CREATING A HIGH-PERFORMANCE CULTURE (podcast interview)





In this episode, Tony Richards interviews Jason Treu, Executive Coach and Author of Social Wealth, on the importance of understanding your team members to create a high performing culture in your organization.





Segment 1: Tony Richards discusses the fear of being wrong with producer Bill Foster.





01:00 – Welcome to Better Than Before





03:30 – Fear of Being Wrong





Segment 2: Jason Treu, Executive Coach and Author, joins us as this week’s featured guest.





09:30 – Social Wealth





13:00 – Cards Against Mundanity





20:00 – Creating High-Performance Culture





23:30 – Leadership Blind spots





31:00 – Tony’s Lightning Leadership Questions





Segment 3: Leadership Lesson: How to Get Promoted





35:30 – Manager Response





40:00 – Path to Promotion In any organization, whatever we are doing is about the relationships that we have both internally and externally. The challenge is, people just don’t know how to build these relationships. – @jasontreu…  Click To Tweet





About the Guest





Jason Treu is an executive coach who helps executives, managers, and employees to maximize their leadership and management potential. He provides coaching, workshops, and speaking services. He is the best-selling author of Social Wealth, the how-to-guide on building extraordinary business relationships.





He was a featured speaker at 2017 TEDxWilmington for his talk on, “How to Get CoWorkers to Like Each Other.” His employee engagement and team building game, Cards Against Mundanity, has been played by more than 12000+ employees to increase performance and teamwork.


The post CREATING A HIGH-PERFORMANCE CULTURE (podcast interview) appeared first on Executive Coach, team building expert and new manager training in Dallas.

 •  0 comments  •  flag
Share on Twitter
Published on July 06, 2019 07:53
No comments have been added yet.


Jason Treu's Blog

Jason Treu
Jason Treu isn't a Goodreads Author (yet), but they do have a blog, so here are some recent posts imported from their feed.
Follow Jason Treu's blog with rss.