🗣 "If you had a billboard that millions of people would see, what would you put on it?" It's one of the most interesting questions asked of guests on #TheICPodcast. And this week's guest Linda Zebian had an insightful take on the importance of brevity for internal communicators. The lesson? Use. Fewer. Words. ✍ Tune into the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/etQ7-zwM
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This week's episode of ON AIR: With Owen is out now! 🎙️ Today, Neil Finnie and I are discussing the importance of being in office for client visits and the significance of thanking those who show up and engage, and educating those who don’t. Watch the full episode here: https://bit.ly/4bxpXyA We'd love to hear your thoughts! If you have questions, topics you want us to cover, or if you're a business owner interested in joining our conversation, drop a comment or send me a message. #BusinessPodcast
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🚨 New Episode Alert 🚨 Lex Talk About It episode #36 is officially out now! This week, the guys sat down to talk about developing departments in a business. Join them as they explore the various departments at Lexington, and offer valuable insights and strategies that can be applied to any organization looking to strength its internal structures! Watch now on YouTube and don’t forget to subscribe! https://lnkd.in/ee8g-n2S #newpodcast #businesstips #smallbusinesstips #businesspodcast #developingdepartments #lexingtoncapitalholdings
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🤔 Your Take: Realistic Goals or Relevant Ambitions? 🤔 The Question Is... sparks the debate: Is it more vital for your goals to be Realistic or Relevant? We're curious about your stance before tuning into our deep dive on the R in SMART! Comment below with your perspective, and let's compare notes after the episode. Are you team Realistic or team Relevant? Full episode is available here: https://lnkd.in/eerSZRfn #InteractivePodcast #SMARTGoals #YourOpinionMatters
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#OutlookPodcast | Tune in to the 3rd episode of "Strategic Minds," releasing tomorrow on October 25th. This episode will feature Sanjeev Sanyal, member of the PM-EAC, in conversation with Neeraj Thakur, Editor at #OutlookBusiness. #StrategicMinds #SanjeevSanyal
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To learn from your mistakes you need to take the time to evaluate what went wrong and where you could have done better. Honest self-reflection is the most difficult thing that we can do. It is easier to point fingers at the process, another person or anything that shifts away from us. Growth comes through self examination.
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3 things people do when making a mistake: 1. They resolve that they will never make another — that’s foolish. 2. They let mistakes make cowards of them — that’s fatal. 3. They are secure enough to learn from their mistakes — that’s fruitful. Don’t miss this week’s episode of the #MaxwellPodcast! Available now on all platforms.
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There is no doubt about it, if LinkedIn handed out badges for people who made the most mistakes, mine would be platinum. The difference is I do not allow it to discourage me from future risks. We must accept the fact that mistakes are going to happen but from them comes valuable lessons which leads to innovation and growth. #leadership #highereducationleadership
Leadership Expert | Trainer of 10+ Million Leaders | Certification Program For Leadership Development
3 things people do when making a mistake: 1. They resolve that they will never make another — that’s foolish. 2. They let mistakes make cowards of them — that’s fatal. 3. They are secure enough to learn from their mistakes — that’s fruitful. Don’t miss this week’s episode of the #MaxwellPodcast! Available now on all platforms.
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Maxwell Leadership Certified Trainer & Personal Brand Strategist, Therapist. "I assist B2C clients in makeovers & learning techniques for influencing & creating first impression to close deals and excel in interviews "
The idea that "a mistake is only a failure if you don't learn from it" emphasizes the value of learning and growth. Here's a deeper look at how to embrace this mindset: 1. **Growth Mindset**: Adopt a growth mindset, which is the belief that abilities and intelligence can be developed through dedication and hard work. This perspective views mistakes as opportunities to improve and learn. 2. **Reflect and Analyze**: When you make a mistake, take the time to reflect on what happened. Analyze the factors that led to the mistake and identify what can be done differently in the future. 3. **Extract Lessons**: Determine the lessons that can be learned from the mistake. Ask yourself questions like: - What did I do wrong? - What could I have done differently? - What will I do next time to avoid this mistake? 4. **Apply the Knowledge**: Use the insights gained from the mistake to make better decisions in the future. Implement changes in your approach, strategies, or behaviors based on what you've learned. 5. **Stay Positive**: Maintain a positive attitude towards mistakes. Recognize that everyone makes mistakes and that each mistake brings you closer to success by providing valuable learning experiences. 6. **Encourage Experimentation**: Embrace experimentation and taking calculated risks. Understand that making mistakes is a natural part of trying new things and innovating. 7. **Share Experiences**: Share your experiences and the lessons learned from your mistakes with others. This can help you reinforce the lessons and also provide valuable insights to others.
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3 things people do when making a mistake: 1. They resolve that they will never make another — that’s foolish. 2. They let mistakes make cowards of them — that’s fatal. 3. They are secure enough to learn from their mistakes — that’s fruitful. Don’t miss this week’s episode of the #MaxwellPodcast! Available now on all platforms.
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Key insights often hold game-changing facts that can reshape your case story, filling gaps and strengthening your core argument. This clarity allows you and your client to truly understand the case, providing a better strategy roadmap. Learn how to uncover these critical details in our latest episode. (Link to full episode in the first comment) #LegalEducation #CaseFacts #AttorneySkills #ClientInterviews #CaseStrategy #LegalInsights #CompellingCases #LawPodcast
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