This episode explores the new approach to reading books I adopted in July of 2019. Since then I have completed less than five books, a time period during which I would have probably completed twice as many.
Sometimes the end of one year and the start of a new one is a good time to take stock of things. For 2020 I’m not feeling the need.
Here’s what I’ve been up to from August to November 2019 and what I’m learning.
Vinod Jain leads this conversation where I share the path that led me to coaching, what I believe about certain things, and how coaching works.
I don’t have a typical work week. However, here’s one I chronicled and reflected on with Mike Vardy as an experiment for his podcast.
Yann Toutant believes companies can be more innovative by creating and working as remote teams. Our conversation explores Yann’s journey and what he’s learning.
Here are some different ways to prepare and think about your next job interview–as the interviewer or the interviewee.
Alexis Monville, Michael Doyle and I talk about working effectively with remote teams when meeting in person is not possible– a topic that came up as we collaborated on version two of Alexis’ book Changing Your Team From the Inside.
This episode explores the book A Second Chance by Catherine Hoke, my interest in law enforcement and the complexities of incarceration.
This riff explores the power of thoughts on feelings and how asking better questions yields better thoughts.
This in-depth episode explores personal values through conversation and live coaching with Michael Doyle.
Kate Dixon and John explore Kate’s discovery of gratitude journaling, all the benefits it has provided, and the impact it’s had on John.
This conversation with Michael Doyle (former colleague at Red Hat) explores what we found in Ego is the Enemy by Ryan Holiday and reflect it back on ourselves.
Carolyn Campbell explains the fascinating journey she’s on to understand rural America by listening to the people she’s sent to by others. I met Carolyn as my first coach several years ago.
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