In this episode of the What You Don't Know podcast, Teresa Nichols interviews John Ginter, a veteran teacher in technical education. They discuss the evolution of educational options available to students, the importance of trust in the classroom, and the role of feedback in student development. John shares his unique approach to teaching, emphasizing the need for student responsibility and engagement, and how he fosters a trusting environment that encourages students to take ownership of their learning. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced in technical programs and the dynamics of teacher-student interactions. In this conversation, Teresa Nichols and John Ginter explore the significance of spontaneous feedback in educational settings, the importance of trust in facilitating effective communication, and the challenges faced in adapting to technological advancements. They also discuss the dynamics of feedback in theater, the complexities of job search processes, and the often misunderstood role of HR in employee relations. The dialogue emphasizes the need for genuine communication and continuous learning as essential components for personal and professional growth.

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In this episode of the What You Don't Know podcast, Teresa Nichols interviews Courtney Cummings, a professional organizer from Dayton, Ohio. They discuss the importance of feedback in the organizing process, how to create effective organizational systems, and the transformative impact of professional organizing on clients' lives. Courtney shares her journey into the organizing business, the significance of building trust with clients, and the creative problem-solving required in her work. The conversation also touches on the importance of sharing organizing tips and resources to help others live more efficiently.

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In this episode of the What You Don't Know podcast, Teresa Nichols interviews Michael A. Forman, a speaker and author specializing in networking and communication. They discuss the importance of building relationships through the know-like-trust model, the significance of feedback in networking, and the differences between military and corporate feedback. Michael shares insights on effective networking strategies, the role of introverts, and the importance of listening in building meaningful connections. The conversation emphasizes the need for open-mindedness and adaptability in professional relationships, concluding with a commitment to continue the dialogue in future episodes.

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#Networking #KnowLikeTrust #Feedback #Relationships #Communication #Introverts #ElevatorPitch #ListeningSkills #BusinessRelationships #Coaching

In this episode of the What You Don't Know podcast, Teresa Nichols interviews Brandon and Ren Jett, the creators of Sleuth Kings, an interactive mystery subscription box. They discuss the origins of their business, the importance of customer feedback in evolving their product, and the innovative use of technology to enhance user experience. The couple shares insights on running a business together, handling customer complaints, and their transition to new ventures after Sleuth Kings. Their journey highlights the significance of adaptability, creativity, and customer-centric approaches in entrepreneurship.

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In this episode of What You Don’t Know, host Teri Nichols sits down with Elliot Silber, a master communicator, to explore the art of building trust through effective communication. They dive into laser language for sales, networking, and marketing, offering tips on listening, asking the right questions, and using feedback to grow. Teri and Elliot share insights on starting a leaders' networking breakfast, why all feedback is valuable, and the power of unexpected thank yous for constructive feedback. Tune in for actionable communication strategies to elevate your networking game!

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In this conversation, Teresa Nichols interviews Gery Deer about the importance of feedback in building trust and relationships. They discuss the concept of Know Like Trust and how it applies to business and personal relationships. They also talk about the role of respect in building trust and the importance of storytelling in marketing and public relations. Jerry shares examples of how feedback can be solicited and used to improve business processes. In this conversation, Gery Deer discusses the importance of feedback in business and shares his experiences with receiving feedback from clients. He emphasizes the need for effective communication and understanding between businesses and clients. Gery also talks about the value of exit interviews and how they can provide valuable insights. Additionally, he shares his passion for typewriters and the lessons he has learned from collecting and using them.

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#Feedback #KnowLikeTrust #Respect #Storytelling #Marketing #PublicRelations #Communication #ExitInterviews #ClientFeedback #Typewriters

Kimberly Todd, owner and CEO of KLT Educational Services, discusses the importance of feedback and building rapport in coaching and education. She emphasizes the need for constructive criticism and the transformation that comes from changing mindsets. Kimberly also highlights the significance of authenticity, respect, and trust in building relationships with both children and adults. She shares examples of tough feedback she has given and received, and how it has helped her grow personally and professionally.

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#feedback #coaching #education #transformation #authenticity #respect #trust #rapport #children #adults

In this episode, Teresa Nichols interviews Erica Collins, a retired professional dancer and dance instructor, about the importance of feedback in the dance and yoga industries. They discuss how feedback can help or hinder growth and development, especially in children. Erica shares her experiences with giving feedback to young dancers and the challenges of finding the right balance between positive reinforcement and constructive criticism. They also touch on the role of feedback in building rapport with students and clients. Erica emphasizes the need to take feedback with a grain of salt and find a balance between personal growth and external opinions.

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In this conversation, Teresa Nichols interviews her son, Dayne Cooper, who works in food service. They discuss how Dayne handles upset customers and the importance of approaching situations with calmness and compassion. They also talk about maintaining the know, like, and trust vibe that customers already have when they walk into the restaurant. Dayne shares his experiences with audits and giving feedback to his team members. He emphasizes the need for patience and understanding when giving feedback and the importance of adapting to different individuals' needs. The conversation ends with Teresa offering Dayne a free Know Like Trust Report.

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#foodservice #customerservice #feedback #knowliketrust #audits #management #mentorship