Doing (good) Business

Doing (good) Business

By Kelly Stewart & Lara HeacockBusinessManagement
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Doing (good) Business episodes

  • 18 - Mindset

    Mindset! Our very special guest is none other than our own, Kelly Stewart! In addition to being co-host of Doing (good) Business, Kelly is the founder of The Positive Business and is a Positive Business Consultant.

    Kelly helps business leaders break through the burden of doing business as usual and make the world a better place in the process - which is a fancy way of saying that she helps companies make things like giving back or being environmentally conscious, become quantifiable business practices that positively impact the bottom line!

    Learn what a positive business really is, how you can implement positive business practices in your leadership and company, and how being disruptive...can be a positive thing!

    We positively recommend you check out:

    John Elkington: A concern for people and planet can coexist with an ambition for profits

    Growth mindset

    16 Personalities

    Kelly's What if You Could workshops

    21 min
  • 17 - Kindness

    Kindness! Our very special guest is none other than our own, Lara Heacock! You know her as the co-host of the Doing (good) Business podcast, and this is your opportunity to learn about the inspiring work she does as a "Kindness Ambassador", author of Practical Kindness, and Editor in Chief of the popular Kind Over Matter site where people are inspired to change the world through kindness.

    In her role as a leadership coach, Lara helps emerging and established business leaders recognize and value when people take care of themselves, because healthier people are better for business.

    Learn about her "love and loathe" strategy and how to break the "lather, rinse, repeat" habit that people who are burning out adopt just to get through their days.

    Kindly check out:Negativity bias

    Healthy Striving

    30 min
  • 16 - Using influence for good with Shelly O'Donovan

    Shelly O'Donovan of Authentic Influence Group, has the Jedi mind tricks (and the science to back them up!) to help people use influence for good by understanding how body language affects a person's ability to make a positive impact. Hear Shelly's #1 body language tip to make a positive impact, her scientifically backed tricks to increase energy, and how to spot an authentic leader!

    Influence Fun:

    Without training, people have a 51% accuracy rate in determining whether or not someone is lying; with training that increases to 93%.

    Authentic Influence Group

    Authentic influence Facebook group

    27 min
  • 15 - Inclusion

    Inclusion. While most companies are still working toward diversity, some are fully stepping into the place of inclusion, and we're highlighting great things we're seeing. This episode also features Lara having a couple of soap box moments and Kelly giving props to Millenials! Bottom line, the companies who are "doing" diversity right have recognized that inclusion is a sound business strategy. It can be applied to the company, and it can be applied to how the company works with other organizations in creating a value web.

    Awesome Inclusion:

    Millennials and Boomers and Xers define diversity very differently.

    Diversity and inclusion trends to expect

    Gerber baby

    Tommy Hilfiger | Tommy Adaptive

    Dove real beauty

    Top 10 Diverse companies in 2018

    30 min
  • 14 - Jamila Medley, Philadelphia Area Cooperative Alliance

    When you think of a Co-Op, you might think of your neighborhood food co-op. Turns out there are a whole lot more out there, and our guest today is a co-op expert! Join us as we talk with Jamila Medley, the Executive Director of the Philadelphia Area Cooperative Alliance (PACA). We dig into the concept of a co-op, the practice of democratic leadership, how Jamila implements that with her team, similarities between democratic leadership & coaching, and so much more. Follow PACA: @phillycoops on Facebook and Twitter

    Noteworthy topics:

    Democratic leadership

    www.institute.coop

    2 principals of a Co-Op: the coming together of a group of people because they have a common need AND creating an enterprise

    Tips for leaders: tap into curiosity and letting go of control, be a good facilitator, have an agreed upon process, share your role & responsibilities, and LISTEN!

    32 min
  • 13 - Authenticity

    Authenticity. What does that even mean?!? Don't worry, we're going to define it for you - complete with explaining why that word sometimes makes us roll our eyes - and how to avoid having the same reaction. Authenticity is important, albeit overused. People buy from, believe in, and trust those who seem authentic, so learn how to start incorporating more authenticity in your own life & leadership, as well as in your company & brand.

    Authentic building blocks:

    Authentic Leadership Questionnaire

    Ethical framework from the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University

    Telling your authentic story

    25 min
  • 12 - Leadership

    Leadership. Every company's got it, but do you know what style of leader you are or what kind of leadership your company practices? Kelly starts us off with a brief leadership history lesson, shares the impact women have had on leadership, and we talk about where we'd like to see things go! Several people who are doing good things in leadership came up, so if you're looking to kickstart your leadership in 2019, start here.

    Topics of note:Command & Control

    Dare to Lead

    Simon Sinek

    Kristen Neff

    27 min
  • 11 - Change

    Change. Kelly & Lara want to end the year by helping you make change less scary! Whether it's personal or professional change, our last episode of the year will set you up for 2019 with a clear way to move forward and not freak out about change. Hint: we're not fans of the term post-mortem and we LOVE the concept of creating your preferred future! Special shout out to Kelly's sweet dog old-Bill, who joined us toward the end, and passed away shortly after this episode was recorded.

    Topics include:Appreciative inquiry

    Positive psychology

    SOAR strategy

    23 min
  • 10 - Katie Wright, RightCause Consulting

    Marketing...for a cause? Yup - it's possible! Our guest today is Katie Wright, founder of RightCause consulting. Not only does she help for profit companies partner with non-profit companies, she helps her clients get to their why, so that their marketing can do good! What's Katie's why? It started with doing good for good people...and she grew her business from there.

    So many good nuggets this week:

    Nike & Collin Kapernick

    Tom's

    Corporate Social Responsibility

    Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship

    Values and Employee Engagement

    Ikigai

    35 min
  • 9 - Giving

    Giving. Tis the season! There's more than just personal giving on folks' minds at this time of year. Corporate giving and corporate citizenship are hot topics, and as always, Kelly & Lara dig into what they actually mean! These concepts aren't big company only territory, and even as an individual contributor, there are ways you can embrace a corporate giving mindset.

    Episode topics:

    Zappo's - you can do better with your shipping materials!Cyber ethics

    IEEE

    ACM

    22 min

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