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  • S01 E02 Silencing Imposter Syndrome With Candice Hankey
    Candice Hankey shares HerBoldStory about how imposter syndrome has shown up on her journey, the discomfort, and tips for kicking it to the curb.

    In this episode:

    Awareness creates choice, choice creates meaning [06:25]
    Tension and discomfort of feeling like an imposter [12:15]
    Stepping away from the feeling of the imposter and owning your space [15:05]
    Candice's seven steps to curb imposter syndrome [25:11]
    The shift when surrendering to imposter syndrome [35:36]
    Women Candice would love to have at her dinner table [40:02]

    The show notes:

    Meet Candice on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook
    50 min
  • S01 E08 The Episode Where Betsy Stockdale Raised The Stakes
    Betsy Stockdale talks with Adrian Reed and Joe Newbert about moving beyond traditional stakeholder management to achieve valuable engagement.

    In this episode:

    Joe and Adrian start by building some quick episode rapport [00:43]
    Introducing this episode's topic and guest, the stakeholders journey with Betsy Stockdale [01:23]
    Choosing to give the level of focus and attention stakeholder's deserve [02:22]
    Achieving perspective through stakeholder 'analysis', 'management', and 'engagement' [05:48]
    Moving beyond traditional textbook techniques to create valuable engagement [11:25]
    Having the difficult the conversations that deal with the elephant in the room [16:14]
    The one stakeholder habit you should start doing tomorrow [21:42]

    The Show Notes:
    Meet Betsy Stockdale
    Read Betsy's posts on the Seilevel Blog
    27 min
  • S01 E04 Talking Social Media with Morgan Zerr
    Business Analysts On The Ground Jéan Raath and Joe Newbert talk with Morgan Zerr about her life, career and being a business value analyst in the social media industry.

    In this episode:

    The background check on Morgan [02:00]
    What's up in the social media industry [09:16]
    How Morgan's day typically works out [22:56]
    How clients influence how Morgan works [31:38]
    The thing Morgan is curious about right now [42:52]
    Kim Schilling's seeded question to Morgan [45:20]
    What Morgan's friends say is the quirkiest thing about her [48:20]
    Morgan's quick-fire nine [49:37]
    The seeded question for Hester Swart, from Morgan [53:45]
    Running the episode down [54:56]

    The show notes:

    Meet Morgan Zerr
    59 min
  • S01 E01 Blazing a Trail With Lynn Wilson
    In this episode, Lynn Wilson shares HerBoldStory about blazing a trail and navigating the corporate labyrinth with all the twists, turns and bumps along the way.

    In this episode:

    Starting at the very beginning, taking it way back to high school [00:17]
    Failing for the first time and the lesson learnt [10:29]
    Taking pride in being The Human Shredder to serve others [15:57]
    Qualifications, academics and elevating to new spaces [28:03]
    Staying on top of your game by building an accountable network [36:09]
    Stereotypes, women empowerment and changing the narrative [42:17]
    Advice for listeners blazing their own trail [47:54]
    Women Lynn would love to have at her dinner table [50:12]

    The show notes:

    Meet Lynn Wilson
    Email Lynn dot Wilson 004 at Gmail dot com
    56 min
  • S01 E07 The Episode With Debra Paul At Your BA Service
    Debra Paul talks with Joe Newbert and Adrian Reed about business analysis as a service, co-creating value with the role and how we can find our way through it.
    In this episode:

    Adrian and Joe do their pod and topic intro orchestration [00:35]
    The concept of service, value and what ‘BA service’ is [03:02]
    Implications of ‘role ambiguity’ and what a BA team can do about it [08:18]
    A brief outline of the BA Service Framework [14:30]
    Some advice for people selling business analysis inside their organisations [18:37]
    The $64,000 thousand dollar question: how is the BA role changing? [13:39]
    Post-buzzer close out with Debbie [24:04]

    The Show Notes:

    Meet Dr Debra Paul
    Get your hands on 'Delivering Business Analysis: the BA Service Handbook'
    The seminal book (and Joe's bread and butter): Business Analysis (4th Edition)
    Other recommended resources: Adrian Reed's Blog, The Samauri Business Analyst and (Debbie's guilty secret) Google Scholar
    28 min
  • S01 E03 Talking Criminal Apprehension with Kim Schilling
    Business Analysts On The Ground Joe Newbert and Jéan Raath talk with Kim Schilling about her life, career and being a business analyst in the criminal apprehension industry.

    In this episode:

    The background check on Kim [01:51]
    What's up in the criminal apprehension industry [06:57]
    What Kim does for lunch [13:34]
    Crossover skills between law and business analysis [20:21]
    The meaningful work Kim's doing [24:57]
    Adam Parkinson's seeded question to Kim [28:57]
    The weirdest thing Kim has ever done [31:47]
    Kim's quick-fire nine [35:37]
    The seeded question for Morgan Zerr, from Kim [41:05]
    Closing out the episode [42:09]

    The show notes:

    Email Kim Schilling 3 at Gmail dot com
    47 min
  • S01 E06 The Episode With Colart Miles Being Beautiful, Good and Lean
    Colart Miles talks with Adrian Reed and Joe Newbert about broadening the conventional definition of business to consider a worldview of prosperity, purpose, people and planet.

    In this episode:

    Joe and Adrian play a game of 'Guess what I'm talking about' [00:42]
    The four P's of what a beautiful business might look like inside and out [02:01]
    Balancing an equalibrium in the dilemma of finding common stakeholder purpose [08:14]
    Bringing more meaning and community to what a business does [11:55]
    Empowering with ‘no-code revolution' will further evolve business/product/service work [16:03]
    Monitor innovative ideas to cultivate a culture of people that live innovation [22:02]

    The Show Notes:

    Meet Colart Miles
    Learn more about the business community known as collectively.nz
    Find out about Agile on the Beach New Zealand
    27 min
  • S01 E02 Talking Aviation with Adam Parkinson
    Business Analysts On The Ground Jéan Raath and Joe Newbert talk with Adam Parkinson about his life, career and being a business consultant in the aviation industry.

    In this episode:

    The background check on Adam [00:58]
    What's up in air traffic control [07:26]
    How a typical day looks like for Adam [22:06]
    What an 18-year old Adam Parkinson would tell himself [25:31]
    The problem Adam would solve, if he could choose any project [33:22]
    Phil's Sumption's seeded question to Adam [38:25]
    Adam's absurd habit [44:24]
    Adam's quick-fire nine [46:26]
    Kim Schilling's seeded question, from Adam [50:23]
    Closing out the episode [51:55]

    The show notes:

    Meet Adam Parkinson
    Adam's contact details at AskHelios.com
    55 min
  • S01 E05 The Episode Where Paula Bell Breaks It Down
    Paula Bell talks with Joe Newbert and Adrian Reed about leadership and breaks down how the martial arts can be applied to the practice of business analysis.

    In this episode:

    Joe and Adrian do their segue thing into the episode topic-leadership [00:39]
    Introducing Paula Bell and how the BA Martial Artist tag came about [01:41]
    Talking about the meaning of leadership for business analysts [04:04]
    Leading and influencing from the frontline to guide stakeholders along the right path [07:42]
    Similarities between martial arts practice and business analysis practice [11:22]
    Maturity models, career development and development [16:55]
    Paula's biggest martial arts learning for business [18:24]
    Stop believing you are not a leader, stop believing you don't have a voice [21:15]
    26 min

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