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Shiftward: How Small Shifts Create Sustainable Change
· 29 min · Episode 27
Episode Shiftward: How Small Shifts Create Sustainable Change
Shiftward: How Small Shifts Create Sustainable Change
Summary
In this episode of the Amplify Speakers podcast, host Chris Sund interviews Rich Bracken. He shares his journey from being a DJ to a keynote speaker, emphasizing the importance of emotional intelligence in leadership and organizational culture. Discover practical insights on change management, performance, and how investing in emotional skills can lead to a 22x ROI.
Takeaways
· Rich Bracken's transition from DJ to speaker
· The role of emotional intelligence in leadership
· Change management and making change stick
· The impact of organizational culture on performance
· Practical tips for improving emotional skills
· The significance of psychological safety in teams
· Rich's book 'Shift Word' on adaptability and change
· The power of engaging and moving audiences
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Rich Bracken
01:12 From DJ to Keynote Speaker
04:03 Creating Memorable Experiences
07:36 Understanding Emotional Intelligence
10:38 The Launch of 'Shift Word'
14:50 Focus on the Feeling
18:38 The Importance of Emotional Metrics
21:37 Valuing Employees and Building Culture
24:14 Investing in Emotional Intelligence for Success
Quotes
"Up to 58% of your performance is dictated by emotional intelligence."
"Focus on the feeling, not just the numbers."
"Invest in emotional intelligence for a 22x ROI."
Links
Rich Bracken’s Profile:
https://amplifyspeakers.com/rich-bracken/
Rich Bracken’s Website:
https://www.richbracken.com/
Rich Bracken’s LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rich-bracken
Rich Bracken’s Book:
https://www.richbracken.com/book
Transcript
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