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This conversation with Brian Mohr, co-founder of Lifetracks & director with the Conscious Capitalism Organization, is one of my favorites.
Brian is an extraordinary story teller and weaves his personal journey into lessons on how to align with purpose, tend to the entire stakeholder ecosystem, and seemingly unrelated but not, use music to create more intimacy and trust in teams.
The logic behind Brian's early career choices mirror how many of us landed in our roles, and then he found the yellow book. I'll let you listen to hear that story.
You can find Brian's work at https://lifetracks.me/; including the free tool to build your own soundtrack of your life (https://lifetracks.me/5songintro/).
Connect with Brian at https://www.linkedin.com/in/bmohr/, and learn more about the Conscious Capitalism Organization at https://www.consciouscapitalism.org/.
The Yellow Book? Conscious Capitalism: Liberating the Heroic Spirit Of Business by John Mackey & Raj Sisodia.
You can learn more about Stephen's ([email protected]) work at:
In this week's conversation, we're talking with Taylor Buonocore-Guthrie, co-founder of Convers(ate).
Convers(ate) exists to help us go deep with others in a safe way; using meaningful questions to break the habits of small talk and social hierarchies.
Imagine if meetings began with one question that drew out everyone's voice and helped us know one another better versus another conversation about the weather, the weekend game, or the blow by blow on what happened immediately prior.
Working with meaningful questions in teams fosters intimacy & curiosity which wakes up creativity & innovation.
Convers(ate) facilitates and trains as well as offers an amazing box of questions that has literally transformed our dinner conversations.
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In this week's conversation, we're turning traditional strategy on its head. To begin, we'll consider that strategy is a frame not just for our business but for our life.
We'll talk about:
I mention 3 things for you to deepen your learning:
There's a fabulous video that accompanies this episode that you can find here: https://youtu.be/b1R6hcc-POA
How You Message Is Bigger Than What You Say
In this week's podcast, we're talking with Barrie Barton, Founder of Stand & Deliver, a public speaking and communications coaching company.
Barrie will share the essential tools and knowledge for delivering impactful speeches and talks that land in the hearts and minds of the listener.
Many of us have trepidation about public speaking. Barrie offers clear practices to help us use our fear as an ally and minimize its negative impact while cultivating meaning and fun in our message.
And she reminds us of what is more important than the words we choose. Listen to learn.
You can learn more about Barrie and her work at standanddeliverasheville.com. Follow her on Facebook or reach out to her directly at [email protected].
In this week's conversation, we're diving into the relationship between strategy and purpose for both your business and your life.
I am a believer that our business strategy and outcomes are dramatically buoyed by a distilled, integrated life purpose in which we've committed to our own discovery & evolution.
This is the juice of life, and I'll give you a series of questions that you can dance with, contemplate, and journal to travel inward towards a deeper knowing of yourself.
This conversation is intended to be interactive so have fun with it!
In the podcast, I reference several resources:
This podcast is accompanied by a short VLOG called The GPS Route To Clarity. Watch Here.
In this week's podcast, we're talking with Rod Yapp; former Royal Marine's Officer and founder of Leadership Forces.
After a distinguished career with the Royal Marines, Rod founded Leadership Forces to share his wealth of knowledge on optimal leadership.
In this conversation, we touch it all - the differentiating qualities of leaders, the importance of self care, and the actualization of a meaningful Vision or purpose.
The essence of his message? Trust, Meaning, and Transparency are accelerants of impact.
You can find his company and work at https://www.leadershipforces.com/.
Connect with him on linkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rodericyapp/
In this week's podcast, we're talking with Jennifer Longmore, founder & CEO of Soul Journeys, a company that exists to support you in aligning with your true purpose and elevating your wealth consciousness.
Jennifer will share Purpose through the lens of inner intelligence; tapping our intuition and knowing to make decisions that are for Highest Good.
She'll share tools like journaling, shifting your worth setpoints, and accessing your akashic records that can help you pivot towards what you want more of.
To learn more about Jennifer's work, you can find her at https://souljourneys.ca/.
She also offers a free soul acceleration system which you can explore here.
About Jennifer Longmore:
She is a Leading Authority on Soul Purpose, Business Coach to enlightened entrepreneurs, a sought-after media personality, & 3-time best selling author.
For more than 15 years, she has served clients in shifting the limiting beliefs and patterns that prevent them from living their most abundant, aligned and accelerated life.
This week's podcast is an interactive journey to explore:
Our business, job, pet projects, relationships (etc) are magic carpets for living an authentic, impactful, joy filled life. They are vehicles through which we can practice optimization; embrace our potential; take risks with our vulnerability.
Do we know ourselves well enough to optimize our performance?
This podcast is going live in the midst of a pandemic and a clear and loud call to address systemic racism that has oppressed millions of our community members for generations.
Both of these events act as invitations to consider how we can use our businesses as platforms to support our teams, our clients, and our communities.
In this episode, we're looking at our choice around diversity, inclusivity, and equity (DEI) in our businesses & how to tend to the needs of our employees during times of high change and chaos.
We'll explore ways in which we might address the core needs of employees to feel engaged, understood, respected, and inspired.
My caveat? This podcast is from my experience and voice. I come to you in the only way I know; as a white middle aged woman of privilege who has a desire to help businesses contribute sustainable change and a better world.
If you are interested in Pure Potential's Ondemand Wellness Library for you and your team, please email me at [email protected].
I reference several resources:
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