Visit another department or unit to learn about processes that are different than those in your unit yet serve the same purpose.

Videotape a rehearsal of a presentation that you are giving. Check your gestures, body language, tone of voice and speed of speech to see if they align with the message and level of inspiration that you want to convey.

Utilize software, charts, calendars, or To Do lists to accurately reflect priorities, timelines and deadlines for different projects and regularly scheduled meetings. Explore Project Management resources for useful tools.

Utilize bystander intervention strategies in appropriate circumstances.

Use project management software and other collaborative communication software that permits everyone to track, measure, and record progress. See available resources from ITS.

Use positive inquiry to gain understanding of other's opinions and where they are coming from.

Use good posture with your shoulders back.

Use "I" statements (e.g., I think that's a great idea because...").

Update your resume using your Individual Development Plan (IDP), free VIA Character Strengths survey and resources found on the U-M HR Self-Assessment Tools and Readiness for Change webpage (fees may be associated with some self-assessment tests).

Undertake a home remodeling project.