Rise Above Your Best

What is your leadership formula? Former AstraZeneca executive, Larry Freedman, has recently developed a success strategy for leaders of different organizations; the Leadership Success Sequence. Larry talks to Patrick Veroneau about how this special sequence allows leaders to perform effectively and contribute greatly to their companies. Larry discusses why it's important to tap into employee engagement and enhance the employee experience that each person is having. Listen in as Larry takes us in on his knowledge of the pharmaceutical world and sets out on the next phase of his journey to help others become better leaders.

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The world is a crazy place right now, with the pandemic and violence. People really need to find ways to prevent these issues from rising. This is where the book, Strengths-Based Prevention comes in handy. Join Patrick Veroneau as he talks to the authors of Strengths-Based Prevention, Dr. Sherry Hamby and Dr. Victoria Banyard. Sherry is a research professor of psychology at the University of the South. She is also the Director of Life Paths Research Center. Victoria is a professor in the School of Social Work at Rutgers. Learn more about their book and why the prevention of drug abuse, suicide, and sexual abuse is tougher than you think. Sometimes those prevention programs can actually cause more harm than good. Understand how prevention programs should really run in today's episode.

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Now more than ever, it has become salient that the way leaders have led before needs to change and adapt to the new environment forced onto the world by the ongoing pandemic. But how do we bridge the divide between employee disengagement and organizational excellence? In this episode, Patrick Veroneau breaks down the C.A.B.L.E.S. Model of Leadership. His model focuses on six "cables" to build a stronger bridge between leaders and their teams: congruence, appreciation, belongingness, listening, empathy, and specifics. Gain valuable insights on team building and creating a healthy and productive culture by tuning in!

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Tom Dahlborg wrote The Big Kid and Basketball to tell the world how his son Tommy endured child bullying and what must be done to end such an attitude. Now, he releases a second edition to include brand new advice after learning that his son tried to commit suicide years ago because of being bullied. He joins Patrick Veroneau to discuss his new insights about addressing bullying, particularly the things parents must avoid doing and the best approach from the lens of healthcare. He also talks about the needed work to put bully coaches in check and revamp workplaces that value incentives more than compassion.

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The level of isolation has been created because of Covid coupled with the idleness people experienced because of idleness limited our exposure to different people and views. There are behaviors that can reverse the curse of isolation.

How do you lead and inspire employees when working from home? Increase the quantity of face-to-face to help compensate for the lack of physical experience of working together. Patrick Veroneau's guest in this episode is Rich Salon, the Employee Relations Consultant at HR Sanity.

Rich talks with Patrick about how you should never underestimate the power of a little chat. Spend more time one-on-one with direct reports. Brainstorm together! These little communications boost the efficiency of the company. If you want more tips on leading employees during these trying times, this episode's for you.

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The Stoics provide timeless perspectives and direction on how we can Rise Above Our Best. In this episode, we talk about Seneca and Epictetus and their perspectives on happiness and learning. Contact me at 207-650-4322.

The long-term impact of training could be improved if organizations do a better job of understanding the needs of those being trained, stick with the training over a long period of time, and abandon the strategy of providing one-off workshops. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Email [email protected]

The SCARF Model identifies 5 domains that humans desire. When they are met, Employees are more engaged and when they are absent, employees will disengage or quit, This is the link to the research article that is referenced. https://neuroleadership.com/your-brain-at-work/scarf-model-motivate-your-employees

The April US Labor Report showed more people quit their jobs than at any point since 2001. There is more to this that needs to be addressed if companies want to protect against losing their talent. This episode explores the leadership behaviors that will encourage employees to quit and those that will encourage them to stay.