It takes a village to build a LinkedIn Learning course. If you follow me, you probably know about my LinkedIn Learning courses. Or perhaps you’ve taken some of the fantastic courses by Dean Karrel, Chris Croft, Laura Bergells, or one of the many other amazing instructors. What you may not be aware of are all … Continue reading “How a LinkedIn Learning course is created through teamwork”
Category: Focused Business
Why Seinfeld is a source of inspiration in my career as a speaker
Jerry Seinfeld inspires me to be a better speaker. As a speaker, many may be surprised to learn that my favorite conferences to attend aren’t conferences at all. For me, my favorite source of inspiration to become a better speaker is a good comedy show! Now, we all know I’m not a comedian, although I … Continue reading “Why Seinfeld is a source of inspiration in my career as a speaker”
How to utilize social media productively in business
Social media is a double-edged sword in business. The online platform that social media provides is incredible and extremely effective for marketing your business when used properly. It can also be a huge source of distraction if you get lured down a bottomless rabbit hole. I’m in Carpinteria, CA filming a huge update for one … Continue reading “How to utilize social media productively in business”
Why multitasking aggravates the stress related to change management
“I don’t have time to deal with all these new changes!” The human brain is hard-wired to resist change, so it’s no surprise that change at the office can be stressful. Change can create panic and a feeling of being overwhelmed, which then kicks our “fight or flight” instinct into high gear. I spoke recently … Continue reading “Why multitasking aggravates the stress related to change management”
Why planning must come before scheduling for optimal productivity
Aren’t planning and scheduling the same thing? The words “planning” and “scheduling” are often used interchangeably, as if both have the same meaning or intention. The problem is they’re not the same, although they do go hand in hand. While speaking at an event in Phoenix, I had a chance to meet up with a … Continue reading “Why planning must come before scheduling for optimal productivity”