The Professionals Podcast

How does disruption advance a career? Ask Charlene Li.


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  • Disruption is a constant in today's business landscape.
  • Successful leaders must be willing to embrace change.
  • Complacency can lead to missed opportunities for growth.
  • Understanding customer needs is crucial for anticipating disruption.
  • Southern New Hampshire University exemplifies effective disruption in education.
  • Generative AI can be a powerful tool for professionals.
  • Flexibility in strategy is essential for navigating change.
  • Strong communication fosters alignment within teams.
  • Leaders must ensure everyone understands their role in the strategy.
  • Continuous evaluation of strategy is necessary in a dynamic environment. Cash is essential for business operations.
  • Shame can hinder effective communication and leadership.
  • Time blocking helps in achieving personal and professional goals.
  • Embracing risk can lead to personal growth and adventure.
  • Confidence is key to overcoming anxiety and excitement.
  • Failure should be viewed as a learning opportunity.
  • Leaders must create change, not just manage the status quo.
  • Identify and leverage your unique strengths.
  • Disruption should be a daily practice in life.
  • Finding harmony in life is more important than balance.

Chapters

  • 00:00 Navigating Disruption: A Leadership Perspective
  • 03:06 Embracing Change: The Role of Disruption in Business
  • 05:49 Case Study: Southern New Hampshire University as a Disruptor
  • 09:05 Generative AI: Shaping the Future of Leadership
  • 12:05 Strategies for Adapting to Rapid Change
  • 18:01 Aligning Teams for Success in a Dynamic Environment
  • 20:01 Navigating Challenges in Leadership
  • 22:02 Planning for Success: Time Management Strategies
  • 24:02 Embracing Risk and Adventure in Life
  • 27:47 The Relationship with Failure
  • 33:01 Becoming a Transformational Leader
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The Professionals PodcastBy The George Washington University College of Professional Studies