The Pulse POV
Pulse POV is the public voice of the Pulse Change Connection Lab, where we share what we see from the front lines of change.
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Small Steps to Stay Calm and Centered During Life's Changes
I can’t believe we’re approaching the end of 2025. It’s been an intense year. With the flurry of change circling us - whether it’s geopolitical, economic, personal or professional, global or local - we’re living in a time ofmany endings and beginnings. These might look like shifts in jobs,relatio...
by Donna Tulloch —
Mar 26, 2026
change management
emotional intelligence
emotional resilience
leadership wellbeing
mindful leadership
navigating uncertainty
personal resilience
resilience during change
stress management
workplace change
Making Peace - Making Space
A reflection on the science and humanity of moving forward
For many years, I believed resilience meant pushing through.Keep going. Stay strong. Move forward.
It took time, lived experience, and deeper learning to realize that genuine forward movement often begins in much quieter ways. In my own l...
by Donna Tulloch —
Mar 26, 2026
emotional intelligence
intentional leadership
leadership clarity
leadership development
mindful leadership
organizational culture
personal growth in leadership
reflective leadership
resilience in leadership
workplace wellbeing
Emotional Intelligence in Change Management
5 Essentials to Navigate Transformation
Leading change isn’t just about processes and tools - it’s about people. By cultivating emotional intelligence in change management, you will spot resistance early, foster trust, and guide your team through every twist and turn. Below are the five core EI s...
by Donna Tulloch —
Mar 26, 2026
change management
communication in change
emotional intelligence
employee engagement
leadership development
leading through change
organizational change
resilience in leadership
workplace culture
workplace leadership
The Five Dimensional Leader™️
A leader who only knows how to manage tasks is not really leading. They’re operating one or two levels below their role, clinging to technical comfort while their team quietly pays the price.
A Five Dimensional Leader ™ takes a different stand. They hold themselves accountable for five things at ...
by Donna Tulloch —
Mar 26, 2026
change leadership
emotional intelligence
executive leadership
high-performance teams
leadership development
leadership model
leadership strategy
modern leadership
organizational leadership
workplace culture