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182: Unlocking Team Success: Trust, Accountability, and DISC Mastery
In this week's edition of the AmiSights Podcast, we speak with Robin Huling, founder of Warner Communication, which delivers transformative workshops and consultancy services. Robin discusses how she transformed her skills into a successful business, driven by her passion for team building and leadership training, along with her deep expertise in DISC theory.
“I think what holds people back is the thing that they don't know about, and they're too afraid to ask, and they don't know the different paths that they are able to take on their own,” she said. “I had no idea that my experience and the training that I had would really bridge well into a personal consulting business and that I didn't need to work for a company or a corporation.”
In today's episode, we will cover how an entrepreneur doesn't always have to sell a product but can instead sell their skillset and knowledge. We'll also introduce DISC theory and explore how understanding personality types can enhance team dynamics and leadership effectiveness. Lastly, we'll discuss how poor communication between leaders and employees can negatively impact the bottom line.
Connect with Robin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robin-huling-676908153/
Check out Warner Communication: https://warnercommunication.com/
Recorded on 8/26/24
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In this week's edition of the AmiSights Podcast, we speak with Robin Huling, founder of Warner Communication, which delivers transformative workshops and consultancy services. Robin discusses how she transformed her skills into a successful business, driven by her passion for team building and leadership training, along with her deep expertise in DISC theory.
“I think what holds people back is the thing that they don't know about, and they're too afraid to ask, and they don't know the different paths that they are able to take on their own,” she said. “I had no idea that my experience and the training that I had would really bridge well into a personal consulting business and that I didn't need to work for a company or a corporation.”
In today's episode, we will cover how an entrepreneur doesn't always have to sell a product but can instead sell their skillset and knowledge. We'll also introduce DISC theory and explore how understanding personality types can enhance team dynamics and leadership effectiveness. Lastly, we'll discuss how poor communication between leaders and employees can negatively impact the bottom line.
Connect with Robin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robin-huling-676908153/
Check out Warner Communication: https://warnercommunication.com/
Recorded on 8/26/24
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