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How to improve communication when working from home – LIVE Day 3 with Dean Karrel

This Wednesday I’ll tackle the top questions people have about working from home, and discuss how to improve remote communication. SPECIAL GUEST: Dean Karrel, Author and fellow LinkedIn Learning Instructor! He’s an expert at effective communication as a leader. If you have a question you’d live us to cover, please add it in the comments … Continue reading "How to improve communication when working from home – LIVE Day 3 with Dean Karrel"

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Why a schedule is important when working from home – LIVE Day 2 with Dorie Clark

This Tuesday I’ll tackle the top questions people have about working from home and discuss how to set up a productive schedule. SPECIAL GUEST: Dorie Clark, Author, Speaker, and fellow LinkedIn Learning Instructor! If you have a question you’d like us to cover, please add it in the comments and we’ll be glad to help! … Continue reading "Why a schedule is important when working from home – LIVE Day 2 with Dorie Clark"

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How to be productive while working from home – LIVE coaching Day 1

This Monday we tackle the top questions people have about working from home, and discuss how to set up your home office. If you have a question you’d live me to cover, please add it in the comments and I’ll be glad to help! You can also access my full “Time Management: Working from Home” … Continue reading "How to be productive while working from home – LIVE coaching Day 1"

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Why volunteering and competing in your industry will help you stand out

“What can I do to stand out and grow my career?” It’s a common question I heard when I coached clients. While in Europe for speaking events, I had the privilege of meeting many talented people. One of these individuals was Claire Behar, who lives in Paris, France. Please excuse my stumbled approach at her … Continue reading "Why volunteering and competing in your industry will help you stand out"

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How to give your best at your worst by pushing through

How do you give your best when you feel your worst?   This was my struggle as a speaker recently.   Clint Salter invited me to speak at his phenomenal event in Las Vegas! (Look up the Dance Studio Owners Association. Amazing group!)   However I was struck by a nasty cold in the days … Continue reading "How to give your best at your worst by pushing through"

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Why scheduling time for your Most Valuable Activities keeps chaos at bay

Where there are too many options, chaos ensues. While in Paris recently, the Place Charles de Gaulle beneath the Arc de Triomphe caught my attention. The roundabout is known for the chaotic traffic due to the 12 different directions you can go once inside. It’s the perfect metaphor of a clock, with the 12 different points, and … Continue reading "Why scheduling time for your Most Valuable Activities keeps chaos at bay"

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How a “Perhaps List” keeps your great idea in focus

“That’s a great idea!”   A great idea is the seed of every successful business on Earth.   It can also be a very enticing distraction that breaks down your focus.   While at a speaking engagement in Las Vegas, I had the privilege of meeting Dakota Hanshew.   This young man, at only 23 … Continue reading "How a “Perhaps List” keeps your great idea in focus"

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Why a quick question is destroying your productivity and focus

“Can I ask you a quick question?” Recently, I spoke to the incredible LinkedIn Learning team in Dublin, about the Myth of Multitasking. I talk about the “Dreaded Double Q,” and how it encourages the Culture of Vultures. A vulture swoops about, waiting for an opening to drop in and take a bite of a … Continue reading "Why a quick question is destroying your productivity and focus"

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How to use humor to build stronger connections through networking

Humor is a universal language. While in Zurich for a speaking engagement, my wife and I went on a food tour. It’s one of our favorite things to do when traveling! Peter Gaechter, our fantastic food tour guide, shared an incredibly diverse background with us. The phrase, “The Most Interesting Man in The World,” popped in … Continue reading "How to use humor to build stronger connections through networking"

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Why building a productive team starts with the first interview

A productive team is built around united individuals. I’m on the roof of the LinkedIn EMEA headquarters in Dublin, Ireland.  Ian McIlwain is the Sales Director for LinkedIn Learning over the UK and Ireland. I just spoke with their incredible team on the Myth of Multitasking. Ian is a productive leader, and part of the … Continue reading "Why building a productive team starts with the first interview"

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