We’re hosting a leadership workshop in Dallas today at SMU. A great group of L&D professionals across a wide spectrum of industries.
L&D Workshop in Dallas, TX
L&D Workshop in Sandy, Utah
We had another great workshop with business leaders in the Greater Salt Lake area. As part of this workshop, we shared our Myth-Making module, which explores the Dunning-Kruger Effect, cognitive bias, and how to spot costly organizational myths.
L&D Workshop in Draper, Utah
We had another great workshop, hosted by Academy Mortgage today.
We shared two modules:
The Cost of Incivility & The Trouble with Multitasking.
A Morning with L&D Professionals
“When I reviewed your website I was absolutely intrigued. After experiencing your workshop, you exceeded my expectations. The quick hit of microtraining is exactly what individuals and organizations need right now. I believe you have the right balance of substance and interactive/experiential learning.”
In our highly-sought-after workshop, L&D professionals experienced 3 of our popular courses aimed at helping organizations develop higher work IQ’s, improved decision-making skills, and enhanced empathy.
With over 40 modules [and growing] in our library, they experienced 3 micro learning modules on the following topics:
THE COST OF INCIVILITY
An introductory course that explores several facets of incivility and its effect on team dynamics.
THe trouble with multitasking
How to break multi-tasking’s illusion of productivity and gain productive control.
CHANNELING NEGATIVITY
How to understand and channel negative energy in productive ways.
Sales Development Team
We had a short trip to Puerto Vallarta to interview, select and train two dedicated outbound sales development reps.
We’re hosting a live workshop for executives next Thursday in Dallas. Chris Kendrick will be facilitating our workshop. The courses we’ll be sharing are:
THE COST OF INCIVILITY
An introductory course that explores several facets of incivility and its effect on team dynamics.
MONOTASKING
How to break multi-tasking’s illusion of productivity and gain productive control.
CHANNELING NEGATIVITY
How to understand and channel negative energy in productive ways.
Our live workshop is filled with brilliant insights, useful tools, and tips on how to best engage your teams. Rest assured you’ll walk away with quality tools and insights on moving the needle with your organizations.
“One of the conference’s star performers. Chris’s energy and sincerity kept the audience engaged from intro to wrap-up. He balanced humor and serious anecdotes with a personal style that made everyone true believers.”
Chris Kendrick is a consultant, speaker and trainer with two decades experience helping organizations large and small solve the “Culture Equation.”
His work with corporations across the world, like Bank of America, OfficeMax, Ford, Subaru, and American Express give him a unique insight into many of the problems today’s businesses face.
Chris was a contributing writer on the book The Daily Carrot Principle, a handbook for daily employee recognition.
In his spare time Chris enjoys photography, 4 children, and…acting! He was in an episode of “ER” and once had a scene with Anthony Hopkins. He also once met Bobby Brown in the Dallas Airport.
Live Workshop | February 14 | Dallas, Texas
Join Us for a Live Workshop
Are you looking for an innovative solution for age-old business challenges? In our highly-sought-after workshop, you’ll experience 3 of our popular courses aimed at helping organizations develop higher work IQ’s, improved decision-making skills, and enhanced empathy.
With over 40 modules [and growing] in our library, you’ll experience 3 micro learning modules on the following topics:
THE COST OF INCIVILITY
An introductory course that explores several facets of incivility and its effect on team dynamics.
MONOTASKING
How to break multi-tasking’s illusion of productivity and gain productive control.
CHANNELING NEGATIVITY
How to understand and channel negative energy in productive ways.
WHERE: 3010 LBJ Freeway, Suite 1200
Dallas, TX 75234
WHEN: February 14th, 2019
TIME: 9:00 AM to Noon
Webinar on The Cost of Incivility
We had an amazing webinar with participants from the health care, auto, broadcast, and financial services industries.
4 Gifts Your Loved Ones Will Always Remember
It's easy to get lost in your checklist of things to do prior to the holidays. And sometimes we get so busy buying and wrapping presents, we lose sight of the most important gifts. These gifts don’t cost money, but they do require our attention.
Here are four gifts your loved ones will always remember:
GIFT #1: GIVE YOUR TIME AND ATTENTION
It’s been said, “The greatest gift you can give someone is your time. Because when you give your time, you are giving a portion of your life that you will never get back.” This holiday, try and make an extra effort to give more of your time and attention to those closest to you. You won't regret it and it will be noticed by the ones you love. Few things say “I love you” or “I care” more than giving someone your time and attention.
GIFT #2: INVITE FRIENDS AND FAMILY
Inviting friends and family to some of your holiday events is a great way to create memories that will last a lifetime. This holiday, think about someone you care about and invite them over for dinner, conversation, and good old-fashioned company. Think of someone who is alone for the holidays (a widow, divorcee, or someone that is struggling) your gift of friendship and company will mean a great deal. Alternatively, go visit someone who is alone at their place.
GIFT #3: PLAY GAMES TOGETHER
Playing games together is a gift! Whether you're into charades, Monopoly, or other group games, you'll be surprised (maybe even reminded) what a gift laughter can be. Some of our favorite memories in life are the times we spent around a kitchen table or the living room having fun with our loved ones.
GIFT #4: SAY WHAT NEEDS TO BE SAID
Perhaps one of the most underrated gifts we can give each other is saying what needs to be said. A simple, “I’m sorry” to someone we may have offended is a beautiful gift of reconciliation and connection. Looking someone in the eye and saying, “Thank you.” Saying, “I care about you” or “I love you" is another way to connect with others hearts.
Certainly, there are many other gifts we can give each other that don't cost money and these were just four examples. As the holidays draw near, consider your own situation in life and think about giving the kinds of gifts that really matter - the kinds you cannot touch or see.
The greatest gifts, it turns out,
don't sit under the tree
and best of all, they’re free.
Warm wishes,
The Values Worth Sharing Team
5 Ways to Show Gratitude this Thanksgiving
As Thanksgiving approaches, we can't help but think about everything we're grateful for. Yet, sometimes it's easy to simply think of the people and things we're grateful for and stop there.
When our team took a moment to think about the very title of the holiday, thanks and giving are two distinct ideas. Two separate actions - when combined, make for a more meaningful experience.
So, in the spirit of Thanksgiving, we've compiled a list of 5 things we can do to not simply feel gratitude, but show it through some very simple actions.
If you're looking for ways to deepen your connections with family and friends this year, consider trying any or all of these 5 tips. You won't regret it. We promise.
#valuesworthsharing #thanksgiving #gratitude
Political Manners
Introducing our political manners series.
Incivility isn't just a workplace problem - it's a human problem and its poison can be seen at home, at play, and in our politics.
Because the mid-term elections are around the corner, our team put together a series of illustrations that remind us to be civil, to be mindful of others, and to basically be good humans.
Isn't it about time for civility?Because the mid-term elections are around the corner, our team put together a series of illustrations that remind us to be civil, to be mindful of others, and to basically be good humans.
Isn't it about time for civility?