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How far do you have to go to unlock truly great work?
As humans, we are conditioned to take what we perceive is true at face value, never reaching past the surface much less the very truth – or as our guest puts it, the bottom of the pool. But what if it's just what you need to make your work extraordinary?
Today, renowned author, speaker and business coach Andy Andrews details the power of digging at the very foundation of what you do – to help you realize your potential and achieve incredible results.
If you're stuck in a rut with your business, this episode is packed with mindset-shifting bits to help you get back on your feet.
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About Our Guest:
Described by Zig Ziglar as "the best speaker [he] has ever seen", Andy Andrews is a sought-after speaker and in-demand consultant for some of the world's largest organizations.
Andy is the author of several New York Times bestsellers, including the novel, "The Noticer" and the non-fiction book, "The Little Things", which unpacks how small things affect our lives in big ways.
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Fear holds you back from reaching your dreams and living a fulfilling life. Like most people, you may even deny being afraid.
But without acknowledging your fears, you could be stopping yourself from taking the next step.
How do we live with fear and how do we use it both positively and negatively? We talk about that today as we chat with Rhonda Britten about labelling our fears to ensure they don't get in our way.
There's no need to keep getting stuck. Learn how to move beyond your fears by listening to this 'fearless' episode!
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About Our Guest:
An Emmy Award winner and a regular guest on the Oprah Show, Rhonda Britten is the founder of the Fearless Living Institute. She has been voted "America's favourite life coach". She has a lot of other accolades to boot and has altered the lives of many people. Rhonda is also the author of four bestselling books including "Fearless Loving", "Change Your Life in 30 Days", "Do I Look Fat In This?: Get Over Your Body and On With Your Life", and "Fearless Living: Live Without Excuses and Love Without Regret."
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Take advantage of Rhonda's gift for our listeners, get access to her mini course on How To Overcome Fear of Unknown.
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What does it mean to be truly living a life? How does one define success and legacy? Most importantly, are we living life the way we're supposed to be?
Welcome to the first episode of A Life and A Living podcast. A podcast that aims to talk about the different aspects of life and tackle all the eccentricities of life and how we should embrace them.
In this episode, I will be talking about the shift we decided to make from Winning Teams to A Life and A Living. What is the emphasis of this new show and how will it benefit our listeners? I will also be explaining how A Life and A Living came about and why we decided to come up with the name. We thank and appreciate all of our followers and listeners of the previous podcast but are also looking forward to another exciting journey for all of us and sincerely wish for your continued patronage of our podcast.
For everyone who is seeking success and significance across all aspects of life, and those who wish to not just earn a living but leave a legacy. For everyone who wishes to build a life that matters and impacts important people in their lives. This podcast is just for you.
Don't forget to tune in, share and subscribe. After all, this is all about living a life!
Have you hired someone that showed tremendous potential, but later on failed to meet your expectations? Maybe it was just a wrong hire, but there is also the chance something else is causing your employees not to give you the results you want.
Get ready to hear some straight talk from my guest today, Jeremie Kubicek. He has so much to say about developing leaders and changing your team's mindset. He gives some great advice too for leaders struggling to manage their teams remotely.
We have a fantastic episode today with tons of valuable tips. So don't miss out and listen now!
What We Talked About in This Episode:Jeremie Kubicek is the CEO of GiANT, a massive and scalable SaaS development platform. It enables leaders to learn things in a 21st century way which combines personality, emotional intelligence, and leadership skill. He has always been at the forefront of cutting edge technology and the whole developmental space for organisations and individuals.
Get a free 30 days to experience what they have to offer by signing up here.
Reach out to Jeremie through his website.
Connect with John Murphy of the Winning Teams Podcast:If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast. Thanks for tuning in!
Nowadays, technology takes a huge chunk of both your attention and time. It is everywhere and can be a huge distraction. More often, it impacts productivity.
Most would say that it's all about time management. But what about attention management? You cannot control time, but you are in control of what you give your attention to.
Today, Maura Nevel Thomas gets us into putting our attention into things that create a life of success and significance for us. She tells us how to manage, curtail, and leverage technology to achieve what we want.
So sit back and listen as there's a load of insights about optimising your attention that you'll get from this global expert. Tune in to this episode now.
What We Talked About in This Episode:Maura Nevel Thomas is the author of the book, "Attention Management: How to Create Success and Gain Productivity." She is the most widely cited authority on the whole subject of attention management. She is also a regular contributor to publications such as Harvard Business Review, Huffington Post, Forbes, and many others.
Get a free assessment of your own attention management skills and other resources at her website.
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There is real power in communities for businesses that have the appetite and desire to tap into it. Imagine having people who constantly come back and support your objectives. Communities act as a moving force that propel businesses forward into success.
The key thing is being able to create your community and make sure people keep coming back. Luckily, we have an expert who knows how.
In today's episode, Business Book Awards 2020 winner, Jono Bacon, explains the importance of communities to businesses and how to build and sustain them. He also goes over the value of communities as advocates and ambassadors for an organisation.
If you're a business owner ready to build your own community, then this episode is perfect for you!
What We Talked About in This Episode:Jono Bacon is an expert on the subject of communities and winner of the Business Book Awards 2020 for his book, People Powered.
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Meetings are important. But 72% of senior managers find meetings to be unproductive. It seems only meeting leaders rate meetings high without considering how well they have facilitated the meeting.
If meeting leaders get better at running meetings, the results for an organisation could be tremendous. All it takes is to identify the gaps and the skills that are lacking.
In today's episode, Dr Steven Rogelberg tells us how to run effective meetings. With 20 years of research into that space, he knows what is needed to become a brilliant facilitator. With the rise of virtual meetings at this time, facilitation is an important skill to make a positive impact.
Whether you're doing in-office meetings or doing virtual meetings, this episode offers so many insights you shouldn't miss.
What We Talked About in This Episode:Dr. Steven Rogelberg is a professor of organisational science of management and psychology. He has recently won the Humboldt Prize, one of the highest awards you can get in the whole scientific world. He is also author of the book, The Surprising Science of Meetings.
Reach out to Dr. Steven and find links to his book at his website.
Connect with John Murphy of the Winning Teams Podcast:If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast. Thanks for tuning in!
The world is changing. After this pandemic, how business is done and how organisations are run won't be the same. While we don't know exactly what things will look like, we know it will be different.
Leaders play a key role in this challenge. Businesses should not just stay put and wait for the pandemic to end. This is the time to prepare to face what is coming.
In today's episode, Donald Thompson shares his views and tips for how companies can prepare for the new world after the Coronavirus pandemic. He talks about the new way of working that will come about, how things will be different, and how to optimize your people.
Organisations are facing a pivot we need to embrace. So if you're a leader preparing for the future, then don't miss this episode.
What We Talked About in This Episode:Donald Thompson is the CEO of Walk West, a digital marketing agency in North Carolina. He is also The Diversity Movement, which focuses on fostering communities of diversity. He is passionate in helping to develop and sustain organisations into the future.
To reach Donald, reach out to him at Walk West's website, his own website, or LinkedIn.
Check out my episode on diversity: Ep. 153: Diversity Beyond the Checkbox with Jackie Ferguson
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Organising gatherings is easy. But being able to have gatherings that engage your people and keep them connected while getting your message across requires skills and thoughtful planning.
As social creatures, we all have the desire to connect and to gather. Leaders have the opportunity to leverage that to spark movement or change.
In today's episode, our special guest, Lindsey Caplan, talks about how to prepare yourself, how to prepare your content, and what are the things you need to reflect on to have an effective gathering. She also emphasises the importance of the environment to gatherings.
Gatherings are powerful tools to any organisation, so if you're a leader or business owner, don't wait and tune in now!
What We Talked About in This Episode:Lindsey Caplan is an organisational psychologist and expert in the subject matter of gatherings. She was also a comedy writer who wrote for shows like Curb Your Enthusiasm and Malcolm in the Middle.
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Difficult people can be detrimental to an organisation. The constant disruption and the unhappy staff can have an impact not just on morale but also work performance.
But identifying the root cause of the unwanted behaviour and fixing it are easier said than done. Sometimes it takes an expert to step in and uncover and discover what those issues are and help not just the person but also the entire team to recover and move forward.
In today's podcast, we have Steve Sisler, the founder and CEO of Behavioral Resource Group. He has a very unconventional approach to tackling behavioural issues in the workplace. Steve is not one to sugarcoat his advice, and he shares stories of how he got people to change or leave organisations where they are not a good fit.
If you're dealing with issues with one of your employees, then this episode is perfect for you. Check out these episode highlights and tune in to the show!
What We Talked About in This Episode:Steve Sisler is the Founder and CEO of Behavioral Resource Group, an organisation involved in understanding and correcting behaviour in organisations.
Connect with Steve through Behavioral Resource Group's website.
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