Coffee with Kim

Jason's new book, Build For Tomorrow, centers on how we can use the power of change to our advantage. To celebrate the book launch he's sharing a sneak peek on how some of the most successful people in our society move forward without fear and use change to propel them to great things.
 

Notes:
06:00 Sending out your own bat signal
07:31 Creating helpful content
12:35 Putting ideas out into the world
18:05 Understanding panic
24:55 What should entrepreneurs be anticipating with the incoming recession
34:55 How to get others to embrace change

If you loved this episode you should check out this episode Tips On Leading During Hard Times

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The most common DM I get is, “I’m trying to start a business, what advice do you have for me?” With my LinkedIn Learning course Entrepreneurship Foundations course closing in on 300,000 views I thought it would be a great time to settle in and discuss all things entrepreneurship, side hustles and starting a business. We talked about everything from partners and investors to what I would do differently if I started today.

Notes:
05:34 Entrepreneur vs business owner
09:20 How to include partners & investors
17:15 The 3 legged barstool of balance
20:47 How should student’s prepare for entrepreneurship
23:50 If you started over what would you do differently
31:05 Storytelling & pitching your business.

If you loved this episode you should check out this episode Entrepreneurship Insights With Sara Larson Levey

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Have you ever bragged about being a great multitasker? Do you feel like you do a great job managing your time but constantly feel burnt out? Dave Crenshaw, The CEO of Invaluable, really blew my mind during this conversation. He explained how multitasking is a myth and how he manages to take two full months of work off every year without losing momentum! This episode really changed the way I think and work. I can’t wait to hear what you think about it.

Notes:

07:19 The Myth of Multitasking

09:38 Switch Tasking Vs Back Tasking

11:27 How To Budget Your Time

15:18 Outsourcing

25:50 Having Fun and Hustling

31:32 The Dave Voice

39:33 Accountability and Coaches

43:54 Speed Round

If you loved this episode you should check out Create Time-Saving Systems With Jenny Blake.

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Keeping your resume is up to date is essential whether you're looking for a job or not. With careers ever evolving and opportunities always popping up there’s nothing worse than being caught flat footed when someone asks for your resume. During this mini-workshop we review everything from how to beat AI to 3 essential must haves on your resume. Between optimized keywords & showing off your expertise I’m excited to show all the value you bring to the workplace.
 

Notes:
04:30 Are Resumes Still Relevant?
07:59 What Is An ATS & Why Does It Matter?
12:10 Resume Must-Haves
19:24 What To Do About Employment Gaps
21:24 What To Avoid
27:11 Does Experience Expire?
34:12 Where To Showcase Your Personality
40:28 How To Properly Use Keywords

If you loved this episode you should check out this episode Taking Control Of Your Career With Madeline Mann

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Conflict is inevitable in the workplace, it’s how you handle it that matters. Conflict has always been my least favorite part about being a CEO. I knew I wasn’t the only one who gets uncomfortable dealing with hard conversations so I brought enneagram expert Jenn Whitmer to coffee to help us become more self aware, confident in conflict and ready to engage in a meaningful way.

Notes:

03:19 What Is The Enneagram & Why Is It Helpful 

15:00 Defining The Range Of Conflict 

19:53 Getting Curious Vs Getting Defensive 

25:23 Handling Conflict At Work 

31:00 Make Your Thinking Visible 

33:10 Early & Often Feedback 

37:04 Speed Round Questions

If you loved this episode you should check out this episode How To Navigate Conflict At Work With Liane Davey.

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Have you had an experience where a company’s values (ex. friendly, fast customer service) don’t match your experience (slow, unhelpful customer service agent)? Simply having a value (ex. great customer service) doesn’t mean that’s what happens every day at an organization. Great organizations succeed based on what they think, do and say. From the receptionist at the front desk to the CEO, how do you make sure your team is living out your company’s values? Ron Tite and I sat down to discuss how to build trust in a world that’s full of uncertainty and broken promises.

Notes:

05:00 Winning People's Time

08:35 Assembly Line Vs Concept Car Analogy

15:05 Defining Cause And Purpose

20:07 How To Build A Brand

26:40 Meaningful Employment And The Customer Experience

32:24 The Three Types Of Stories To Tell In An Organization

37:31 Speed Round

If you loved this episode you should check out this episode: “Marketing Tips & Tricks With Brad Batesole”

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Storytelling can make or break a business, an interview or an opportunity. People connect with stories because they’re eager to hear how YOUR story, or what you offer, can make THEIR life better. How do we make sure our story is worth listening to? Kristina Paider, a former Hollywood screenwriter, is breaking down the best kept secrets in tinsel town to show us how to tell our story in an Oscar award winning way. If you’ve ever wondered how to make your customers feel like the main character this talk will fill your notebook with takeaways!

Notes: 

04:34 Why Is Your Story Important? 

08:40 Owning Your Character's Strengths & Flawesomeness (aka awesome flaws!) 

14:25 Telling Your Story When You're Scared Of Judgement 

17:07 Written Stories Like Resumes And Bios 

22:15 Using Story Forensics 

27:00 How To Tell The Story Of A Company 

32:40 Speed Round Questions

If you loved this episode you should check out this episode Telling Your Story With Jess Ekstrom

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This week I’m sharing my conversation with guest Steve Nudelberg aka, ‘The King of Sales’. He has been helping companies grow for over 20 years. The author, podcast host, “principal thinker”, and father shared the importance of serving over selling, giving with intention, and running a family business. In our conversation we find out more about this fellow University of Florida alum’s approach to growth in work and life and why his clients rave about it.

Notes: 

05:42 Sales = To Serve 

09:57 Managing Your Expectations 

15:25 Three Things You'd Tell Your 20 Year Old Self 

20:01 Daily Ah-Ha Moments 

30:23 Family In Business 

32:00 Upfront Contracts 

41:20 The ROI of Giving

If you loved this episode you should check out this episode Staying Authentic In Sales With Kevin Dorsey

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More than 50 million people worldwide consider themselves content creators. What does this really mean and how does one become a "creator"? This week I shared a sneak peek of my latest course out on LinkedIn Learning all around Launching Your Creator Business. From insider secrets to questions about logistics on content creation we discussed it all.

Notes:

11:50 Knowing What To Share On LinkedIn 

19:00 How To Create A Realistic Schedule 

23:38 When To Post On LinkedIn 

33:00 2 Big Content No No's 

42:00 An Insider Secret To Getting More Views 

44:20 How To Grow & Other Questions

If you loved this episode you should check out this episode on Leveraging LinkedIn: https://kimkaupe.com/mini-training-leveraging-linkedin/

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Love making meaningful connections but hate networking? Do you thrive in small groups but drown in large, overcrowded convention halls? If forming meaningful connections is something you hope to do more of then Nick Gray is someone you have to meet. Fresh off of the launch of his new book, The 2 Hour Cocktail Party, me and Nick breakdown how to host a small event from when to start and who to invite to email templates and agenda’s for the event.

Notes:

07:41 The Best Day To Schedule A Party

09:53 Getting Guests To Leave Politely

17:30 How To Use Icebreaker Activities

22:44 Why You Should Host At Home

29:37 How Many People To Invite

40:58 Speed Round

If you loved this episode you should check out this episode with Myka Meier on Business Etiquette.

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