Episodes
Monday Oct 24, 2016
Perceiving Your Performance Accurately
Monday Oct 24, 2016
Monday Oct 24, 2016
Are you tired of feeling stuck at the same level in your career and you have no clear path for growth? Are you working hard and you can’t understand why you are not being recognized for your contribution? This podcast provides you with practical steps you can use to transform your performance and take your career to the next level.
Monday Oct 17, 2016
Is it the Culture or Employees? That is the Question
Monday Oct 17, 2016
Monday Oct 17, 2016
The Wells Fargo case study is an interesting one that presents the question, “Did the employees cause it or was it the Culture?” On one hand, the CEO indicated the scandal happened because of unethical employees. On the other hand, whistleblowers claimed employees responsible for sales were under extreme duress.
Monday Oct 10, 2016
How You Relate Creates
Monday Oct 10, 2016
Monday Oct 10, 2016
It is not clear which comes first. Is it that your relationship quality drives outcomes and experiences in your environment? Or does your experience of culture influence the quality of your relationships? I think both perspectives are true…
Tuesday Oct 04, 2016
Holding a Higher Vision of Members of Your Team
Tuesday Oct 04, 2016
Tuesday Oct 04, 2016
Holding a higher vision of members of your team helps them to perceive themselves as they haven’t before. It helps them to trust you and each other, strengthening their willingness to go the extra mile. This is not about projecting your ideas about their potential, it is about being curious and allowing their potential to emerge.
Sunday Sep 25, 2016
Becoming Agile
Sunday Sep 25, 2016
Sunday Sep 25, 2016
Jack Welch once asserted, "If the rate of change on the outside is greater than the rate of change on the inside, the end is near.” This seemingly foreboding message is really saying that we should keep up with the pace of our changing environments. Agility refers to your ability to think and move swiftly and gracefully. There can be agile strategies that are responsive and thoughtful, and ones that are reactive. Your ability to adapt is essential to your sustained performance.
Sunday Sep 18, 2016
Reading Between The Lines
Sunday Sep 18, 2016
Sunday Sep 18, 2016
Reading between the lines is a skill you can use to perceive beyond the surface of what is being said. It refers to your ability to understand what is not being said, to listen to tone, to understand the subtleties of word choice, and the ability to detect the lack of alignment between words and action.
Sunday Sep 11, 2016
Substance Vs. Form
Sunday Sep 11, 2016
Sunday Sep 11, 2016
If you value substance more than form, and you work within a political office environment, the good news is that you can engage office politics without sacrificing your values. By being guided by your values you can build strong, integrity based relationships that can help your team achieve its goals so it is important to take the time to build the skills you need to detect and correct imbalances caused by unfairness and other political behaviour.
Sunday Sep 04, 2016
The Angel in the Marble
Sunday Sep 04, 2016
Sunday Sep 04, 2016
As a leader, it is important for you to understand creating an engaged team should start with taking a long, honest look at yourself to determine how your action and inaction may be contributing to your existing team dynamics.
Sunday Aug 28, 2016
Is it Time Engage? An Interview with Devay Campbell
Sunday Aug 28, 2016
Sunday Aug 28, 2016
Yvette Bethel interviews bestselling author, Devay Campbell, who is also a Coach and HR Consultant. If you are interested in learning more about what disengagement looks like and how to help your team to evolve into engagement, tune in to this episode!
Sunday Aug 21, 2016
Transitioning from Accommodation to Collaboration.
Sunday Aug 21, 2016
Sunday Aug 21, 2016
Relying heavily on a strategy to accommodate others so you can be accepted is an “Achilles Heel” that others will perceive about you. It is important to become aware of your patterns so you can avoid unwittingly sabotaging your career in the long-run.