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Threading the Needle of Thought Leadership | Nora DePalma

Peter Winick

Shaping the conversation of topics that are not universally agreed on. Topics like climate change can be a hot button issue in discussions. So how can you deliver thought leadership on controversial topics without disengaging various portions of your audience? Otherwise, they are likely to tune out. Let’s begin.

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How To Reduce Worker Loneliness

Eric Jacobson

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, we began sharing our loneliness research with clients and were astonished by how large the appetite was for this topic. The pandemic had finally pulled back the curtain on the concealed topic of loneliness. Establish psychological safety using proportional conversations.

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Translating Complex Ideas into Compelling Stories | Rhea Wessel

Peter Winick

Rhea helps companies turn their subject-matter experts into thought leaders, enabling them to share their insights clearly, cohesively, and fluidly. Our conversation begins with a common issue: Should thought leaders give away their best insights for free? So in today’s conversation, I sit down with Rhea Wessel.

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A Working Relationship Curriculum

Ed Batista

Below is a set of articles that I've written over the years that comprise a curriculum organized around the following themes: FOUNDATIONS: A "starter kit" on a set of fundamental topics, from dialogue and coaching tools to empathy and cognitive biases. Note that feedback comes last, and that's by design. COMMUNICATION 2.1.

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Understanding and Creating Sustainable Thought Leadership | Christopher Fox

Peter Winick

In order to explore this topic, I’ve invited Christopher Fox. In today’s conversation, we’ll talk about audience attention, sustainable thought, leadership and partnerships needed to take the idea out to the world. Looking forward to the conversation. Let’s begin. Welcome to the show, Chris. They should.

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How Leaders Can Move Teams From Isolated To All In

Eric Jacobson

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, we began sharing our loneliness research with clients and were astonished by how large the appetite was for this topic. The pandemic had finally pulled back the curtain on the concealed topic of loneliness. Establish psychological safety using proportional conversations.

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Building Rapport: The First Step to Being a Great Manager

Get Lighthouse

As humans, we can be difficult creatures. However, feedback can be a sensitive subject. Questions and topics to lean on: What are your hobbies or interests outside work? These are best asked as part of a one-on-one, since that is a meeting that's already supposed to be focused on your team member, and is a private conversation.

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