30 min
Curiosity and Collaboration with Jodi Brandstetter Unconventional Leadership Podcast
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- Careers
Every entrepreneur has a story, but not everyone has the ability to write a complete book about it. Collaborating is a great way to share your story and expertise in conjunction with others in a similar field. Jodi Brandstetter joins us on the Unconventional Leadership Podcast to share her knowledge in the realm of collaboration. A key element to developing your story is curiosity. Asking questions and seeking answers helps you develop yourself and those around you. Get to know yourself, and your team so you can build a brand that is recognizable. Tune in to the podcast to dive deeper into these topics!
Find Jodi Brandstetter online at: https://jodibrandstetter.com/
Quotes from the Episode:
If you are not willing to ask questions or Google something to find out what's happening, you are really going to be stuck in your career.
Once you really can see what curiosity can do for you, then you should absolutely be pulling that out of your team, letting them explore, and be able to do what they want to do. Let them fail.
You have to accept that you have that inner critic. You have to listen to it, but it doesn't define you.
A collective is an opportunity for someone who wants to become an author, but they do not want to write a book alone.
There's a lot of time, energy, effort, and money to writing your own book. A collective book gives you the opportunity to write with other authors.
Branding is understanding who you are, what drives you, what motivates you, what makes you- you, and then being able to highlight that to the world so people can really understand who you are.
Truly understanding your gifts, your passions, your strengths, and your weaknesses is really going to help you with your profession.
Every human has a brand. It's a matter of how we manage it and how we lead it.
There are some amazing stories that people don't even know that they have.
Ask a question or leave a comment at: https://forms.clickup.com/2253800/f/24rz8-20340/XTWGWO599F6S42X0JU
Resources:
Matthew Kelly "The Dream Manager"
Jodi Brandstetter "Breaking Through"
Mike Sipple Jr. | LinkedIn | Twitter
Jodi Brandstetter | LinkedIn
Every entrepreneur has a story, but not everyone has the ability to write a complete book about it. Collaborating is a great way to share your story and expertise in conjunction with others in a similar field. Jodi Brandstetter joins us on the Unconventional Leadership Podcast to share her knowledge in the realm of collaboration. A key element to developing your story is curiosity. Asking questions and seeking answers helps you develop yourself and those around you. Get to know yourself, and your team so you can build a brand that is recognizable. Tune in to the podcast to dive deeper into these topics!
Find Jodi Brandstetter online at: https://jodibrandstetter.com/
Quotes from the Episode:
If you are not willing to ask questions or Google something to find out what's happening, you are really going to be stuck in your career.
Once you really can see what curiosity can do for you, then you should absolutely be pulling that out of your team, letting them explore, and be able to do what they want to do. Let them fail.
You have to accept that you have that inner critic. You have to listen to it, but it doesn't define you.
A collective is an opportunity for someone who wants to become an author, but they do not want to write a book alone.
There's a lot of time, energy, effort, and money to writing your own book. A collective book gives you the opportunity to write with other authors.
Branding is understanding who you are, what drives you, what motivates you, what makes you- you, and then being able to highlight that to the world so people can really understand who you are.
Truly understanding your gifts, your passions, your strengths, and your weaknesses is really going to help you with your profession.
Every human has a brand. It's a matter of how we manage it and how we lead it.
There are some amazing stories that people don't even know that they have.
Ask a question or leave a comment at: https://forms.clickup.com/2253800/f/24rz8-20340/XTWGWO599F6S42X0JU
Resources:
Matthew Kelly "The Dream Manager"
Jodi Brandstetter "Breaking Through"
Mike Sipple Jr. | LinkedIn | Twitter
Jodi Brandstetter | LinkedIn
30 min