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Welcome all Readerzz to part 3 of Relationships at Work, by Rachel Simon! 

In today's episode, Rachel and I delve deep into how to effectively network in a large group, the value of being welcomed into a community, leveraging your network, and the importance of communication!

This episode series marks our second set of author interviews, a trend we intend to continue going forward with the podcast. A big thank you to Rachel for taking the time out to do this, and I highly recommend her book, available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble!

Welcome back to part two!

Today, we are once again joined by Rachel Simon, speaker, coach, executive at AT&T, and author of Relationships at Work: How to Authentically Network Within Your Company! 

In part one, we explored the power of taking the first step—introducing yourself and following up on conversations. We also discussed the importance of building consistent habits for connection, how to be someone others want to network with, the value of strengthening existing relationships, and the impact of personalization in making people feel seen. 

Today, we delve deeper into the world of networking, leveraging connections, and even how to have the difficult conversations. Enjoy!

Welcome back everybody!

We are finally done with the hiatus now, and ready to be regular again! It’s been a long while since our last episode, but we’re excited to return with an insightful conversation. Today, we’re joined by Rachel Simon, speaker, coach, executive at AT&T, and author of Relationships at Work: How to Authentically Network Within Your Company! 

Today, we will explore the power of taking the first step, the importance of consistency in a relationship, and the importance of personalization. I hope you all have as much fun listening to this as much as I did making it for you. Enjoy!

Welcome back Readerzz!

Yes, you read the title right, today is a very special author interview by none other than Michelle Maidenberg! Her book, ACE Your Life, is all about her ACE method, comprising of acceptance, compassion, and empowerment. During our interview, Michelle talks a little bit about how each of these three have the potential to change lives, and answers some of my own questions on the book. 

As my very first author interview, I really enjoyed this experience and hope to do a lot more author interviews in the future. Stay tuned for more, and keep on learning, keep changing, and keep growing!

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Today is the finale of Hidden Potential  by Adam Grant. In this part three, we will discuss a number of intriguing concepts, from effective leadership to creating systems of opportunity in every environment, and even the science of progression! 

I hope you all enjoy listening to this book as much as we did recording it! Always remember to keep learning, keep changing, and keep growing! Enjoy!

Welcome back to Readerzz!

Today we cover part two of Hidden Potential, by Adam Grant. One of my favorite reads of the year, part two of this book discusses a few key concepts, from teamwork and coaching to maintaining harmonious passion, deliberate play, and even the importance of the temporary plateau! 

I hope you all enjoy this book as much as I did, and remember to keep learning, keep changing, and keep growing! Enjoy!

Calling all Readerzz!

Welcome back to the podcast everyone! Before giving a rundown on the episode today, I would like to take a moment of gratitude to appreciate all this podcast has done for me. Through this medium, I have had the pleasure of working with some seriously incredible folks, and learn a lot from the process. I also feel that reading these books while asking questions and thinking of real-world applicability has helped me gain a lot more from the process! And I want to appreciate everyone who has listened to the episodes (no matter how inconsistent), because each one helps me grow and become better at this. Without further ado, let’s get into it!

Today’s episode is part one of Hidden Potential, by Adam Grant. One of my personally favorite authors, Grant talks about the science behind success, growth, and achievement. In this book, he discusses how to tap into possibilities to grow, and the science behind making that happen. In today’s episode, we will discuss the paradigm of “missing the window,” being comfortable being uncomfortable, and the perfect science of imperfection. 

Hello Readerzz Community,

Welcome back everyone, Today’s episode is part 4 of Outliers, by Malcolm Gladwell. I have been joined on this series by Neel Patel, who has been an absolute pleasure to have! Today, we are wrapping up Outliers, a book that has changed by perspective on success, mindset, and prowess in any given field. In this episode, we discuss the importance of opportunity, Socioeconomic backgrounds, and the problem with summer break. Stay tuned to learn more! And don’t forget to keep learning, keep changing, and keep growing!

Welcome back everybody!

I have taken some time away from the podcast, as I have had a lot of other things on my plate during this few months’ time. However, Readerzz is now back and ready to go once again!

Today, I am proud to release part 3 of Outliers: The Story of Success by Malcolm Gladwell. In today’s episode, we discuss the importance of different types communication, and talk about a “culture of honor” as discussed in this book.

We are excited to be back, and part four is coming soon! Don’t forget to keep on learning, keep on changing, & keep on growing!"

Today we have returned with another episode after an extremely long break. We are continuing our episodes on Outliers: The Story of Success, by Malcolm Gladwell, a piece of literature that focuses on how to break the mold and become an outlier in a society that rewards mediocrity.

In today’s episode, we discuss 2 parenting philosophies, and the drawbacks and benefits of both, as well as how much a financially well-off background truly matters in the long run. We finish off with discussing how some successful people capitalized on their opportunities, and how you should do the same. 

We hope you enjoy, and remember to “keep on learning, keep on changing, and keep on growing!"