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Episode 185: Michael and Kathryn talk with author David Allison about the importance of valuegraphics in business and marketing. If you can speak into the hearts of your customers by knowing their shared values, wouldn't you want to? Find out the...
Episode 184: How well can you predict the future? Michael and Kathryn discuss how to measure your decision-making and strategic thinking capacity. Whether you need to hire people who are a right fit for your company, or want to improve the...
Episode 183: Michael and Kathryn outline the 5 areas that guarantee strong and effective leadership: Relating, Self-awareness, Systems-awareness, Achieving, and Authenticity. If you are curious about how your leadership skills rate when it comes to...
Episode 182: Michael and Kathryn get vulnerable and share their true struggles as business owners and leaders. Part of avoiding burnout is being able to step back to gain some needed perspective. If you've ever struggled to find margin in your time...
Episode 181: Michael and Kathryn explore four ways business leaders can evaluate and overcome fatigue. Burnout can easily sneak up on you if you aren't careful, so get tips for preventing and overcoming mental, emotional, and physical fatigue by...
Episode 180: Michael and Kathryn explain the concept of VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity) and four ways your company can combat it. If you want practical tools that will both ease your anxiety and steer your business in the right...
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