Synopsis
Becoming a good leader requires a decision, a plan for honing your skills and a relentless focus on getting better and better. Listen as my guests share their wisdom and lessons about leading and creating a high performance inclusive culture. Connect with me on Twitter @Coachhr
Episodes
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Episode 3: Robert Gerst shares 3 lessons that led to a successful life
14/11/2018 Duration: 32minThere’s so much content focused on creating a career plan but a lot less on how to navigate the twists and turns your life presents. So why do some people seem to attract more good breaks than others? Robert “Bob” Gerst has been a senior executive for over 25 years and an adjunct professor for about as long. In this podcast, he shares his guiding principles and how he used them to stay at the top of his game, even as if life. Robert “Bob” Gerst is currently the VP, Human Resources at John I. Haas. Bob grew up on an Iowa farm and, over his life, has traveled the world. From the data-rich world of Las Vegas gaming to one of the world’s leading real estate enterprises Jones Lang LaSalle to brewing beer and teaching new leaders what it means to be a principle led person, Bob tells a wonderful story of his life, lessons learned, and the 3 questions everyone must answer if you want a successful career.
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Episode 2: Working While Black: Navigating Your Career In A White World of Work
14/11/2018 Duration: 32minNathaniel “Nat” Alston has a successful track record of success by handling subtle but offensive comments, actions, and stereotypes that keep us from achieving executive levels. Our conversation is filled with practical suggestions for black Americans to develop mental awareness, a psychological game plan, and an increased level of business savvy in order to negotiate the minefield of the white work world. Listen to get at least 4 things you can do to do to stay on your career track. Included are commonsense scenarios and real-life solutions that will help every marginalized person handle gutless bosses, overbearing and hateful colleagues, or being the only minority or woman in an all-white workplace.
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Episode 1: Why listen to Closing The Gap
14/11/2018 Duration: 01minClosing the Gap with Denise Cooper share the life stories from ordinary people who realize success is achieve because of your conviction, belief and approach in other words your mindset. Each has learned how to become a skilled agent for positive change and thrive in the midst of chaos. Join us as my guests share how they use 4 principles of success – context, choices, bridging perspectives and mastering relationships - to disrupt the status quo and thrive during the chaos of change. Closing the Gap with Denise Cooper is hosted by Megaphone.fm. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher Radio, Google Play, and Tune In so you won't miss an episode Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://megaphone.fm/adchoices (megaphone.fm/adchoices)