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We have a super incredible for you all with a rockstar couple who are making incredible things happen and telling important stories all over the country.
Meet Jonathan and Lynn Kelley, of @meetthekelleys on Instagram and @THINC.Inc (Thinking Helps Inspire New Creations) - turning over new leaves and exploring new chapters of their life and empowering people to tell and document their own stories along the way.
We explore the importance of storytelling in the history of Native American cultures, and why helping give others a platform for their story is paramount if we're going to build intentional community and conversations that bring to light important issues.
Through creating and promoting the creative content and processes of other artists they hope to build a coalition of like minded creaters, doers, movers and shakers who are all working towards the collective mission of changing the world.
Stay tuned for this one, and if you're able to - listen to the entire thing, it's a good one.
- Dan
Hey everyone, join Vaney and Dan as they break down a few updates post CultureCon.
If you were there, you know it was an incredible day, if you weren't there, you played yourself. Get there next year! In all seriousness though, CultureCon is a one of a kind opportunity for professionals and teams in the Sioux Falls area to get together and collaborate, learn and implement strategy for culture.
Additionally, we break down what employee engagement looks like, what it doesn't and some of the ways we know how to 1) measure, 2) analyze and 3) implement strategies to improve it.
This will be a great episode, we hope you enjoy it!
We sit down with Janelle from Rapid City Area Schools Nutrition program. This department was one of our original clients and have been with Think 3D since we started in 2016.
In our conversation we dive into what type of changes they've implemented over the years, how much their culture, effectiveness and overall service has improved and also what Janelle recommends for leaders looking to make a culture shift in their organization.
We hope you enjoy this conversation! - Dan
Two wonderful students from our Leaders of Tomorrow program stop by and have a conversation about culture.
Leaders of Tomorrow is a program powered by Think3D in partnership with Embe Sioux Falls.
Leader of Tomorrow, is generously supported by and made possible by the Sioux Falls Area Community Foundation and Myles Beacom.
We sit down with Jen Kolb, founder of The Kitchen and talk about her new business opening up.
The Kitchen is an intentional space designed to support women in the working world, whether they be entrepreneurs or simply need a place to land to get remote work done, get access to resources and grow a network of other women around them.
We discuss why this is so important in Sioux Falls and all over the world and how Jen hopes to make lasting impacts to her community by doing this.
Please please please, go find The Kitchen on Facebook and Instagram, links below - and be sure to visit https://www.thetkitchensf.com for more details.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thekitchensfsd/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kitchen_sf/
Trisha Dohn is the CEO and founder of Well365. An independent wellness provider that serves regional, national and global customers of all sizes - Well365 reflects Trisha's values and her passion for truly caring for people.
When we think of the term "workplace wellness" we often think of health programs, incentives and EAP services. However, truly understanding the investment and value of a robust, accessible and meaningful approach to wellness takes intention and commitment.
Dan and co-founder of Think 3D, Tamien Dysart sit down with Trisha for this exclusive pre-CultureCon podcast release.
www.corewell365.com
www.letsthink3d.com/culturecon
FAILURE... we all do it, we all know about it, we don't like to talk about it, we don't like to admit that we do it or have other people see us do it
In this episode Joshua Sopko of Juniper Apothecary sits down with Vaney and Dan to flesh out the topic of failure.
We think it's important to talk about because when we talk about failure we're talking about "when", not "if".
How can we expect to learn and grow from our blunders and mistakes if we don't 1) face them head on and 2) learn from them as we go?
Tune in - drop a comment below, we want to elevate the conversation about failure and make it easier to address so we can all collectively grow from it.
The first in a series of segments called "Things we can't live without...", Vaney and Dan break down what local favorites and staples they can't live without in Sioux Falls. Hilarity and chaos inevitably ensue...
We're back in action with a new studio and a whole new schedule of great guests and great conversations.
Starting with addressing the state of culture in Sioux Falls, and what identity and community mean in an organization and a city.
WE'RE BACK! After a brief hiatus following our podcast blitz, we're back in action and are super excited about this episode.
Dan Card and Adam Huber sit down to tackle the state of culture within service based businesses. In this episode get to know a bit more about Dan, what makes him tick and why he's so passionate about small businesses.
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