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Do you work in high-gossip, high-turnover culture with rampant communication issues? In this month’s podcast, Dr. Kristen Donnelley of Abbey Research shares how to improve communication in your professional or personal life by adopting “rabid curiosity.” Learn the steps to increase understanding and heal relationships where trust has been broken.
For more on Dr. Kristen Donnelly and her company, Abbey Research, visit www.argooddoctors.com
This month’s podcast guest has a fascinating back story. Motivational speaker and author, Terry Tucker, has worked in marketing for Wendy’s, in law enforcement as an undercover narcotics investigator and SWOT team hostage negotiator, and as a high school basketball coach. He has also been battling a rare form of melanoma for ten years and has a remarkable perspective on the hand he’s been dealt.
Listen in for an inspiring conversation on purpose, failure and the power of choice.
For more on Terry, and his book, Sustainable Excellence: 10 Principles to Leading Your Uncommon and Extraordinary Life, visit www.motivationalcheck.com.
Do you have uninspired employees among your staff? The solution may not be a change in personnel, but rather a change in mindset. In this episode of The Dignity Dialogue, Bill Harrigan from Harrigan Solutions shares his uplifting story of identifying and bolstering the unique strengths of marginalized people in his care.
This episode features:
Joe Kiedinger, Founder and CEO of Prophit Co.
April Johnson, Director of Coaching & Curriculum of Prophit Co.
Bill Harrigan, CEO of Harrigan Solutions
In this inspiring episode, Joe and April sit down with Michele Molitor, founder and CEO of Nectar Consulting, Inc. and Executive Confidence Coach & Rapid Rewire Expert.
Do you face moments of low self-esteem or believe you have imposter syndrome? Listen in as we dig deep into the causes of self-doubt and how to begin rewiring your brain with confidence. Learn how the conscious mind can redirect the subconscious, pulling out the bad root and planting new seeds for healthy growth.
For more about Ms. Molitor: Michelemolitor.com
Have you ever had a teacher or relative who was absolutely brimming with wisdom? Well, meet our guest, Tom Thibodeau.
Settle in and discover many thought-provoking concepts as Tom shares a heaping dose of inspiration for leaders. Discover how to inspire your employees, step into a growth mindset, and renew your own source of motivation along the way.
This episode features:
Joe Kiedinger, Founder and CEO of Prophit Co.
April Strom-Johnson, Director of Coaching & Curriculum of Prophit Co.
Tom Thibodeau, Distinguished Professor of Servant Leadership at Viterbo University
One of the most powerful tools leaders can harness in the workplace is vulnerability. Why, you ask? Leaders who reveal a bit about themselves as human beings come across as more authentic. Want to build trust with your team? Start by getting a bit personal.
The big questions is, how vulnerable should we get with our associates? In this episode, learn 1) where to draw healthy boundaries and 2) how vulnerability can benefit your workplace.
This episode features:
Joe Kiedinger, Founder and CEO of Prophit Co.
April Strom-Johnson, Director of Coaching & Curriculum of Prophit Co.
Know a know-it-all? Someone who ignores warnings because they feel they know better? Who cannot admit their wrongs? Who evokes conflict and creates an “us versus them” mentality? Who brushes off criticism because they feel they know better?
Then, you just may live or work with someone experiencing the Dunning-Kruger Effect. This cognitive bias is the polar opposite of Imposter Syndrome, a very common psychological state in which people doubt their accomplishments and feel like a fraud.
In this podcast, Joe and April will help you identify the signs of the Dunning-Kruger Effect and discuss the tools to reduce its hold: the three sieves, rumble language and emotional intelligence.
This episode features:
Joe Kiedinger, Founder and CEO of Prophit Co.
April Strom-Johnson, Director of Coaching & Curriculum of Prophit Co.
Do you ever feel like a fraud—that despite your many skills and qualifications, you’re incompetent and others will soon discover your faults?
This psychological phenomenon is known as Imposter Syndrome. Discover which of the five types of Imposter Syndrome you most closely identify with an learn how to stop the negative patterns that hold you back from realizing your full potential.
This episode features:
Joe Kiedinger, Founder and CEO of Prophit Co.
April Strom-Johnson, Director of Coaching & Curriculum of Prophit Co.
Is your department or company facing significant change? In this month’s podcast, Joe and April share our acronym for change that will inspire you to embrace what’s to come rather than fighting for what you once had. Learn how to motivate your team through difficult moments and achieve buy-in.
This episode features:
Joe Kiedinger, Founder and CEO of Prophit Co.
April Strom-Johnson, Director of Coaching & Curriculum of Prophit Co.
Looking for a way to pour into the community?
In this Dignity Dialogue, April Strom-Johnson, Director of Coaching & Curriculum at Prophit Co., fills in as host. She talks about our new partnership, The Worthiness Project, with Taylor Connell of CASA of Brown County—a nonprofit which trains volunteers to advocate for children who have been abused or neglected. Special guest—and our Project Manager—Carly Sauld also makes an appearance to talk about her own experience bringing dignity to young people.
Discover how small moments have far reach when spreading dignity.
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For nearly 20 years, Joe Kiedinger’s life pursuit has been researching and re-imagining what it means to lead others. It all started with a desire to better communicate with his stepson and led to…