Humans, Now and Then Rebecca Scott

Let's be honest: the core principles of leadership are evolving, by necessity. So, in this disrupted landscape, how can leaders best support their teams while successfully demonstrating their company's values? In this episode, I speak to Gordon Tredgold, CEO of Leadership Principles and one of the world's top leadership experts, about how our significantly disrupted world has impacted leadership, and why it's important that we simplify complex processes so that people can be successful.
 
Gordon Tredgold has been listed as a Top 10 Leadership Expert by Global Gurus, and a Top 100 Leadership Expert by Inc.  Go to gordontredgold.com to learn more about his work, as well as his renowned leadership blog.
 
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We often hear about the importance of building strong networks on our path to success. However, we may not always get the best advice on how to do this, which could lead to driving people away instead of building strong relationships that last.  In this episode, I speak to Jordan Harbinger, networking expert and host of the Jordan Harbinger Show, about the importance of building networks based on trust, and one common trait shared by the most successful people: they  leverage strong systems that keep them moving forward.
Episode Notes:
Check out Jordan's FREE 6 Minute Networking course on his website at jordanharbinger.com. 
Also, check out the Jordan Harbinger Show wherever you stream your podcasts.
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During challenging times, we often fall into the trap of focusing on what we lack, that we don't have enough of something, like money, success, or time. But what if instead, we put ourselves in a place of gratitude, and allow ourselves to pursue those things that align to our purpose, those things that make the world a better place?  In this episode, I speak to professional life coach Ryan Stanley about the importance of gratitude, and the power of stepping into who we are, our unique selves.
Visit ryanstanley.com to learn more about his amazing work and to find his book.
Episode Notes:
During the call, Ryan mentions Dr. Joe Dispenza. You can learn more about Dr. Dispenza at drjoedispenza.com
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It is a fascinating and challenging time to be in marketing. The technology landscape is rapidly growing, but maybe not as fast as the growing concerns about consumer privacy. So, how to companies continue their marketing journey into the future while maintaining the trust of consumers?  In this episode, I speak to JC Granger, CEO of Infinity Marketing Group, about the future of marketing, and how to consider balancing that with consumer trust and privacy.
Bio:
J.C. has 20 years in digital marketing experience. He launched his agency in 2011 and finds particular joy in empowering tech companies to grow while discovering exponential digital sales success. J.C is a passionate and skilled marketer who takes pride in Infinity Marketing Group’s ability to deliver a comprehensive ROI for its clients.
https://www.infinitymgroup.com/
 
Resources:
Future of BizTech Podcast https://www.infinitymgroup.com/the-future-of-biztech-podcast/
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We all like a great story.  A great story captures our attention, pulls us in, captures our imagination and evokes strong emotions that help us connect to the characters and their experiences.  So, how can you tell such a story about yourself or your organization? In this episode, I speak to Gordon Locke, President of Pace Communications, about the importance of effective storytelling, and how strong emotion compels us to connect to and believe in the stories that we hear.
Bio:
Gordon Price Locke is a veteran of storytelling and an expert on emerging trends and technology in the brand story space. He is President on one of the largest independent agencies in North America, Pace, specializing in integrated marketing and brand story development. Gordon has served as a VP, SVP and CMO in marketing and communications roles with leading brands such as Hawaiian Airlines, Sabre/Travelocity, Rosenbluth-American Express. He began his career as a writer and photographer and his journey has taken him to 40+ countries and residencies in Washington, DC, Honolulu, Dallas and now Greensboro, NC.
 
Resources:
Brand Attachment—Building Emotional connects Across the Customer Journey: https://www.paceco.com/whitepapers/brand-attachment
 
BB&T Bank Life Changing Decisions Video:
BB&T BANK - LIFE CHANGING DECISIONS
 
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Massive disruption typically comes with both needs and opportunities for change. So, under challenging circumstances, how can organizations effectively address change during challenging times? And, is is possible to do so while avoiding and addressing the potential for burnout? In this episode, I speak to Robert Bogue, business leader, author and public speaker, about how organizations can address critical change initiatives with confidence in order to achieve success.
 
Bio:
Robert Bogue has a driving passion for delivering solutions through both teaching and learning. His drive for resolving problems is fueled by his creativity and innovation to find solutions that others cannot. A business owner and community leader for over 10 years and 17-time Microsoft MVP, he has authored 27 books and edited over 100 additional books. He knows how to ignite engagement, stop from burning out, and freeze a snowballing conflict in its tracks.
 
Rob's Confident Change Management Course: confidentchangemanagement.com
Six Keys to Confident Change Management book
Rob's website to help combat burnout: Extinguishburnout.com
 
Resources:
Rob's SharePoint Shephard's Guide for End Users:
www.sharepointshepherd.com/
 
You can find out more about the following at confidentchangemanagement.com:
Kurt Lewin's Change Management Model Dr. John Kotter's 8-Step Process for Leading Change The Prosci ADKAR change management model The William Bridges Transition Model Wicked Problems was a concept developed by Horst Rittel and Melvin Webber More information about Ethnography Subscribe to Humans, Now and Then wherever you stream.
 
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