174: The Cost of Not Paying Attention

174: The Cost of Not Paying Attention

174: The Cost of Not Paying Attention

Did you know that 91% of employees report that their manager doesn’t listen to them? Janine Hamner Holman shares this startling statistic along with many others in a conversation that will convince you why listening should be the #1 skill that’s taught, practiced, and mastered in the workplace.

Janine is an internationally recognized speaker, author, and expert on conscious leadership, DE&I, organizational development, neurobiology, and what it takes to attract and retain world-class talent. As CEO of the J&J Consulting Group, she brings more than 30 years’ experience to her work with purpose driven CEOs and executive teams to help them create courageous, high-performance organizations. Janine is also the host of an outstanding podcast, The Cost of Not Paying Attention.

You’ll discover:

  • How Janine helps clients integrate DEI into their culture so it’s not viewed or experienced as a “program”
  • The shared challenges that all organizations face, no matter what the size
  • What Janine has learned about brain science…and ways she applies that knowledge in her work with clients
  • The top 3 reasons people give for leaving their employer
  • Advice for attracting and retaining superior talent

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099: Change Your Brain to Change Your Triggers

099: Change Your Brain to Change Your Triggers

Do you sometimes get triggered by another person or a particular kind of situation? My wonderful guest Mary Simon is an expert on helping clients recognize their triggers and find ways to reduce the impact on their minds and bodies. Mary is a respected, trusted executive coach with 20 years of experience, and she’s coached leaders and teams in 17 different industries. She’s certified in brain science and neuroscience and is a former faculty member at The Wharton School of Business. In this fascinating conversation, Mary shares why reacting to triggers can be harmful to your health…and what you can do instead to reduce their impact.

You’ll discover:

  • Why Mary makes a distinction between brain science and neuroscience
  • How Mary helps clients become aware of words or events that trigger them
  • How to identify where in your body you become tense when you have a reaction to a situation
  • What you can do to respond to triggers in a way that serves you better
  • Why curiosity is the magic key for moving away from a trigger

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