Folson Group, to explore leadership, governance, resistance to change, and what HOA and co-op boards can teach us about leading people through difficult decisions.Drawing from Tina's experience advising condominium and co-op boards—and her own experience helping transform her building's board—Debra and Tina discuss why volunteer boards can become reactive, how competing priorities derail long-term planning, why the loudest complainer may still have something important to say, and why outside perspective can sometimes break through problems insiders have been raising for years.They also explore an uncomfortable leadership question:What if people aren't resisting your idea because they're afraid of change? What if they're resisting because your idea isn't actually the best one?Because leading change requires more than conviction.It requires trust, listening, discernment, communication, and enough confidence to reconsider your own thinking when the evidence tells you to.Key Topics- Why people resist necessary change- Fear of change versus fear of our capacity to handle change- Why familiarity can feel easier than intentional change- How HOA and co-op boards make complex decisions- The challenges of volunteer leadership- Why organizations become trapped in reactive problem-solving- Proactive versus reactive leadership- Building trust before asking people to follow- Listening as a leadership skill- How leaders build demand for change- Why credibility and consistency matter- The value of outside perspective- When complainers stop being heard- How emotional history creates listening blind spots- Using data to build support for change- How to tell whether resistance is fear—or your idea is wrong- Separating personal investment from good decision-making- Prioritizing infrastructure over appearances- Creating long-term plans that survive leadership turnover- Starting with the end in mindResourcesConnect with Tina LarssonThe Folson Grouphttps://thefolsongroup.com/Living the High LifeTina Larsson's book about helping co-op and condominium boards move from reactive management toward proactive governance.The first chapter and additional free resources are available through The Folson Group website. Connect with Debra BowersLinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/debra-bowers/5 Signs Your Growth Is Breakinghttps://5signs.thegrowthvanguard.com/The Human Sales Playbookhttps://thegrowthvanguard.com/free-ebookThe Growth Vanguardhttps://thegrowthvanguard.com/Hexagon Mediahttps://hexagonmedia.net/Stay Connected with Deals with HeelsIf this conversation resonated with you, share it with a leader, founder, board member, or colleague who needs to hear it.Deals with Heels is where we explore the human side of leadership, growth, sales, decision-making, and the moments that shape who we become as leaders.Follow the show so you never miss an episode, and if you're enjoying these conversations, please leave a review. Your reviews help more listeners discover the show and support our ability to bring thoughtful, meaningful conversations to a wider audience.🎙 Follow Deals with Heels on your favorite podcast platform⭐ Leave a review and help us grow📢 Share this episode with someone who could benefit from the conversationUntil next time, stand strong in your power—especially when it gets uncomfortable.
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