Wired to Connect: The Neuroscience of Communication and The Impact of Our Words It’s not what you say, but how you say it. How often have you heard that phrase? It might be over-familiar, but it’s well-used because it’s true. The way we speak is arguably more important than what we say, and research suggests […]
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November Learning Event: Greg von Williams
Rise to Superhero Status: Mastering Vital Soft Skills for Exceptional Achievement Discover the key to achieving exceptional success in ‘Rise to Superhero Status.’ This engaging guide empowers you with the essential soft skills needed to soar above challenges, communicate effectively, and perform with confidence. Unleash your inner superhero and elevate your personal and professional achievement […]
October Learning Event: Ben Freeman
Primed, Connected, & Personalized: Master Connection, Transform Team Dynamics, and Achieve Excellence Through Personalized Engagement Every day in business, you navigate an ever-evolving landscape of change, turbulence, stress, and burnout. While you can’t predict or eliminate every industry challenge, you can focus on developing essential foundations that profoundly impact your team and benefit your company. […]
September Learning Event: Julie Holmes
UPGRADE Your Team: 7 Steps to Becoming an AI-Empowered Organization With 57% of business leaders predicting that AI will “substantially transform” their company within the next three years, it’s clear that the future of work is here, and it’s powered by AI. Given that AI adoption has more than doubled since 2017, this technology is […]
Bolster Your Company’s Culture with 7 Skillsets of No Fail Trust
By Lt. Col. Jason O. Harris Each day you walk into your office, are you giving consideration to what type of culture you are cultivating? Are you and your team of leaders aware that your actions will dictate whether you are cultivating a culture of compliance or a culture of connection, commitment, and community? Daily, you […]
Use The Power Of Small Talk To Cultivate Connections In Person And Online
By Debra Fine The once rhetorical and sometimes disingenuous greeting “How are you?” as well as “How have you been?” have taken on new meaning during this pandemic, which may continue long after we find ourselves on the other side of the pandemic. Faced with economic, WFH, child care, and school — as well as […]