Collaboration can make all the difference to your company's success. Trust, balancing power dynamics, and the relationships amongst your team are just a few of the things that create a conducive environment.
Starting off with hearing about Abigail's soccer experiences so far this summer starts the translation between athletics and how a business team performs.
Natural Lifemanship and the Fundamentals course.
Taking a lot of "shots" in your work and how that positive collaboration amongst your team can bring remarkable success and monetary improvements.
Patrick shares a Jiu Jitsu story of his sensei's experience at the World Championships. The transition of being the competitor to the teacher. (You might think of this as moving from the do-er of your job to a manager.)
Brenda Ellington Booth from Kellogg at Northwestern University. You can find her article on coaching people as a manager here.
Jim Moats and the study with the University of Washington can be found in his book.
Jiu Jitsu teaches you how to be a good partner and learning how to take care of your partner. How does this translate to the teams in your company?
Teasing, sarcasm, and mocking in teams.
Casa de Luz, the very "Keep Austin Weird" restaurant.
Study of the business coexisting with the Study of the Self. Get ready for Abigail's ACL tear analogy.
Our businesses rest and ultimately come down to the people, especially the leader, because at the end of the day all decisions flow through them.
The 3 Forces of Resistance Questions.
An example of how the leaders setting the tone for the company creates an amazing CX.
The Linkedin post between Patrick and John van der Steur.
How hormones cortisol, dopamine, oxytocin interact when we're completing tasks.
Living from the Edge of the Inside - Jim Moats
Traction - Gino Wickman
The EOS Life: How to Live Your Ideal Entrepreneurial Life - Gino Wickman
The Power of Polarities: An Innovative Method to Transform Individuals, Teams, and Organizations - John van der Steur
Browse all books we've mentioned on the podcast here.
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