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What was your a-ha moment…
….when you listened to last week's episode about cultural values?
Did you recognise that some of the challenges you might be experiencing with colleagues, co-workers, customers or partners are culturally-driven?
What shifted in your perspective?
It can be so easy to divide into 'them' and 'us' within a team, or with customers and partners, especially when what they say and do is out of line with your expectations.
But do you really understand their motivations and drivers, and how culture is shaping their communication and behaviour?
When you don't, this can lead to misunderstanding and miscommunication, impacting projects, performance, results and team spirit.
This is why we need cultural intelligence. It's the choice to pause and consider alternative explanations, not just react to what's happening.
Part of cultural intelligence is understanding your cultural values, which are your preferences for how you work, live, and interact.
This is part of the work I do with my clients, so they can understand their own individual or team cultural values profile to identify what is driving the gaps and challenges.
In this 2 part podcast series I will be explaining the 10 cultural values. Today, we are focusing on part 2 - the next 5 sets of cultural values.
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What happens when you find yourself in a situation where a team member is being 'difficult'?
What happens when people say things in meetings which leave you frustrated and wound up, because they're acting 'unprofessionally'?
Do you roll your eyes, moan to your colleagues and blame it on 'them being them'?
It can be so easy to divide into 'them' and 'us' within a team, or with customers and partners, especially when what they say and do is out of line with your expectations.
But do you really understand their motivations and drivers, and how culture is shaping their communication and behaviour?
When you don't, this can lead to misunderstanding and miscommunication, impacting projects, performance, results and team spirit.
This is why we need cultural intelligence. It's the choice to pause and consider alternative explanations, not just react to what's happening.
Part of cultural intelligence is understanding your cultural values, which are your preferences for how you work, live, and interact.
This is part of the work I do with my clients, so they can understand their own individual or team cultural values profile to identify what is driving the gaps and challenges.
In this 2-part podcast series I will be explaining the 10 cultural values. Today, we are focusing on part 1 - the first 5 sets of cultural values.
What you will learn in this episode:
Resources:
And now for the final one in the summer re-release season: What makes a good global leader?
In this special re-release episode from April this year, I explored different leadership approaches, and how cultural values impact a team's view of good leadership, plus the cultural intelligence strategies you can use to be more effective.
Enjoy listening and learning!
https://culturecuppa.com/podcasts/what-makes-a-good-global-leader/
I have covered a wide variety topics on my podcast in the last year, and so in this final episode of a series of 4, I am sharing my summer season of re-releases.
These are the top 4 topics which were most popular when they first came out, and are also among my favourites, and this gives you a review time to listen back on episodes and get greater learning, or catch up on episodes you missed the first time round.
This is just for 4 weeks, releasing every Monday as usual, while I take a break, and then we will go back to sharing new podcast episodes and topics from next week.
As we are doing something new, why not choose to learn about these topics in a different way?
If you usually listen on your favourite podcast platform, then why not mix it up and watch the video version on my YouTube channel- I create video versions of all my podcast episodes!
https://www.youtube.com/@culture-cuppa
Or vice versa- if you usually watch my videos on my YouTube channel, then why not listen on your favourite podcast platform- Apple, Spotify or Google?
https://culturecuppa.com/podcast/
And have you discovered my website for even more free insights, resources and topics to learn from? As well as the podcast and my videos, you can discover my blog, free training and the opportunity to sign up to receive my emails with all the latest resources and events. You can check that all out at
https://culturecuppa.com/
What you will learn in this episode:
Resources:
Week 3 of the summer re-release season: Giving & receiving feedback- a very popular topic from June this year.
In this episode, I explored the purpose of feedback, how to set up the conversation, adapting your feedback approach with cultural intelligence, and best ways to approach receiving feedback to make sure feedback really lands with you.
Enjoy listening and learning!
https://culturecuppa.com/podcasts/giving-and-receiving-feedback/
Remember, these re-releases give you time to listen back on episodes and get greater learning, or catch up on episodes you missed the first time round.
This is just for 4 weeks, releasing every Monday as usual, while I take a break, and then we will go back to sharing new podcast episodes and topics from September.
As we are doing something new, why not choose to learn about these topics in a different way?
If you usually listen on your favourite podcast platform, then why not mix it up and watch the video version on my YouTube channel- I create video versions of all my podcast episodes!
https://www.youtube.com/@culture-cuppa
Or vice versa- if you usually watch my videos on my YouTube channel, then why not listen on your favourite podcast platform- Apple, Spotify or Google?
https://culturecuppa.com/podcast/
And have you discovered my website for even more free insights, resources and topics to learn from? As well as the podcast and my videos, you can discover my blog, free training and the opportunity to sign up to receive my emails with all the latest resources and events. You can check that all out at
https://culturecuppa.com/
What you will learn in this episode:
Resources:
Next in the summer re-release season- week 2 of the top 4 podcast episode topics from the last year. This week we are going back to 'The Future of Work- working cross culturally', a topic from June which many of you had views on.
In this episode, I explored the critical skills for working cross culturally in the future of work, navigating a culturally diverse world with AI, and how to develop your human skills and cultural values to give us an inclusive language to explore differences.
Enjoy listening and learning!
https://culturecuppa.com/podcasts/the-future-of-work/
Remember, these re-releases give you time to listen back on episodes and get greater learning, or catch up on episodes you missed the first time round.
This is just for 4 weeks, releasing every Monday as usual, while I take a break, and then we will go back to sharing new podcast episodes and topics from September.
As we are doing something new, why not choose to learn about these topics in a different way?
If you usually listen on your favourite podcast platform, then why not mix it up and watch the video version on my YouTube channel- I create video versions of all my podcast episodes! https://www.youtube.com/@culture-cuppa
Or vice versa- if you usually watch my videos on my YouTube channel, then why not listen on your favourite podcast platform- Apple, Spotify or Google?
https://culturecuppa.com/podcast/
And have you discovered my website for even more free insights, resources and topics to learn from? As well as the podcast and my videos, you can discover my blog, free training and the opportunity to sign up to receive my emails with all the latest resources and events. You can check that all out at: https://culturecuppa.com/
What you will learn in this episode:
Resources:
And now for something a little different….
I have covered many varied topics on my podcast in the last year, and so in this episode and the next 3 episodes I am sharing my summer season of re-releases.
These are the top 4 topics which were most popular when they first came out, and are also among my favourites, and this gives you a review time to listen back on episodes and get greater learning, or catch up on episodes you missed the first time round.
This is today and the next 3 weeks, releasing every Monday as usual, while I take a break, and then I will go back to sharing new podcast episodes and topics from September.
As we are doing something new, why not choose to learn about these topics in a different way?
If you usually listen on your favourite podcast platform, then why not mix it up and watch the video version on my YouTube channel- I create video versions of all my podcast episodes! https://www.youtube.com/@culture-cuppa
Or vice versa- if you usually watch my videos on my YouTube channel, then why not listen on your favourite podcast platform-apple, Spotify or Google?
https://culturecuppa.com/podcast/
And have you discovered my website for even more free insights, resources and topics to learn from? As well as the podcast and my videos, you can discover my blog, free training and the opportunity to sign up to receive my emails with all the latest resources and events. You can check that all out at: https://culturecuppa.com/
In this special re-release episode we are going back to a very popular topic from April this year - Is it appropriate to interrupt?
In this episode, I explored if it is OK to interrupt others, your cultural intelligence to understand others' interruptions, how to interrupt appropriately, and strategies to prevent being interrupted when we are speaking in meetings.
What you will learn in this episode:
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Influencing through concise communication is a topic which comes up time and time again with my clients.
In our coaching conversations, they tell me they want to sound professional, clear, to the point, and like a leader, so people listen and act.
However they worry they end up speaking too much, or only think afterwards how they could have said it better, or see others who influence effectively, making it look so easy and natural.
So is communicating concisely a natural-born talent which only some people have?
I am a great believer that we all have the ability to increase our influence and drive impact through our words. Every person can learn this skill, with intentionality, planning and practice.
What you will learn in this episode:
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As you progress your career, the way you engage senior stakeholders will not only be critical to delivering your objectives, projects and business results, but also impacts your personal reputation and opportunities to be promoted.
However, I know from my coaching clients that issues can come up all too often, when you need to align stakeholders with different views or priorities, and in some situations this can lead to a lack of support, delaying or stopping projects, and even conflict.
Stakeholder management starts with building trust through your intentional communication.
What you will learn in this episode:
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Your voice is a powerful tool which we can use for impact when speaking, whether for presentations, public speaking or talks. We need to know how to use it well and the techniques to use it more effectively, so you can amplify your voice as part of your communication and be heard.
In today's episode, learn how to amplify your verbal communication with these voice techniques.
What you will learn in this episode:
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Vulnerability is a hot topic and seems to be spoken about everywhere. Leaders are being encouraged to be vulnerable with their teams for teams to be vulnerable with each other, and yet there is also a sense of wanting to be a leader.
A client, who is a senior leader in their organisation, was recently asking me in coaching about vulnerability and how they found it challenging to know what it meant for them. They wanted to explore how they could be authentic in communicating with vulnerability in a way which was comfortable to them.
That is why in today's episode, I am sharing more on how you can communicate with vulnerability.
What you will learn in this episode:
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