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In this conversation, Kendra Parker and Hugh Massie explore the intersection of behavioral science and business success.

Hugh shares his journey from wealth management to becoming a behavioral solutions architect, emphasizing the importance of understanding the energy of money and its impact on stress and decision-making. They discuss the need for a people-centric approach in business, balancing shareholder demands with employee well-being, and the significance of innovation and psychological safety in fostering a creative workplace. Hugh also highlights the potential of AI in transforming business models and achieving quantum leaps in success.

In this conversation, Hugh Massie and Kendra explore the intersection of digital transformation, AI, and human behavior in the workplace. They discuss the importance of leveraging data to enhance decision-making, the critical role of trust in organizational culture, and the need for self-awareness among leaders to foster connection and collaboration within teams. The conversation emphasizes the potential of behavioral analytics to drive business success and improve employee engagement.

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behavioral science, money energy, leadership, innovation, psychological safety, people-centricity, business transformation, quantum leaps, profitability, stress management, digital transformation, AI, decision making, behavioral analytics, trust, workplace dynamics, leadership, self-awareness, organizational culture, employee engagement

In this conversation, Kendra C Parker interviews Chris Miran, a leader in transforming the future of work.

Chris shares his passion for unlocking human potential and creativity within organizations. He discusses the importance of sustainable performance, the role of experimentation in corporate environments, and the impact of a four-day work week. The conversation emphasizes the need for organizations to facilitate creativity and innovation while recognizing the significance of data and intuition in driving change. In this conversation, Kendra C Parker and Chris Miran explore the evolving landscape of work, emphasizing the need to shift from traditional measurement of productivity based on hours to a focus on outcomes. They discuss the implications of the four-day work week, the importance of work-life balance, and the necessity of fostering connection and collaboration in the workplace. The conversation highlights the challenges leaders face in adapting to these changes and the importance of engaging employees in the process of transformation.

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future of work, organizational change, creativity, four-day work week, human potential, corporate culture, innovation, leadership, employee wellbeing, experimentation, future of work, four day work week, work-life balance, productivity, outcomes, measurement, connection, collaboration, leadership, innovation

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In this conversation, Kendra C Parker and Kelly Stone explore the importance of authentic communication in personal branding and professional environments. Kelly shares her journey from graduate recruitment to becoming a chief conversation maker, emphasizing the need for creativity and genuine connection in communication. They discuss the impact of generational differences on communication styles, the challenges of oversharing versus authenticity, and the role of AI in shaping modern communication. The conversation concludes with practical strategies for building a personal brand and the significance of embracing one's unique voice.

Takeaways

Authenticity in communication builds stronger connections.

Creativity is often undervalued in professional settings.

Generational differences influence communication styles.

Oversharing can be strategic in personal branding.

AI can assist but should not replace authentic voice.

Journaling helps uncover one's authentic writing voice.

Ditching jargon can enhance clarity and engagement.

Personal branding is about reputation and consistent experiences.

Embracing vulnerability fosters a safe work environment.

Unique perspectives are essential in a crowded digital space.

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communication, personal branding, authenticity, AI, storytelling, employer branding, creative writing, professional language, generational differences, oversharing

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corporate career, personal growth, women's empowerment, spirituality, workplace culture, boundaries, creativity, storytelling, life transitions, transcendence, pivot

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In this conversation, Karen Ann Bulluck shares her journey from a successful corporate career to pursuing her passion for writing and coaching. She discusses the importance of aligning one's career with personal values and spirituality, particularly for women navigating life transitions. The conversation explores themes of creativity, the need for boundaries in the workplace, and the significance of giving oneself permission to pursue one's true calling. Karen emphasizes the importance of bringing one's whole self to work and the role of storytelling in personal and professional growth.

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• Karen transitioned from a corporate career to pursue her passion for writing and coaching.
• Women often experience a shift in perspective during life transitions, prompting deeper self-reflection.
• The importance of legacy and impact becomes more pronounced as individuals age.
• Transcendence in the workplace involves connecting to a higher level of consciousness.
• Setting boundaries is crucial for maintaining personal well-being and professional effectiveness.
• Permission to express oneself and set boundaries is often lacking in corporate environments.
• Creativity is often stifled in corporate settings, yet it is essential for innovation.
• Writing and storytelling can be powerful tools for personal and professional growth.
• The journey of self-discovery is ongoing and requires continuous effort and reflection.
• Building a supportive community is vital for navigating entrepreneurial challenges.

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Kevin Monroe shares his transformative journey with gratitude, from a place of despair to becoming a global advocate for gratitude. He discusses the difference between gratitude and thanks, the impact of gratitude in the workplace, and the power of recognition and appreciation. The conversation explores the practice of gratitude encounters and its commercial viability, as well as the role of HR in fostering a culture of gratitude and recognition. The conversation explores the power of gratitude in the workplace and the impact of recognizing and celebrating the gifts of others. It delves into the transformational nature of expressing gratitude and the journey from obligation to a fundamental way of being. The discussion also highlights the importance of self-awareness, strength-based models, and the interlinked support system within organizations.

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gratitude, transformation, workplace, recognition, appreciation, HR, corporate culture, gratitude encounters, commercial viability, gratitude, workplace, recognition, celebration, self-awareness, strength-based models, support system, transformation, obligation, fundamental way of being

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• Gratitude can transform lives, from a place of despair to becoming a global advocate.
• Recognition and appreciation in the workplace are essential for fostering a culture of gratitude and connection.
• The practice of gratitude encounters has commercial viability and can be a powerful tool for individual and organizational transformation. Gratitude has the power to transform workplace culture and individual mindsets.
• Recognizing and celebrating the gifts of others leads to increased self-awareness and understanding of strengths.
• The journey from obligation to a fundamental way of being in expressing gratitude is crucial for authentic and meaningful impact.
• Strength-based models and an interlinked support system within organizations are essential for nurturing individual growth and development.

Emilie Given, CEO of She's a Given virtual assistance agency, shares her journey from being a medical assistant to Executive Assistant, to starting her own virtual assistant agency. She emphasizes the importance of work-life balance and helping business owners enjoy their lives outside of work. Emily discusses the crisis of consciousness in the future of work and the need for rest and relaxation to enhance productivity. She also talks about her experience at Amazon and how she transitioned to full-time freelancing and eventually started her own agency.

Emilie highlights the value of entrepreneurship in allowing individuals to march to the beat of their own drum and delegate tasks they don't enjoy. The conversation explores the importance of connection and building relationships in entrepreneurship. It emphasizes the value of collaboration, genuine referrals, and bartering. The guests discuss the need for entrepreneurs to connect with others who understand their journey and can provide support. They also touch on the significance of self-assessment and understanding one's strengths and preferences. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the shift towards flexible working and the rise of women in entrepreneurship.

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virtual assistants, work-life balance, entrepreneurship, delegation, crisis of consciousness, rest and relaxation, future of work, connection, entrepreneurship, collaboration, referrals, bartering, self-assessment, strengths, preferences, flexible working, women in entrepreneurship

In this episode we meet Cameron Elliott, the country manager for Good Habitz, an online Learning platform. Cam shares his career journey and the mission of his current employer, who focuses on self-development and utilizes self-assessments to create personalized learning journeys.

We discuss the importance of human skills, such as adaptability, communication, and leadership, in the future of work. How categorizing these skills and providing team-based activities foster connection and collaboration. Cameron highlights the need for the right environment and empowerment from leadership to support creativity and growth.

We learn how Good Habitz differentiates itself by focusing on engaging and connecting with audiences, rather than just relying on technology. They aim to compete for people's attention, making their content as compelling as social media and streaming services like Netflix and Tik Tok.

Join us as we discuss how this approach differs, and why it's important for the Future of Work.

Join me and Indira Kennedy as we explore the evolution of conscious leadership and personal development over the past 20 years, emphasizing the shift towards spiritual intelligence (SQ) and the importance of self-mastery, values, and individual purpose.

In this episode we delve into the role of leaders in facilitating personal development, the impact of neuroscience on personal growth, and the significance of the Platinum Rule in understanding how individuals want to be treated, vs treating everyone the way you want to be treated aka The Golden Rule.

The conversation also highlights the need for a shift in corporate culture to embrace personal development and the freedom of greatness. The conversation explores the intersection of neuroscience, spirituality, and leadership, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and conscious leadership.

We welcome guest Nick Mair, from Men's Mental Health Pack, a Mental Health First Aid practitioner using his own battle with "the black dog" to help others navigate and manage their mental health. Nick is on a mission to be a beacon of hope, to show men, and all of us, how to be open and honest with ourselves and those close to us.

In this episode we talk about his journey from corporate recruiter to mental health advocate, as he shares some helpful tips on what you can do not just for yourself, but also for others within your workplace.

In this episode we welcome Tina Paterson, founder of Outcomes over Hours, and Author of "Effective Remote Teams: How to Lead Yourself & Your Team to Achieve Extraordinary Outcomes without Burnout". Tina and I discuss the burnout experience that woke her up to the realization that work shouldn't be so hard, and certainly wasn't something that should put you in the hospital.

Together we explore how she lives a life by design, tips and tricks she's learned along the way, and how you too can create more happiness in your work and life.