Toolbox Episodes

In today’s episode, we cover how important it is to meet new people and be comfortable with small-talk.

In today’s episode, we discuss with Judy Ringer the core psychological principles that cause unnecessary conflict and the different phases of conflict resolution. Judy Ringer is a conflict and communication skills professional, as well as the author of Turn Enemies into Allies: the Art of Peace in the workplace.

In today’s episode, we discuss the importance of leadership in our professional lives as well as personal, what traits are important for effective leadership, and what steps you can take to become a more effective leader.

In today’s episode, we cover the do’s and don’ts of storytelling, why storytelling is so pivotal to our history as a species, and what you can do today to improve your story-telling ability.

In this episode, we talk about the do’s and don’ts of networking, how to prepare for networking events, and how to approach networking events if you’re an introvert.

In this episode, we talk about networking, why the current definition has strayed from the original meaning, the biggest myths surrounding networking, and why having a curated network is so important in the first place.

Some of the most important decisions in your life involve negotiating with someone more experienced than you, so what can you do today to make sure you are well prepared for every negotiation to come?

The thought of negotiating can instill feelings of discomfort in many of us because we associate negotiating with trying to create a win for us and a loss for the person we are negotiating with, but how would that change if you had the knowledge and confidence to come up with a win-win for just about every negotiation you entered into?

We make decisions throughout every single day of our lives, but only a certain type of decision can lead to regret later on, so how can you identify those decisions before you make them, what can you do to minimize or eliminate any regret they may cause, and what can you do to become a better decision-maker?