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A look into the Australian real estate industry.

Mal Cayley shares the secrets of creating wealth through building a property porfolio.

10: How to build a property portfolio

Mal Cayley from Direct Collective fills Jade in on what will happen to our property market when these borders open. Will Southerners stay put with the thought of Covid behind them? Or are we opening the floodgates...

9: The Borders Are Opening - What's It Mean For Property?

Got a tiny bit of savings as a deposit but cant buy a house now due to the property price surge? Well, it's not all doom and gloom. Mal Cayley from Direct Collective chats to Jade about what moves you can make; when you feel like you cant do anything!

8: Property - what to do when you cant do anything!

Property expert Mal Cayley chats to Jade about the current onslaught of auctions and why it's not all what its cracked up to be. 

7: Auctions - the good, the bad & the ugly

Jade and Mal chat all things CBD. It's been on the plans for a couple of decades and now the cranes are in full swing; creating a new CBD from the ground up in the heart of Maroochydore. But are locals a bit complacent about the opportunities that are being created right on our doorstep? 

6: Slice of heaven - why locals should cash in on the new CBD

All Things Property

Wie überwinde ich mich den ersten Schritt zu machen? Woher nehme ich dafür die Motivation? Wie bewältige ich Rückschläge? Um das herauszufinden fragt Björn wöchentliche Macher, die mit Anfang Zwanzig genau das geschafft haben.

Martin-Oliver Czaja (25) macht seit mehr als 10 Jahren Filme. Sein jüngstes Werk „Blaue Flecken“ wurde mit dem Deutschen Jugendfilmpreis ausgezeichnet. Was ich ihn daher mit als Erstes gefragt habe: Wie hat das alles angefangen ? Darauf aufbauend kam es zu einem interessanten Gespräch, in welchem Martin mir erklärt hat , was sein Zugang zum Film war. Warum er mal ein Praktikum bei Bibel TV gemacht hat. Und wie der Prozess bei ihm aussieht, von der Grund-Idee hin zum fertigen Film. 

Kleine Kostprobe von Martins Schaffen gefällig:
Blaue Flecken Teaser: https://vimeo.com/250888227
Mehr Infos über Martin: https://www.crew-united.com/?show=memberdetail&ID=300582


Sonst auch gerne mal bei @Anfang20 auf Instagram/ Facebook vorbeischauen!

Feedback? – immer her damit! --> anfangzwanzig@gmx.de / oder in einer iTunes Bewertung

Musik: 
Feel Good by Broke For Free | @broke-for-free
Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com 
Happy Puppy Records > Lee Rosevere > Music For Podcasts 5 > Waiting For the Moment That Never Comes
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Ep. 08: Anfangen für sein großes Ziel kleine Schritte zu gehen

Alenna Rose (21) ist die Frontfrau der Band LENNA, die jetzt schon seit einem halben Jahrzehnt zusammen rocken. In und Um Bremen sind sie bestens bekannt – aber sie spielten sich mit ihrem Power-Pop diesen Sommer auch durch die Republik. Wie die Band zustande kam und vor allem wie Alenna überhaupt zur Musik fand, hat sie mir in dieser Ausgabe erzählt. Wir sprechen auch viel darüber, wie lange es gedauert hat , bis sie ihren eigenen Klang gefunden hat und auf welche Ziele sie gerade hinarbeitet. Falls ihr noch nichts von LENNA gehört hat , dann einfach mal abchecken (lohnt sich): https://spoti.fi/2QDR5Dt / https://bit.ly/2Pr3XQU 

Sonst auch gerne mal bei @Anfang20 auf Instagram/ Facebook vorbeischauen!

Feedback? – immer her damit! --> anfangzwanzig@gmx.de / oder in einer iTunes Bewertung

Musik: 
Feel Good by Broke For Free | @broke-for-free
Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com 
Happy Puppy Records > Lee Rosevere > Music For Podcasts 5 > Waiting For the Moment That Never Comes
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Ep. 07: Anfangen seinen eigenen Klang zu finden

Alenna Rose (21) ist die Frontfrau der Band LENNA, die jetzt schon seit einem halben Jahrzehnt zusammen rocken. In und Um Bremen sind sie bestens bekannt – aber sie spielten sich mit ihrem Power-Pop diesen Sommer auch durch die Republik. Wie die Band zustande kam und vor allem wie Alenna überhaupt zur Musik fand, hat sie mir in dieser Ausgabe erzählt. Wir sprechen auch viel darüber, wie lange es gedauert hat , bis sie ihren eigenen Klang gefunden hat und auf welche Ziele sie gerade hinarbeitet. Falls ihr noch nichts von LENNA gehört hat , dann einfach mal abchecken (lohnt sich):  https://spoti.fi/2QDR5Dt / https://bit.ly/2Pr3XQU 

Sonst auch gerne mal bei @Anfang20 auf Instagram/ Facebook vorbeischauen!

Feedback? – immer her damit! --> anfangzwanzig@gmx.de / oder in einer iTunes Bewertung

Musik: 
Feel Good by Broke For Free | @broke-for-free
Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com 
Happy Puppy Records > Lee Rosevere > Music For Podcasts 5 > Waiting For the Moment That Never Comes
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Ep. 07: Anfangen seinen Klang zu finden

Felix Scholz leitet aus dem dörflichen Worpswede sein Unternehmen ABY, was sich anschickt, die „Universal-Agentur“ für Schüler zu sein. Mit mehr als 10.000 ABI-Reisenden (damit der größte Anbieter), Abertausenden ABI-Büchern und zahlreichen Abi-Bällen, ist er seit der Gründung vor 5 Jahren zu einem etablierten Big-Player in diesem Markt aufgestiegen. Wie diese Reise begann und was Felix für weitere Visionen in den nächsten Jahren für sich als auch für sein Unternehmen hat, verrät er mir in diesem Interview. Das Interview bekommt besonders im letzten Viertel noch einmal einen interessanten Drall, da hier Felix durchaus kritisch über seine Rolle als Chef nachdenkt. 

Seid ihr Schüler und wollt mehr über ABY wissen oder ABY-Reisen:
https://youraby.de / IG: abyreisen / https://vimeo.com/abyreisen

Sonst auch gerne mal bei @Anfang20 auf Instagram/ Facebook vorbeischauen!

Feedback? – immer her damit! --> anfangzwanzig@gmx.de / oder in einer iTunes Bewertung

Musik: 
Feel Good by Broke For Free | @broke-for-free
Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com 
Happy Puppy Records > Lee Rosevere > Music For Podcasts 5 > Waiting For the Moment That Never Comes
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Ep. 06: Anfangen die Nummer #1 auf dem Markt zu sein

Fabian Nolte (22) kennen wohl die meisten durch seine Youtube-Präsents als @dailyknoedel bzw. @wasmitFabian. Heutzutage könnte man ihn fast schon als alten Hasen auf dieser Plattform bezeichnen, denn seit Anfang des Jahrzehnts haute Fabian kontinuierlich (größtenteils) komödiantische Videos heraus, die seit damals eine ganz eigene Note besitzen. Auch die Chefs von Radio Bremen, Massengeschmack-TV oder Funk wurden somit auf ihn aufmerksam und verhalfen ihm sich in den letzten Jahren im #Neuland auszutoben. Im Jahr 2018 sieht er sich zwar weiterhin als „Web-Video-Typ“ aber es bestehen auch Ambitionen, sich auf einer großen Leinwand zu sehen - etwa mit seinem Kurzfilm „Brennt noch“ ,den er im September abgedreht hat. Wie es sich anfühlt Youtuber zu sein und welche weitern Pläne er für seine Zwanziger hat, verrät er mir unteranderem in dieser Folge. 

Kostprobe gefällig ?
Youtube: @dailyknoedel , @was mit Fabian / IG:@dailyknoedel

Sonst auch gerne mal bei @Anfang20 auf Instagram/ Facebook vorbeischauen!
Feedback? – immer her damit! --> anfangzwanzig@gmx.de / oder in einer iTunes Bewertung
Musik: 
Feel Good by Broke For Free | @broke-for-free
Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com 
Happy Puppy Records > Lee Rosevere > Music For Podcasts 5 > Waiting For the Moment That Never Comes
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0

Ep. 05: Anfangen nur das zu machen, was du willst

Anfang Zwanzig

It's the show where fun meets finance. Join The Financial Diva, Victoria Woods, and the King of Finance, Damon King, each week for tips on how to Rock Your Retirement!

Perhaps more than any other financial strategy, there seems to be a deep love-hate relationship when it comes to insurance. We hate paying for it when we don't use it, but love it when we need it to save us from a catastrophic financial loss. In this episode, we share four situations when having insurance can really save you.

Episode 174: The Power of Protection

Our recent episode on 5 crucial retirement decisions you will have to make was so popular that we decided to follow it up with 5 more crucial retirement decisions. In this episode, we discuss retirement decisions ranging from tax minimization and Medicare to recovering from the loss of a loved one and how you'll spend your time. 

Episode 173: 5 More Crucial Retirement Decisions

In order to plan for retirement, you have to make some assumptions about the future. These include assumptions like how long you’ll live, the rate of inflation, and the expected rate of return you'll get. Some assumptions you make from educated estimates. Others you make because everyone else you know is also making them. In this episode, we share 4 assumptions a lot of people make about their retirement years that aren’t as correct as you might think. We'll also share a new scam you need to know about so you can protect yourself.

Episode 172: Rethinking 4 Retirement Assumptions

Before and during retirement, there are massive decisions you will have to make and many of these can only be made one time. Unfortunately, the consequences of getting them wrong range from minor to catastrophic. In this episode, we discuss five crucial decisions you will have to make that will dictate the direction for your lifestyle and healthcare in retirement.

Episode 171: 5 Crucial Retirement Decisions

“The stock market is a device to transfer money from the impatient to the patient.” – Warren BuffettDealing with volatility is the price of admission for future returns. If you want to reap the wealth the market can provide, you've got to be willing to ride the downs as well as the ups. However, the consistent fear and negative headlines in the media make it difficult to stay focused on what’s important – the long term. In this episode, we share why the average investor far underperforms the market and what you can do to stay calm when the market goes crazy.

Episode 170: Staying Calm in a Crazy Market

It's All About the $Money, Honey!

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Kate Shipp is a Christ-Centered yoga therapist, certified with the International Association of Yoga Therapy. She holds a B.S. in Marketing from Arizona State University, and has thousands of hours in training and personal experience in various holistic therapies.
For the past decade, Kate has specialized in seeing clients for mental health and trauma recovery. She uses the teachings of Jesus and the philosophy and practices of yoga, combined with the neuroscience of trauma, to help clients overcome painful pasts, remember their wholeness, and live a life of peace and joy.
She is an international best-selling author of her memoir of recovery from complex PTSD, I Am Strong Enough Now God, Thanks : My Journey from Trauma to Truth

81.Yoga & Trauma Therapist Kate Shipp

Kris Groth is an intuitive energy healer, Archangel Life Coach, spiritual teacher, & bestselling author. Her fiction books in the Soul Healing Series, Soul-iloquy and Soul-icitude, weave together her love of women’s fiction and romance with her knowledge and experience in spirituality and healing. For over 20 years, Kris has worked with clients all over the world through healing sessions, classes, and sound healing meditations. Now, through these books, she brings this healing and wisdom to a wider audience.

80.Kris Groth Author of Soul-iloquy and Soul-icitude

Jamie helps lightworkers and entrepreneurs embrace their magic and financial bliss to elevate happiness on this planet. With formal education and dramatic life experiences to draw upon, Jamie Allen Bishop comes to her businesses with the passion of a leader. She works with clients on building confidence to follow their purpose, make a bigger impact on their world, and be the example they wish to see in the world. Jamie combines Law of Attraction principles with practical applications to help clients create a solid plan of action to achieve their biggest goals. Jamie’s business backbone is founded upon her burning question: What would happen if lightworkers were the top 5% of money earners? Helping business owners become financially independent by taking pride in pursuing their passion is why Jamie Allen Bishop loves her role as Life Purpose Coach.

79.Toe Reader and Life Coach Jamie Allen Bishop

Kris is a soul musician whose music touches your heart and soul. She believes there is a great need for music that supports higher consciousness and personal empowerment.

Kris started playing guitar at age 10 and drew inspiration from John Denver and Dan Fogelberg. She would spend hours alone in her room practicing chords and scales while learning to craft words and melodies that cut through the noise of everyday life.

Those influences have mixed with her own inspirational lyrics, a unique and angelic voice, and heart-based melodies to create 8 albums and notable songs such as Just Breathe, You Are Enough, and Love is. For many fans, these songs are anthems to their lives that represent living in the present moment, acceptance of self, and the power of love. Her music is filled with hope and inspiration and her lyrics and melodies linger with you long after the performance has ended.

78.Soul Musician Kris Voelker

Foxye Brown is a two-time international best-selling author, Registered Nurse of 23 years, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner of 3 years, Master Reiki practitioner, certified youth coach and mentor, and community advocate. Additionally, she holds a Bachelors in Psychology, is pursuing her Bachelors in Nursing, and is the founder of I Speak Foxye, a nonprofit organization for sexual assault awareness, prevention, and healing. Her life goal is to help people understand that their relationship with their past traumas affects their current life and what to do about it. Although her focus is sexual violence, she understands that all traumas have an effect on the body, mind, and soul.

77.Past Trauma with Foxye Jackson

Off the Cuff with SDJ - Spontaneous | Informal | Unrehearsed

Management


Joanie interviews Juliette Powell, author, entrepreneur, technologist, and strategist. Juliette’s background is varied and extensive. She is a co-author of the book, The AI Dilemma, and her consulting services focus on global strategy and scenarios related to AI and data, banking, mobile, retail, social gaming, and responsible technology.
Highlights:
Q: How did the book come about?
A: Juliette tells the story of how the book emerged from her graduate studies and talks about the research she incorporated to back up all of the assertions in the book.
Q: How does bias get incorporated into AI algorithms and exacerbated by them?
A: Juliette posits that much of the bias is not introduced on purpose and describes how that can happen. One of the ways bias is introduced stems from the demonstrated fact that we humans have the tendency to want to work with people like us and that can lead to a lack of diversity of experiences and thought. Juliette describes other ways bias is introduced and how to bring different people together to reduce it, from the individual level up to the organization and government levels.
Q: How can we get businesses to invest in AI auditing?
A: Juliette acknowledges that we are still in an experimental space with generative AI, but also suggests incorporating risk analysis at the organizational level to examine potential consequences. Reputation, for example, is important for a corporation. Government regulations are also being formed.
Listen to the episode to learn ways to create and use AI responsibly.
Words of Wisdom about AI:
Ask yourself: how much control do you want to have in your life?
Examine the culture of your organization to determine your AI governance.
What am I not willing to do for a buck?
What are you as an organization not willing to do to make money?
Book:
The AI Dilemma 

Contact Juliette Powell:
Website: juliettepowell.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliettepowell/

Juliette Powell: Designing AI for People


Abby Malchow is a Manager of Small Business Partnerships at Amazon. She develops and manages partnerships that help drive success for early-stage entrepreneurs and small businesses through delivering programs and investments that support their continued growth. Abby appeared on Reinventing Nerds Episode 6 and talked about Women Vets in Tech when she was working at Intel. Abby is a retired U.S. Navy Chief and combat veteran, serving more than 20 years in the military. In the current episode, Abby discusses how to navigate a career in a big tech company.
Highlights:
Q: Tell us about the variety of interesting jobs you have had at Amazon.
She has remained focused on small businesses and entrepreneurs in various roles and in various organizations within Amazon. She was first hired to work on the Global Military Affairs team and figure out where Amazon can help military small business owners if they do want to sell in their store and look at entrepreneurship as a form of employment. She gave them educational opportunities and worked closely with the Military Empowerment team. She moved on to the Finance organization to manage strategic partnerships with a diversity of small business owners and entrepreneurs. Now she works in the broader consumer organization, where she has worked in a couple of different roles.
Q: How do you navigate a career in a big company?
Abby talks about the importance of networking and creating partnerships across the organization. Because Amazon is a fairly flat company, it is important to identify people across different teams to drive a goal forward. She says she is a huge believer of going into the office.
Q: Why is going into the office important?
Abby discusses the importance of being in the office to meet people and build relationships and how simply being there in person facilitates networking. Abby also gives other networking suggestions, such as getting involved in different initiatives and finding common interests and being proactive about meeting people in different roles.
Q: How do you maintain your flexibility to work in a fast-moving, ever-changing organization?
Abby likes the unpredictability and being able to innovate and create in her roles. That is what keeps her there. She describes how she has become much more marketable having worked in different roles. She has gained a variety of skill sets.
Q: Research repeatedly shows that people leave jobs because of their manager. How do you find the good ones to work with? What do you look for?
Abby suggests that people learn more from their terrible managers than from their good managers. She also suggests that direct, honest feedback to one’s manager is important and having a manager who gives you opportunity for growth is critical.
Listen to the episode to hear more about Abby’s tips on knowing the culture, being nimble and flexible, being able to compromise, and challenges that women face in big tech.
Words of Wisdom:
I’m a huge believer of being inside the office.
You always have to “make the ask” to schedule time with people and get to know them.
You can almost always come to a compromise, but you have to be open to feedback.
You want a manager who is a gardener, not a gatekeeper.
Contact Abby Malchow:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abbymalchow/

Abby Malchow: Crafting a Career in Big Tech


In this episode, Joanie interviews Franklin Taggart about his recent book about AI called, Straight from the Bot’s Mouth: A Conversation With ChatGPT About Artificial Intelligence. Franklin created the book using ChatGPT and had the whole project done in less than a week. In this interview, Franklin describes his experience as well as AI’s impact on society, jobs—especially jobs in the creative sector—and more. Franklin is a coach who works with creative people at every level of their business and sometimes life.
Highlights:
Q: What was the experience like of creating a book with AI?
Franklin said it was a curiosity and an experiment for him, and he has been a fan of AI for years. He didn’t set out to write the book. He just wanted ChatGPT to answer his questions. This latest wave of artificial intelligence has really captured my attention and my imagination.
He keeps a notebook of questions he has about AI. He had also thought about writing a book about it for a while but didn’t have a year’s worth of time to dedicate to the project. In comes AI…
Q: What are some of the benefits and drawbacks of AI for people in the creative space?
Franklin said that ChatGPT’s responses to his questions about its impact tended to be quite balanced. Franklin does have concerns, though, especially for creatives. He gives a detailed account of how musicians were impacted by technology over the last several decades as an example of what the AI landscape might look for other creative people. It is a gripping story that is worth the listen!
Q: What do you use AI for?
Franklin has used AI to develop sales pages and said he can accomplish this normal hours’ long process in minutes. This raises the question about how to make money for developing sales pitches for people. The hourly rate may no longer be applicable. What will the future be? Franklin uses his experience and imagination to suggest new ways creative people (and everyone!) will need to work differently as AI becomes more prevalent.
Franklin also talks about how AI will affect the workforce, how to utilize AI to increase your productivity, and much more.
Words of Wisdom:
This latest wave of artificial intelligence has really captured my attention and my imagination.
AI can mirror your creativity.
Ultimately, my business model is already changing to adapt to having AI resources at my fingertips–because it has to.
The key is to figure out how to shift your business model so that it can be more fluid and flexible and responsive to the marketplace as AI technology is introduced.
Franklin Taggart’s book, Straight from the Bot’s Mouth: A Conversation With ChatGPT About Artificial Intelligence, available on Amazon.
Shout Out:
Matt Wolfe curates AI tools and shares them on https://www.futuretools.io/.
Contact Franklin Taggart:
Website: https://www.franklintaggart.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/franklin-taggart-coaching/
Podcast: Your Own Best Company

Franklin Taggart: Humans vs. AI


Kamales Lardi is a digital tech expert, business advisor, speaker, teaching fellow, and an author. She  recently published a book called The Human Side of Digital Business Transformation. Kamales is globally recognized as an influencer and Thought Leader in Digital Transformation. She has been advising multinational companies across various industries in Europe, Asia and Africa for over a decade. In this episode, Kamales talks about what an effective digital business transformation looks like, how technology affects humanity, how to use tech for good, and how a diverse ecosystem of players increases business success.
Highlights:
Q: What is your background and how do you use your knowledge of both technology and business?
Kamales is from Malaysia originally. She did her MBA in the United Kingdom, and she now lives in Switzerland. She started out in tech working for Anderson Consulting (a.k.a. Accenture) performing technology implementations for large corporations and found she needed to have a deeper understanding of how businesses work and that’s when she got her MBA. Since then, she has been helping companies use the application of technology to increase business value.
Q: What is your book The Human Side of Digital Business Transformation about?
The transformation part is taking the business on a journey to be successful in the digital economy. That involves taking the people in the organization on the journey. It goes beyond change management and cultural change to creating an ecosystem of players that help the organization become successful in the future. The players are located both inside and outside the organization and include business owners, management teams, employees, customers, partners, collaborators, educational institutions and so on. Kamalesh describes the ecosystem model and how the different players contribute.
Q: How are generational shifts affecting tech?
Kamales describes how bridging generational divides is a part of digital transformation efforts. She discusses how different generations of people have different values and demand different things from companies, such as stability and purpose, and what that means for companies.
Kamales also talks about diversity as part of an effective digital transformation strategy and many other things, including the importance of artificial intelligence (AI), and how technology is affecting humanity. Listen to the episode to hear the full interview.
Words of Wisdom:
The new generation of people knows there is an alternative to the 9-5 job.
Technology has not only triggered a change in behavior, but also it has triggered a change in mindset.
I am a technology optimist. I believe in the transformative capabilities in tech, the good in tech.
There is a darker side to technology if we don’t apply it well. A diverse ecosystem provides checks and balances.
There are hype cycles of technology, but there are no “silver bullets.”
Technology can allow us as humans to focus on deeper interactions.
Contact Kamales Lardi:
Book: The Human Side of Digital Business Transformation (Wiley) is currently available on Amazon
and wherever books are sold.
Website: www.kamaleslardi.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kamaleslardi
Instagram: www.instagram.com/kamaleslardi
 

Kamales Lardi: Humans, Business, and Technology

Sarah Tenisi is the CEO of TenisiTech, an IT Service provider firm. They to help companies build the IT foundation to support their business goals and manage the IT as the business evolves to ensure that the IT continues to be a tool not a hindrance. Sarah also hosts a podcast for people interested in technology and leadership called Tech Me Seriously. She is used to interviewing people but has agreed for today to be the guest and be interviewed.
Highlights:
Q: How did you become interested in IT?
Sarah describes how she was actually discouraged from studying computer science and engineering in college, and how she held true to herself and made her way in.
Q: What is your work experience?
Sarah describes how she started out as an administrative assistant at Hewlett Packard and Adobe, but her managers knew she had studied computer science and supported her growth to move into an IT role.
Q: How did you transition to starting your own IT company?
Sarah talks about how she developed skills in the area of organizational growth in one of her IT jobs and how that gave her the confidence to start Tenisi Tech. She talks about what she learned about IT from the business perspective and how to produce seamless IT transitions for her clients.
Listen to the episode to hear Sarah describe how she supports her team so they can have lives in addition to work, how she overcame a tendency toward perfectionism, listen to her team, and support their growth. She also discusses her experience as a woman in tech and how to get more women in technology.
Words of Wisdom:
IT is about being resourceful.
Perfectionism will ruin your team.
We all have an interesting story.
Leadership teams don’t want to talk about technology; they want to talk about productivity, service, security, and scalability.
Contact Sarah Tenisi:
Tech Me Seriously podcast
Sarah Tenisi on LinkedIn
Tenisi Tech company website

Sarah Tenisi: Supporting Employee Growth

Reinventing Nerds

Att vara chef ska vara roligt och utvecklande. Visions chefspodd ger dig inspiration i din roll som ledare och hjälper dig hitta nya lösningar. Våra erfarna gäster delar med sig av tankar och konkreta tips som kan stötta dig i din arbetsvardag.

Curlade av samhället och med tron att de kan förändra världen  - nu är 90-talisterna ute på arbetsmarknaden! Har du som chef koll på vilka värderingar som präglar generationen och hur du ska möta deras förväntningar på arbetsplatsen? Generationsforskaren Anders Parment gästar Visions chefspodd.

Hur är man chef över en curlad generation?

I det här avsnittet samtalar vi med tankesmedjan Futurions VD Ann-Therese Enarsson om robotchefer, happiness managers och det viktiga uppdraget som ledare i en tid av stora förändringar. Hur leder du när pyramiderna rasar och besluten flyttas ut?

Hur är man chef i framtiden?

Både chef och medarbetare har mycket att vinna på en arbetsgrupp med blandade åldrar. Framtidsspanaren John Mellkvist lyfter fördelarna med att skippa ålderismen i det senaste avsnittet av Visions chefspodd.

Det är gammalt med ålderism!

I avsnitt 6 av chefspodden pratar vi med forskaren Louise Bringselius om tillitsbaserad styrning och ledning. Vad betyder det och varför är det bra för framtidens offentliga sektor?

Så leder du med tillit

I avsnitt fem av Visions chefspodd pratar vi dilemman och möjligheter med Sociala-medier-ansvarig Madeleine Melcher.

Hur ska man agera som chef i sociala medier?

Visions chefspodd

Samtal med logistiken i fokus. Hör de senaste trenderna inom logistik, supply chain och varuförsörjning. I varje avsnitt djupdyker vi i olika intressanta ämnen tillsammans med namnkunniga personer med lång erfarenhet av logistik och supply chain.
Podcasten är producerad av Stefan Karlöf, chefredaktö...

Varuflödena till och från EU ökar oavbrutet som en följd av den tilltagande globala e-handeln. 
Samtidigt kompliceras handel och tullprocedurer av Brexit och andra handelsrisker. 
Hur påverkas företag och konsumenter av de ökade handelsutmaningarna och vad kan man göra för att förenkla och säkra en korrekt och så smidig handel som möjligt?

Deltagare i samtalet är:
Per Anders Lorentzon, Senior Advisor international trade 
Sydsvenska Industri- och Handelskammaren
Lars Persson, VP Sales Nordic Region, Descartes Systems
Jimmy Berglund, KAM, på Descartes Systems. 

Samtalet leds av Stefan Karlöf, Chefredaktör, Supply Chain Effect. 
Avsnittet sponsras av Descartes Systems.
Logistik & Supply Chain produceras av PostNord och Supply Chain Effect.

#24. Handelsutmaningar 2021 – Brexit, Tull och Den Globala Handeln

Att med tillgång till relevanta data som delas och synliggörs i en försörjningskedja och därmed säkerställer effektivitet, kundservice och hållbarhet är själva kärnan i en framgångsrik logistik och supply chain management. 
I det här avsnittet av Logistik & Supply Chain - From the first to the last mile – the end-to-end connected supply chain – resonerar deltagarna kring nyttor, utmaningar och framgångsvägar till en uppkopplad försörjningskedja. 
Medverkande är: 
Kristina Liljestrand, logistikforskare på Chalmers och projektledare Chalmers Industriteknik
Håkan Hammar, Country Manager and Business Development Lead, Zetes 
Martin Espmark, Head of Last Mile & Customer Experience, PostNord. 
Samtalet leds av Stefan Karlöf, chefred. Supply Chain Effect. 
Avsnittet sponsras av Zetes.

#23. From The First To The Last Mile, The End - To - End - Connected Supply Chain

En snabb, precis, effektiv och kundcentrerad logistik är grundläggande för att bli framgångsrik som e-handlare. 
I det här avsnittet av Logistik&Supply Chain fokuserar vi på e-handelns logistikutmaningar och den potentiella nyttan med logistikautomation.  
Deltagare i samtalet är:
Oscar von Konow, medgrundare och COO på NA-KD
Thomas Karlsson, vd för Element Logic Sweden 
Petri Princis, Senior Business Developer på PostNord. 
Samtalet leds av Stefan Karlöf, Supply Chain Effect. 
Avsnittet sponsras av Element Logic. Logistik & Supply Chain produceras av PostNord och Supply Chain Effect.

#22. E-handelns logistikutmaningar och nyttan av logistikautomation

Att skapa visibilitet och göra information tillgänglig där och när den behövs i hela försörjningskedjan är logistikens heliga graal – ett närmast ouppnåeligt idealtillstånd. 
Visionen är att alla aktörer i flödet har rätt information vid rätt tidpunkt, kan följa skeenden så nära det händer som möjligt och i bästa fall förutse skeenden i hela flödet. 
Om visionen ska bli verklighet krävs det bättre samverkan i supply chain, mer och bättre informationsdelning samt rätt IT-stöd och andra tekniska lösningar. 
Under det här samtalet diskuteras vad som krävs och varför vissa företag kommer längre än andra. 
Deltagare i samtalet är:
• Johanna Staaf, Director Innovation Lab på Ahlsell
• Per-Olof Arnäs, Universitetslektor och logistikforskare på Chalmers
• Pär Wetterlöf, Director Research & Development, Industri-Matematik 
• Jörgen Olsson, Business development director, PostNord eHandel & Logistik. 
Samtalet leds av Stefan Karlöf, chefredaktör för tidningen Supply Chain Effect. 
Avsnittet sponsras av Industri-Matematik.

#21. Visibilitet och informationsdelning i supply chain

2002 utdelades för första gången PostNords logistikpris – PostNord Logistics Award.  Sedan dess har prisets etablerats som det främsta och mest respekterade i sitt slag. 
I det här avsnittet av Logistik & Supply Chain beskrivs prisets och logistikens utveckling under åren som gått. 
I samtalet medverkar:
•	Pär Svärdson, tvåfaldig pristagare, grundare av Apotea och ledamot i prisjuryn
•	Magnus Edin, vd för Lindbäcks Bygg
•	Mats Abrahamsson, professor i logistik och prisjuryns ordförande 
•	Peter Hesslin, juryledamot och chef för PostNord Sveriges eHandel & Logistik. 

Samtalet leds av Stefan Karlöf, Supply Chain Effect.

#20. Special Edition. Logistikpriset PLA

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PW3 - Key Habits and How to Maintain a Vision

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PW2 – Why Multitasking is Stupid and Your Career Might Be Too.

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