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Want to lift your company culture off the ground? In this month’s podcast, Joe and April Strom-Johnson, Director of Coaching & Curriculum at Prophit Co. have a lot of laughs and open dialogue about the secret ingredient that encompasses respect, empathy and addressing conflict in a healthy, safe way. Set your company apart from the rest with a heaping spoonful of this…
Are you overwhelmed by the idea of forming a company culture? In Joe’s latest podcast, he and April Strom-Johnson, Director of Coaching & Curriculum at Prophit Co., reveal a few simple building blocks that make up every company culture on earth—whether they know it or not. Learn how to get started designing your own, fully authentic company culture today.
Ever feel frustrated trying to get through to employees from different generations? In Joe’s latest podcast, learn how the wrong approach can be a lot like a lion tamer directing a dolphin. Joe’s guest today is Jerry O’Brien, public speaker and the Executive Director of the Kohl’s Center for Retailing in the School of Human Ecology at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Find out how his work with college students has provided an entirely new way to look at leading.
In this episode, Joe’s guest is a veteran leader in the science industry. Discover what he’s learned about humility and trust in his 38 years leading a research & development team and a manufacturing site. Listen in and learn how to get out of the weeds and make time for strategy and your key initiatives.
Joe sits down with seasoned leader, Lyle Flom, to discuss the dignity-based toolbox he’s used over the years to build effective teams. He will reveal his so called “secret sauce” of books, concepts, curriculum and events that have contributed to his decades of success.
In this somewhat controversial episode, Joe sits down with founder of The Wellness Way, Dr. Patrick Flynn. As a child, Flynn faced both physical and psychological challenges. He wasn’t satisfied with the conventional medical system’s solutions, so he sought to educate himself and find alternatives. On his journey, he also met his future wife, Christy, who suffered from ailments to include endometriosis and was told she likely would never be able to have children.
Flynn’s solution was creating The Wellness Way. Today, he and his wife are healthier than ever and have four beautiful children—thanks to natural health restoration techniques.
Now operating over 100 locations internationally, Flynn’s movement has found incredible success and has instilled powerful lessons in leadership along the way.
Discover the importance of investing in others as you seek your own personal growth. Because “self-growth can limit you” but “you never go wrong investing in others.”
In this poignant episode, Joe sits down with Mark Freier, Executive Leadership Coach and Trusted Advisor at WhatIf Enterprises, for a profound conversation about transformational living. If you want to bring out the best in yourself and others you must stop living transactionally and start living from both your head and your heart. Get ready for a thought-provoking look inside yourself and how you lead others.
Joe sits down with his high school friend and international teacher, Greg Le Moine, in this month’s podcast. In his decades living and working globally, from Cambodia to Egypt and Switzerland to Kuwait, Greg has learned you will discover an enormous list of cultural differences as you span the globe, but there is also one very surprising common denominator: human dignity.
Find out just how dignity breaches borders.
During this month’s episode of The Dignity Dialogue, Joe sits down with his friend and colleague, April Strom-Johnson. April is one inspiring soul who leaves a lasting impact on anyone who crosses her path. Not only is she the Organizational Health Leadership Coach and Director of Curriculum at Prophit Co., but she’s also a vocal performance coach, a local performer herself and a service-oriented individual helping underprivileged youth here in the US and those struggling across the world.
In this episode, Joe and April discuss how to raise teenagers (and kids in general) with dignity. They stress the importance of teaching values like respect, kindness and focus while allowing them autonomy to discover who they are and how they’ll get there.
A must-hear for all parents!
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April Strom-Johnson was raised by her grandparents in a small farm town. By the age of 5, she was singing everywhere from church and schools to nursing homes, and later in musicals. April was always taught that there was greatness in her no matter what others thought and despite some poor choices. April is a graduate of UW-Wisconsin Green Bay. Having a deep desire to inspire young people, April began teaching vocal performance at a local studio and privately in 2007. She is a popular local performer in community theatre, as well as in live performances with other musicians. Prophit Co. is thrilled to have her on our team as an Organizational Health Leadership Coach and Director of Curriculum.
Joe Kiedinger of Prophit Co. and Shelley Peterson, CEO of Promoting Me, LLC, discuss how each person’s unique dignity can be used to promote their business or themselves. Are you applying for jobs or seeking to better market your company? Start by looking inside yourself. People don’t hire companies, they hire people. Find out how to mine the gold within yourself and bring it to the surface in today’s podcast.
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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…