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Hosted by Lawrence Poole · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 34 episodes
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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.
Lawrence Poole hosts The Jungle Times Podcast!, a business show with 34 episodes published.
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
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, t
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 trut
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 trut
The deep wisdom that podcast animator Lawrence Poole learned in the jungles of Costa Rica includes that well known phrase: “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” Listen to his presentatio
The deep wisdom that podcast animator Lawrence Poole learned in the jungles of Costa Rica includes that well known phrase: “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” Listen to his presentatio
In 1996, hurricane Cesar caused awesome changes to the Southern Zone of Costa Rica. Because wisdom tells us that forewarned is forearmed, animator Lawrence Poole investigated change in terms of where it comes from, wheth
National Geographic used haunting photos to examine the state of our Biosphere from 3 perspectives - the Geologic science, the Ecologic disasters and the Time predictors. They concluded by saying - The challenges we face
Have you ever wondered why you don’t have an easier life? Worldwide, only 25-30% of people say that they are thriving. That means 70-75% of us are not. There are many subjective reasons why we are not... as many as the n
In the jungle, it's hard to find the attributes that are considered "leadership qualities". Ideas like integrity and empathy don’t necessarily play out in a predator/prey environment. The abilities that make leaders are
Changes in both Ecology and Economy are having huge impacts on our way of being. A real need exists in these jungle times for good governance - including fair, transparent, and accountable decision-making in the manageme
You don’t have to be a CEO to invest in team growth. However, every leader will profit to know that we gain most when we work to improve the performance of all our team members and collaborators. In this very brief prese
The ancient leaders of America wrote in stone - on steles and on structures - everything that we need to know about leadership, creative intelligence and personal power. The Olmec sorcerer/scientists recorded in stone th
Persistence is the least appreciated of the human qualities, and yet winners believe that it is the key to their success. Podcast animator Lawrence Poole explains 9 rules that will allow you to develop a culture of persi
Research shows us that some animals are very intelligent. They can not only recognize abstract concepts - like when things are similar or different - but they'll recognize themselves in a mirror or a photo. The differenc
The book "Blue Ocean Strategies" was written by W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne. Their book uses the term "ocean strategies" to describe the marketplace. It says that the usual market that most of us know and explore is
If you consider that the last thing someone involved in a crime wants you to do is to examine his or her doings more closely. Labelling such evil-doers as conspiracy theorists allows them to cloud the issues. They denigr
You will need 2 qualities to successfully navigate life: Courage and self-confidence. In this presentation I demystify those ideas and tell you how to acquire the two qualities. I'll also explain 4 kinds of courage and t
We humans have a sphere of awareness that is reacting to life's circumstances and events. However, we can also be co-creative with life itself. To do this, learn how to manage the random knowledge that you've acquired, b
This is Episode #17 of the podcast wherein I explain how human beings are not seeing a uniform vision of the world "out there", but rather are creating a subjective view from the neurological paradigms that they etch "in
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The Jungle Times Podcast! is hosted by Lawrence Poole. The show is categorised under business (society) and has published 34 episodes.
The Jungle Times Podcast! has published 34 episodes.
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