Product Powers - Human Skills for Product Thinkers to Thrive in the Age of AI

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  • Beat Stress with this Simple Technique - Brad Yates E149

    Brad Yates shares insights into Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) tapping. He explains how tapping helps clear limiting beliefs and improves overall well-being, making it a valuable tool for stress management and personal growth.

    00:00 Introduction to Energy Flow in Chinese Medicine

    01:22 Brad's Superpower: Tapping into Your Super Self

    03:02 Brad's Journey from Acting to Hypnotherapy

    04:09 Discovering EFT Tapping

    08:50 The Science Behind Tapping

    17:58 Demonstration of EFT Tapping

    22:50 Real-Life Transformations with Tapping

    25:45 Final Thoughts and How to Connect with Brad



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    29 min
  • What's Stopping You? Youngest British Female to Climb Everest - Bonita Norris E148

    Bonita Norris shares her journey of becoming the youngest British female to summit Mount Everest at the age of 22. She discusses the clear goal she set, the challenges she faced, including raising £50,000, and the training regime she followed.

    Bonita emphasizes the importance of teamwork, thoughtfulness, and curiosity in high-stakes environments. She also reflects on the life lessons learned from mountaineering, the significance of enjoying the process, and her future plans while balancing life as a mother.

    Join the conversation for an inspiring tale of perseverance and achieving dreams against the odds.

    00:00 Introduction

    03:37 Falling in Love with Mountains

    06:10 The Journey to Everest Begins

    14:54 Training for the Summit

    19:34 Building a Strong Team

    21:26 The Importance of Thoughtfulness in Leadership

    22:41 Building a Resilient Team in the Mountains

    25:34 Trust and Team Dynamics

    27:12 The Everest Expedition: Preparation and Challenges

    30:35 Overcoming Adversity on the Descent

    36:17 Reflecting on the Summit Experience

    41:11 Life Lessons and Future Plans

    ⚡️ In each episode, Paddy Dhanda deep dives into a new human Superpower to help you thrive in the age of AI.

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    44 min
  • Refactor Your Brain: How to Reprogram Your Brain for Success - Dagna Bieda E147

    Dagna Bieda, a career coach and author of 'Brain Refactor', explores the parallels between human cognition and computer programming.

    Dagna, who transitioned from a software engineer to a coach, shares how programming principles can be applied to reprogramming the human mind.

    The discussion delves into the importance of feedback, changing perspectives, and leveraging cultural differences for professional growth.

    Dagna offers practical insights into overcoming imposter syndrome, burnout, and enhancing interpersonal skills.

    The episode also touches on the significance of habit-building and self-awareness in achieving personal and career goals.

    00:00 Guest Introduction and Superpower Discussion

    02:27 Dagna's Book: Brain Refactor

    03:56 Dagna's Journey from Robotics to Programming

    08:02 Cultural Differences in the Workplace

    16:41 The Concept of Refactoring the Human Mind

    21:53 The Importance of Feedback and Perspective

    28:34 Practical Steps to Reprogram Your Mind

    36:28 The Role of Coaching in Personal and Professional Growth

    42:03 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

    Guest: Dagna Bieda

    Dagna is an engineer turned coach for engineers and ambitious tech professionals. With 10+ years of coding experience and coaching since 2019, she’s the tough love, “been in your shoes” kinda Coach. Her clients’ backgrounds include a spectrum ranging from ICs to CTOs, from small startups to FAANG+ companies, from 2 to 20+ years of experience, and from self-taught devs through career-changing Bootcamp grads to college grads and PhDs. She helps her clients reach their potential and exciting career opportunities by refactoring their brains. To learn more about her work, visit www.themindfuldev.com.

    Links:

    www.themindfuldev.com

    www.themindfuldev.com/book

    www.linkedin.com/in/dagnabieda/

    x.com/dagnabieda



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    47 min
  • Tongue Fu: Powerful Words to Diffuse Any Verbal Conflict with Sam Horn - E146

    Sam Horn introduces concepts from her books, including 'Tongue Fu' and 'Talking on Eggshells', providing practical advice on handling challenging situations. We explore effective communication strategies like replacing negative words with positive alternatives to shape behaviour and foster respect.

    Key tips include how to request promotions, manage workplace interactions, and handle personal and parenting scenarios with effective use of language.

    Sam emphasises the importance of structured communication and understanding the perspectives of others to achieve success in both personal and professional settings.

    00:00 Introduction to Tongue Fu

    00:30 Meet Sam Horn: The Communication Expert

    01:03 Practical Tips for Effective Communication

    03:31 The Power of Words: Real-Life Examples

    05:41 Handling Disagreements and Mistakes

    14:49 Influence and Respect in Communication

    20:41 Saying No Effectively

    22:39 The Power of Positive Language

    24:10 Sports and Language: A Personal Anecdote

    25:31 The Impact of Words in Coaching

    29:18 Effective Communication in the Workplace

    35:53 The W5 Form: A Framework for Success

    40:29 Final Thoughts and Resources

    Sam Horn

    Sam Horn has over 20 years of experience as an intrigue expert and has spent those years cultivating great communication and branding strategies for companies such as CISCO, Intel, and NASA. Her writing has appeared in various publications such as Businessweek, Forbes, and the Huffington Post. Her books include Pop: Create the Perfect Pitch, Title, and Tagline for Anything, What’s Holding You Back? and Tongue Fu!: How to Deflect, Disarm, and Defuse Any Verbal Conflict.

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    46 min
  • What is Career Storytelling? E145

    Ricardo Brito shares insights on the power of storytelling in making sense of our career and working identity. The discussion delves into the scientific underpinnings of storytelling, cultural differences in professional roles, and how personal stories shape our professional lives.

    Ricardo shares his journey from a fine arts student to a UX designer and coach, emphasizing how understanding and articulating our own stories can help us navigate career transitions and stay relevant in a rapidly changing world.

    The episode offers practical advice on using storytelling to reflect on career achievements, overcome professional challenges, and prepare for a future increasingly influenced by AI.

    00:00 Introduction to Storytelling and Neuroscience

    03:30 Ricardo's Background and Early Life

    05:57 The Journey of Career Reinvention

    11:19 The Power of Storytelling in Shaping Identity

    21:46 Simplifying Complex Concepts

    23:08 Client Success Story

    25:01 Reflecting on Past Experiences

    26:45 The Power of Personal Storytelling

    30:15 Embracing Differences at Work

    39:12 Recommended Resources for Storytelling

    41:16 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

    Ricardo Brito

    Ricardo Brito is a career and life coach with a unique approach: helping people pave their way to personal and professional fulfilling balance through what he calls the PATH Method. Ricardo’s journey began back in 2021, when deeply entrenched in the corporate tech world as a UX design lead he found himself battling burnout, disillusionment, and defeat. The turning point came when he reached a breaking point and sought medical help, realizing that something needed to change. This led him on an unexpected path of rediscovering himself through therapy, coaching, and experimentation. As he delved into coaching, Ricardo found a renewed sense of purpose and direction, ultimately choosing to downgrade his role in the corporate world. This decision brought him a profound revelation - that his self-worth was not tied to his title or status, but rather in the impact he made and the quality of his work… and more than products or businesses, it was always about the people and their growth. Through his own journey, Ricardo developed a unique approach to help others navigate professional transitions and transformations, culminating in the creation of the PATH Method.

    Ricardo’s links:

    https://www.ricardobrito.me/gift

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/ribrito/

    https://ricardobrito.substack.com/

    [email protected]

    Ricardo Brito is a career and life coach with a unique approach: helping people pave their way to personal and professional fulfilling balance through what he calls the PATH Method. Ricardo’s journey began back in 2021, when deeply entrenched in the corporate tech world as a UX design lead he found himself battling burnout, disillusionment, and defeat. The turning point came when he reached a breaking point and sought medical help, realizing that something needed to change. This led him on an unexpected path of rediscovering himself through therapy, coaching, and experimentation. As he delved into coaching, Ricardo found a renewed sense of purpose and direction, ultimately choosing to downgrade his role in the corporate world. This decision brought him a profound revelation - that his self-worth was not tied to his title or status, but rather in the impact he made and the quality of his work… and more than products or businesses, it was always about the people and their growth. Through his own journey, Ricardo developed a unique approach to help others navigate professional transitions and transformations, culminating in the creation of the PATH Method.

    Ricardo’s links:

    https://www.ricardobrito.me/gift

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/ribrito/

    https://ricardobrito.substack.com/

    [email protected]

    ⚡️ In each episode, Paddy Dhanda deep dives into a new human Superpower to help you thrive in the age of AI.

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    👉 Apple

    👉 Spotify

    👉 YouTube

    👉 Newsletter

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    43 min
  • Greatest Leader in History: What Can Agile Leaders Learn? E144

    I discuss who is the greatest leader in history with historian Matthew Lockwood. We discuss the profound impact and historical significance of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, whom Matthew nominated in a BBC poll as the greatest leader in world history. We explore Ranjit Singh's unifying leadership, multicultural administration, and remarkable modernizing efforts. We address themes of tolerance, leadership, and the historical connections that resonate with today's world.

    00:00 Introduction

    03:04 Special Guest Matthew Lockwood: A Deep Dive into History

    05:41 Exploring the Legacy of Maharaja Ranjit Singh

    06:57 The Global Impact of Ranjit Singh's Leadership

    29:00 The Personal Journey of Maharaja Duleep Singh

    38:14 Reflecting on Maharaja Ranjit Singh's Contributions and Legacy

    44:39 Future Projects and Closing Thoughts

    ⚡️ In each episode, Paddy Dhanda deep dives into a new human Superpower to help you thrive in the age of AI.

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    47 min
  • Avoid Death by PowerPoint in Presentations - Danielle Hennis - E143

    In this episode, we discuss strategies on how to avoid 'death by PowerPoint'.

    I'm joined by Danielle Hennis a presentation expert. We explore:

    👉 How we can focus on audience needs

    👉 Simplify presentations to one idea per slide

    👉 Support presentations with visuals rather than text

    Danielle shares her journey and how she transitioned from graphic design to presentation coaching, driven by witnessing ineffective presentations.

    Practical advice is shared on how to prepare for presentations, including structuring content and utilizing visuals effectively. The conversation also touches on the importance of storytelling in business, managing presentation anxiety, eliminating filler words, and the role of AI as a tool in presentation preparation.

    Danielle also provides recommendations for resources on data visualization, storytelling, presentation anxiety, and general presentation skills.

    The episode wraps up with tips for gradually improving presentation skills by seeking feedback and starting with lower-stakes opportunities.

    00:00 The Journey from Graphic Design to Presentation Mastery

    04:19 Unlocking the Secrets of Effective Presentations

    06:02 Harnessing Attention in the Age of TikTok

    10:04 Crafting Engaging Presentations: Tips and Strategies

    18:45 Overcoming Presentation Anxiety: Strategies for Confidence

    31:34 Leveraging AI for Enhanced Presentations

    34:41 Eliminating Workplace Silos for Creative Synergy

    36:07 Resources and Final Thoughts

    Danielle Hennis is a Raleigh, NC native who has travelled around the world only to settle back down in Durham, NC. She is a graphic designer and presentation specialist. She loves helping businesses, groups or individuals tell their message. She is the owner of Make It Memorable, LLC.

    Email: [email protected]

    ⚡️ In each episode, Paddy Dhanda deep dives into a new human Superpower to help you thrive in the age of AI.

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    41 min
  • Facilitation makes workshops work - Myriam Hadnes - E142

    A deep and insightful conversation with Myriam Hadnes, a self-described facilitation evangelist and the host of the 'Workshops Work' podcast. Myriam shares her journey from an academic background in behavioral economics to embracing facilitation as her superpower, aiming to help others learn and apply it effectively.

    She highlights her experiences living and working in different parts of the world, emphasizing the role of travel in gaining insights into diverse cultures, which she finds crucial in her work.

    The conversation delves into the essence of facilitation, contrasting it with coaching, and explores its application in making group processes easy and engaging.

    Myriam also shares practical tips and strategies for effective facilitation, including dealing with disruptive participants and designing workshops that create a safe and inclusive environment for all participants.

    The episode concludes with resources and ways to connect with Miriam for those interested in learning more about the art and science of facilitation.

    00:00 The Journey of a Facilitation Evangelist

    04:03 Embracing the Digital Shift in Facilitation

    05:20 Cultural Nuances in Facilitation

    08:02 The Essence and Impact of Facilitation

    10:40 Navigating Group Dynamics as a Facilitator

    16:13 Designing Effective Workshops

    18:50 Managing Disruptive Participants

    22:41 Exploring Facilitation Techniques and Ground Rules

    24:00 The Art of Icebreakers and Energizers

    27:49 Engagement and Attention Span in Meetings

    28:25 Effective Session Lengths and Participant Engagement

    30:16 Innovative Facilitation Techniques and Tools

    33:03 Virtual Facilitation and Preferred Platforms

    36:46 The Power of Listening and Authenticity in Work

    38:07 Connecting with the Facilitation Community

    39:05 Personal Insights and Closing Thoughts

    Myriam Hadnes

    Facilitation Evangelist: "An expert in the field of facilitation who actively promotes its importance and benefits. This person is passionate about the power of effective group collaboration and aims to spread the word, advocating for the adoption of facilitation techniques in various settings.

    https://workshops.work/

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    41 min
  • Creative Brainstorming and Fun Games to Boost Innovation - Jennifer Battan - E141

    Creative Brainstorming and Fun Games to Boost Innovation

    Workplaces today often stress seriousness and productivity at the cost of creativity and innovation. Yet, embracing a more playful approach at work can lead to better problem-solving, enhanced creativity, and an overall more enjoyable work experience. In this blog post, we explore the insights shared by Jennifer Battan, a seasoned business analyst and chief creativity officer, on the importance of play and creative brainstorming in corporate settings.

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    Contents

    * Why Play is Important at Work

    * Warming Up for Brainstorming

    * Setting the Stage for Brainstorming

    * Breaking Out of Corporate Culture

    * Learning from Other Industries

    * Techniques and Resources

    * FAQs

    🎭 Why Play is Important at Work

    Purpose Behind Play

    The adage "all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" holds a deeper truth in the corporate world than one might think. As children, play is an integral part of development—through play, children create intricate worlds, establish rules, and unleash their creativity. However, as adults, formal corporate roles and the ever-hovering "mask of seriousness" often stifle this childhood creativity.

    Spending more waking hours at work than at home, it's essential for employees to find joy and fulfilment in their work environments. By incorporating elements of play and creativity at work, we not only enrich our daily lives but also pave the way for innovation and creative problem-solving.

    Play isn't just about competition; it's about collaboration and exploration.

    🖊️ Warming Up for Brainstorming

    One practical way to catalyse creativity in meetings or brainstorming sessions is to begin with a warm-up activity. Jen suggests a simple yet effective exercise involving a pen:

    * Participants are broken into small groups, and one member writes out the alphabet on a paper.

    * Each group has two minutes to come up with unique uses for a pen, with each use starting with a different letter of the alphabet.

    This activity not only fosters a sense of team synergy but also pushes participants to think outside the conventional frameworks, preparing their minds for divergent thinking.

    🎬 Setting the Stage for Brainstorming

    For brainstorming to be truly effective, establishing a structured yet open-ended environment is crucial. Jen advises using prompts like "If time and money didn't matter, what would you do?" to transcend typical workplace constraints. This approach not only uncovers the real requirements of a project but also sparks ideas that might seem unachievable under normal circumstances.

    Breaking people’s brains a little is part of learning to brainstorm effectively

    Timeboxing and Facilitation

    Setting clear boundaries and an agenda helps maintain focus and prevents brainstorming sessions from becoming chaotic. It encourages participants to generate and explore ideas without the pressure of immediate feasibility or ROI concerns.

    🌟 Breaking Out of Corporate Culture

    Breaking the mould of traditional corporate culture involves overcoming ingrained fears and stepping out of comfort zones. By actively challenging the norms of seriousness and embracing a bit of "weirdness,” companies can foster a culture where innovation thrives.

    Giving Permission to Be Creative

    Creating a safe space for employees to express unusual or bold ideas is vital. Encouraging divergent thinking without immediate judgment or criticism can lead to groundbreaking innovations and solutions.

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    🔄 Learning from Other Industries

    Benchmarking and Market Analysis

    Looking beyond one's own industry can provide new perspectives and innovative solutions. By adopting best practices from different fields, companies can innovate their processes and offerings more effectively.

    🛠 Techniques and Resources

    The Uncommon League, an organisation co-founded by Jen, offers various resources and training programs for enhancing creativity at work. Additionally, websites like Gamestorming provide numerous activities and games that can help teams think more creatively and work more collaboratively.

    Trying New Techniques

    Fear of failure or reprimand often holds back innovation. Jen advises trying new methods without always seeking permission—focusing instead on asking for forgiveness if things don’t go as planned.

    FAQs

    What is creative brainstorming?

    Creative brainstorming involves generating ideas in a free-form manner, often using exercises or games to inspire innovative thinking.

    How can play improve work performance?

    Integrating play into work routines helps in reducing stress, enhancing problem-solving skills, and fostering a happier and more creative work environment.

    Where can I find resources for creative brainstorming?

    Websites like Gamestorming and training platforms like The Uncommon League offer numerous resources for creative brainstorming and innovation at work.

    In conclusion, while the corporate world often emphasizes seriousness, incorporating elements of play and creativity can significantly enhance innovation and employee satisfaction. By adjusting traditional corporate cultures, encouraging divergent thinking, and learning from other industries, businesses can foster environments where creativity thrives. Remember, it’s not just about allowing fun at work; it’s about making work itself fun.

    Disclaimer: This summary was written with the help of AI

    Jennifer Battan

    Jennifer Battan, the Out of the Box BA, has an energetic passion injecting innovation and creative problem-solving techniques into how BAs do their day to day work. Her passion is helping teams apply the art and science of business analysis techniques with fresh, modern perspectives.  Jen is an internationally recognized conference speaker, educator and thought leader within the business analysis, agile, and creative problem-solving communities. She served on her local IIBA (International Institute of Business Analysis) Chapter board for more than seven years, led a content development and writing team for the IIBA’s Guide to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge®, and served on the standards committee for the CBAP exam. Jen spends her free time inspiring learners of all ages to utilize diverse approaches in applying creativity to any challenge they face.

    Website: https://theuncommonleague.com/

    ⚡️ In each episode, Paddy Dhanda deep dives into a new human Superpower to help you thrive in the age of AI.

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    🎧 Debunking the Myth of Brainstorming and Design Thinking



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    46 min
  • Getting Started with Cryptocurrency - Kate Baucherel (Crypto Expert)

    In this episode, Kate Baucherel shares her journey from an interest in technology to specialising in blockchain and cryptocurrency. She shares her early fascination with tech, transitioning from an accountant to a tech expert, and eventually authoring books, including fiction that integrate her tech knowledge.

    Kate helps newbies get started with cryptocurrency and blockchain in layman’s terms, addressing misconceptions and highlighting the practical applications of these technologies in various sectors beyond finance, such as supply chain management and decision auditing. The conversation touches on the future integration of blockchain into everyday life, the importance of understanding the technology for professionals, and the potential of central bank digital currencies.

    Kate’s aspiration for a superpower that abolishes train fares and journey times for a day underscores her value for face-to-face interactions despite appreciating the virtual world's opportunities.

    Chapters:

    00:00 Introduction to the Episode

    01:22 Cryptocurrency: The New Digital Currency

    01:41 Introducing Kate: A Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Expert

    02:46 Kate's Journey: From Accountant to Blockchain Expert

    07:45 The Impact of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency on the World

    09:46 Understanding Cryptocurrency and Its Value

    21:58 The Future of Banking and Blockchain Technology

    25:49 Advice for Technology Professionals on Crypto

    36:32 Exploring the Book: A Guide to Cryptocurrency and Blockchain

    38:20 Closing Thoughts and Resources

    Kate Baucherel (Crypto Expert)

    Kate Baucherel BA(Hons) FCMA CGMA is an author, speaker and consultant specialising in emerging technologies, with a focus on the use of blockchain and cryptocurrency. She consults with clients from startup and scaleup businesses to blue chip multinationals and is a member of The Fintech & Payments Advisory Network and several Web3 consulting groups. Kate also teaches part time at the University of Teesside in both the International Business School and the School of Computing, Engineering and Digital Technologies. Her subjects include fintech, blockchain and cryptocurrency, digital transformation, and artificial intelligence and emerging tech in enterprise.

    Kate graduated in business from Newcastle University and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants. In a career spanning more than 30 years, Kate has held senior technical and financial roles in businesses across multiple sectors including utilities, construction, manufacturing, leisure and software, leading several enterprises through their start-up and growth phases.

    Her books include Getting Started with Cryptocurrency: An introduction to digital assets and blockchain (BCS Publishing, 2024), Blockchain Hurricane: Origins, Applications and Future of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency (BEP/Harvard 2020), What’s Hot in Blockchain and Crypto (2020, 2021) and the SimCavalier series of cybercrime thrillers. She has spoken at events across the world and online, as keynote, panellist, mentor and chair, and regularly appears on BBC radio as a cryptocurrency expert.

    Links:

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/katebaucherel/

    https://www.facebook.com/GaliaDigital

    https://twitter.com/KateBaucherel

    https://instagram.com/KateBaucherel (but more fiction stuff)

    https://galiadigital.co.uk/blog-and-news/

    Books:

    Getting Started with Cryptocurrency: An introduction to digital assets and blockchain https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CNLWV4JD

    Blockchain Hurricane: Origins, Applications and Future of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blockchain-Hurricane-Kate-Baucherel/dp/1951527364

    The SimCavalier series https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07G8QY1HZ

    ⚡️ In each episode, Paddy Dhanda deep dives into a new human Superpower to help you thrive in the age of AI.

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    39 min

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Do you want to future-proof your product career in the age of AI? Join Paddy Dhanda, Director of Product Management and Agile Practices at the UK’s largest technology trainer, as he helps product people master the human skills AI can’t replicate easily.