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Hosted by Lawrence Poole · business · EN · 36 episodes
Lawrence Poole tells springboard stories that explain how human capital becomes «creative capital». This allows audiences to grasp - from the story context - how complex issues can be managed and how problems can be solved.
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Lawrence Poole hosts The Jungle Times Podcast!, a business show with 36 episodes published.
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Episode #36
As most of you probably know, we are going through all kinds of changes. Systems everywhere are being revalued and structured. For this reason, podcast animator Lawrence Poole explains the 3 most important reasons why learning how to think strategically really matters. (05'55")
Episode #35
To become a Persuasive Communicator, you must increase your gravitas. Gravitas is the dignity, the seriousness and the sense of importance that make people respect and trust you. In this presentation, Lawrence Poole explains that people are persuaded to act in your favour if your voice is deep and energetic, and if you display sincere, positive emotions, or use a clear, moderately paced, voice and maintain an easy syntax and good grammar. (09:19) Download the FREE eBook - How to Win Friends and Influence People - by Dale Carnegie
Episode #34
A complex system emerges from 4 inherent conditions – 1. Diversity, 2. Connectivity, 3. Interdependence and 4. Adaptation. Diversity tells us that the greater the number of opinions the greater the complexity. The closer diverse parts are also increases complexity. So does whether the parts are free to respond how they want, and how do they adapt will increase the complexity of the result. In this presentation, Lawrence explains how we prosper by adjusting to the 9 principles of self-management. (07:43) Listen to Podcast #3 for a 1-hour presentation on How Nature Manages Complex Systems Also, download a FREE copy of James Carse's book - Finite And Infinite Games
Episode #33
In the workplace, an effective communication is essential to build a high-performing team, to reduce miscommunications, and to encourage collaboration between team members. In this presentation, Lawrence explains that, to be effective, we must understand the 4 pillars of an effective communication: Pillar #1 is "Intent" – if we see it as an edifice; Pillar #2. is "Attention" if we see as a challenge; The 3rd Pillar is called "Empathy" – and we should see it as a tool; and Pillar #4 is “Validation” – when we see it as personal power. (08:37) Also, download the FREE eBook Dealing With Difficult People by Roy Lilley
Episode #32
In a predator/prey environment, trust becomes an important tool because obeying Nature’s Survive & Prosper law depends on it. In their book The Trusted Leader, authors R. Galford and A.S. Drapeau point out strategic truths that should be considered whenever you deal with your fellow humans. In this podcast, animator Lawrence Poole discusses 9 of these truths. <p > </p> <p >Also, download the FREE eBook - The Art Of Strategy</p>
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