CHANGEABILITY with Julian Mather

This is CHANGEABILITY it’s real change for real people made real simple Today's guest is 👉 Virtual sales enablement training expert 🔶 Internal Coach @ Oracle Coaching Pod 🔶 Mentor @ Oracle Start-Ups 🔶 Engaging business event MC 🔶 live streaming event speaker 🔶 Speaker @ Thinking Mechanics Welcome Nicholas King , ————- So we all know that business demands change But HOW do you change? Before we ride a bike, we get taught how to ride Before we drive, we get taught how to drive Before we change .. we get taught… nothing! We just get dumped in the deep end and told "We do it this way now" and people struggle so Julian Mather goes on stage and he makes change simple instead of over-complicating change he under-complicates it so people feel they can do things they never thought they could do before And he tells his own stories of going from army sniper to kids magician from behind the camera lens to in front of it from stutterer to keynote speaker and he shares insights from all the people he personally met like Sir Edmund Hillary, Elon Musk, inmates on death row, space shuttle pilots Plus it’s all done in a fun way with magic and humour He brings change to life! and he leaves the audience with 3 rules of change that most people don’t even know exist they can be used by everyone from the frontline staff to senior management to get aligned around change so everyone feels they can take change in their stride and make a fresh start In a nutshell… Julian Mather speaks on real change for real people made real simple See Julian speak at www.julianmather.com

Today's guest is Andrew Ready, a school principal turning corporate trainer.

Today's guest is Tom Ware. Master Storyteller, Public Speaker and Creative Writer. He’s retired but he’s not retired from life. ----- So we all know that business demands change But HOW do you change? Before we ride a bike, we get taught how to ride Before we drive, we get taught how to drive Before we change .. we get taught… nothing! We just get dumped in the deep end and told "We do it this way now" and people struggle so Julian Mather goes on stage and he makes change simple instead of over-complicating change he under-complicates it so people feel they can do things they never thought they could do before And he tells his own stories of going from army sniper to kids magician from behind the camera lens to in front of it from stutterer to keynote speaker and he shares insights from all the people he personally met like Sir Edmund Hillary, Elon Musk, inmates on death row, space shuttle pilots Plus it’s all done in a fun way with magic and humour He brings change to life! and he leaves the audience with 3 rules of change that most people don’t even know exist they can be used by everyone from the frontline staff to senior management to get aligned around change so everyone feels they can take change in their stride and make a fresh start In a nutshell… Julian Mather speaks on real change for real people made real simple See Julian speak at www.julianmather.com

Today joining me on my journey to democratise video for business 

is an incident management trainer who went from face-to-face to video training, and hasn't looked back

We talk about…

How To Get Zoom Viewers To Interact With You

Connect with Dave Greenberg

https://rescuedave.com/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/rescuedave-nz/

Joining me on my journey to democratise video for business is Rebecca Wilson, a business adviser and data analyst who went from zero videos to posting weekly videos.

We talk about…

The analytical mindset vs creative mindset myth… that somehow you need to be creative to make videos for your business.

Her growth in confidence over 70 videos in front of the camera

Using systems for making videos easier.

How to decide which topics to make videos on.

Connect with Rebecca at…

https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccajanewilson/

https://www.wilsonba.co.uk/

Today joining me on my journey to democratise video for business is a coach who coaches female business leaders to create more fulfilled, extraordinary lives.

She’s a sales director who left it all behind to create and live a life of her own design.

Meet Claire Sewell.

We talk about…

Connect with Claire…

https://www.linkedin.com/in/claire-sewell-self-esteem-queen/

Vanessa Ashworth is a marketing and communications professional who has moved from behind the scenes to in front of the camera lens for her business and career.

Vanessa is also a natural storyteller. 

I came across a video on Linkedin where Vanessa shares an aha moment. It’s a great story and a great lesson and a great example of authentic video. The video is made on-the-fly while she is sorting the washing.

We discuss…

Simple approaches to making videos with just a smartphone.

The importance of captions for your video.

How mature aged women can leverage their decades of experience to their advantage in life, career and on the small screen.

How removing the focus from you to your viewer allows you to make powerful videos.

You can connect with Vanessa at 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanessaashworth/

Watch the spell-a-thon video here

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6907226425884336128/

Nicola Kane is a video producer who helps regular people feel comfortable enough in front of a video camera so they feel safe enough to share their family stories.

We talk about…

Why video for family stories?

What is the process she uses to get people relaxed in front of the camera?

What are the best video excuses she hears?

Do people react differently to a big camera vs smartphone video?

Is it ok to interrupt people when they are telling their stories on video?

Connect with Nicola at...

https://www.love2video.nz/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicola-jane-kane/?originalSubdomain=nz

Leo Prada is a technical project manager from Buenos Aries who gives Linkedin members the opportunity to introduce themselves via a short video.

He curates these with the hashtag #MeetLeosContacts.

He is creating a network of people that would benefit from knowing each other professionally.

In a sense, he is creating his own Linkedin within the greater Linkedin.

I think this idea has merit and I’m keen to see how it can be expanded upon. 

Any ideas?

You can connect with Leo at https://www.linkedin.com/in/leandroprada/

Rich Perrett is an internal communications specialist who has learned to love video.

Though he says, “ I'm usually putting leaders in front of the camera though I do make appearances!”

We discussed…

When did video come on your radar?

What were your first videos like?

What stories turned out to be wrong?

Is video an essential career skill?

What can you tell others to lessen their anxiety about presenting on videos?

What excuses not to create do you hear?

Is there ONE common video problem?

Got any video habits to make the video process easier?

What video tools do you use?

Connect with Rich

https://www.linkedin.com/in/richperrett/