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Hello, coaches and aspiring facilitators! Imagine turning your mastermind idea into a structured, engaging, and scalable program that not only boosts your participants' learning experience but also sets you up as an authority in your field. Sounds amazing, right? In today’s podcast, we’ll walk through a powerful, streamlined process to build an immersive, high-impact mastermind... Continue Reading →
Hello, coaches and aspiring facilitators! Imagine turning your mastermind idea into a structured, engaging, and scalable program that not only boosts your participants' learning experience but also sets you up as an authority in your field. Sounds amazing, right? In today’s video, we’ll walk through a powerful, streamlined process to build an immersive, high-impact mastermind... Continue Reading →
The idea of using AI in Human Resources isn’t new, but its implementation often comes with a hefty price tag. Is it a justified investment or an unsustainable expense?
Remote work is here to stay, but can AI really keep remote teams engaged or does it further alienate us in our virtual silos?
Startups often epitomize a unique state called the ‘flow state’. What exactly is this elusive state? In Steven Kotler’s book, “The Rise of Superman”, he describes the flow state as a heightened state of intense focus, creativity, and resourcefulness.
Effective leadership has been studied, dissected, and debated for centuries, yet one element consistently stands out: inspiration. An inspired team, driven by a shared vision, is a powerhouse. Its commitment isn’t just rooted in tasks, but in belief — a belief that drives them to work harder, longer, and with unmatched dedication.
The quintessential question in the realm of leadership is: What makes a leader truly great? To many, the image of an exemplary leader often evokes figures who exude charisma, confidence, and unwavering strength. These individuals, reminiscent of superheroes, possess an innate ability to deliver motivational speeches and command respect effortlessly. They act as guiding lights, ushering teams through challenges and inspiring collective confidence.
Steve Jobs Began Every Meeting With One Unusual Question. The Reason Is BrilliantAnyone can use it to increase focus, innovation, and productivity. — Read on http://www.inc.com/kelly-main/steve-jobs-began-every-meeting-with-one-unusual-question-reason-is-brilliant.html
Use this double-edged tool to look smart, not stupid. — Read on http://www.inc.com/nuala-walsh/you-cannot-be-serious-how-to-use-humor-to-boost-your-career.html
Love these quick (and funny!) talks to inspire leadership and teach character with my high school students! — Read on engagingandeffective.com/quick-ted-talks-leadership-character/
Pam Hett- The Hett Agency 