| Barack Obama's campaign was a playbook for politicians on how to mobilize the masses and win against all odds. But the application to business is also evident. What can leaders learn from Obama about connecting with their customers. Barry Libert is the founder of a company that helps 14,000 organizations do just that. He joins Brad do discuss just what it takes to create a sense of community with your customers and your employees. |
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Read more... [Barry Libert - Barack, Inc]
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When the fathers of The Balanced Scorecard (Robert Kaplan and David Norton) put the stamp of approval on your work, you know that you're on to something. During this interview, Bruno and Joey and Brad work through the six stages of performance management. They also discuss why companies seem to have problems creating a culture of performance. Links: pminsight.blogspot.com Books: Drive Business Performance: Enabling a Culture of Intelligent Execution Comment from Bruno Aziza It was just fantastic. We both enjoyed talking with Brad and he is clearly very knowledgeable of our space. Great chemistry. We wish we would have had more time! Thanks!
Bruno Aziza Co-Author of Drive Business Performance Comment from Joey Fitts We really enjoyed it. Brad is a fantastic interviewer - he does a great job of serving both his listeners & guests very well. We appreciated that he took the time to understand our content & really focused on leading us through the call so we could cover our material. Excellent host & interviewer!
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A little white lie seems harmless enough. But is it? Can small cracks in our conscience grow into something much more serious. Does a little fib on a resume result begin a path to uncontrollable lying? It might not be that bad, but Clinton Korver, an expert on ethics shares with us how these small rationalizations can deeply affect our character. Big Ideas: - Our ability to tell the truth, in the right way and when it is useful can serve to create much deeper and stronger relationships
- Developing and solidifying your own personal code of ethics can help you live a happier, more fulfilling life
Links: ethicsfortherealworld.com Books: Ethics for the Real World Comment from Clinton Korver: The Brad Brooks show has been one of my most enjoyable interviews. Brad was prepared, asked great questions, and took the interview in unexpected and fun directions. Thank you for the opportunity to be on your show.  | 
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In speech after speech, Barack Obama has “fired up” millions of enthusiastic supporters with his inspiring vision, rousing rhetoric, and charismatic presence His outstanding communication skills gave rise to an unprecedented political movement and fueled Obama’s success in becoming the first African American presidential nominee of a major U.S. political party. - What techniques can we learn from one of the most powerful communicators in history?
- What does Barack Obama do to create a powerful first impression?
- How does he use repetition to drive his point home?
Books: Say It Like Obama: The Power of Speaking with Purpose and Vision | 
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Soaring gas prices and a tight labour economy are forcing employers to look at new ways to attract and keep staff. Unfortunately, simply sending workers home and telling them that they're telecommuters is a recipe for disaster. Dr. Karen Sobel Lojeski helps companies navigate these treacherous waters. During her conversation with Brad, she describes the causes of the problems and gives some practical steps a struggling manager can take to improve performance. Links: Virtual Distance International Future of Thought Conference Managing Virtual Distance (one day seminar) Books: Uniting the Virtual Workforce: Transforming Leadership and Innovation in the Globally Integrated Enterprise Comment from Karen Sobel Lojeski: Being a guest on The Brad Brooks Show was one of the best experiences I have had in a "virtual" media setting. I have participated in literally dozens of webinars, video conferences, television appearances and even virtual world presentations. But Brad's style and keen aplomb in conducting an interview is unmatched. Brad uses a conversational yet elegant style which made it simple and easy to discuss important issues. So too, he was extremely well prepared and was quick to take our discussion, discern key points, and make them relevant to the every day situations of the listeners. I am honored to have been chosen as a guest for the program and hope that we will have a chance to work together again.
Karen Sobel Lojeski, Ph.D. Author – "Uniting the Virtual Workforce: Transforming Leadership and Innovation in the Globally Integrated Enterprise" Public Speaker Executive Advisor and Consultant on Digital Age Transformation, Leadership, and Innovation | 
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The world's top companies recognize that people are their biggest asset.
The question that most of us have is "How can we really leverage it?" Join Brad and Laird Post as they discuss the strategies and tactics used by top firms from all over the planet. |
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Read more... [Laird Post - Capturing the People Advantage]
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Omar is the founder and senior partner of Sensei International, a global innovator in personal and leadership development, operating in the United Kingdom, the Americas, the Far East, the Middle East and South Asia. Khan's background, from his birth in Cairo to his travels as the son of a Pakistani diplomat growing up in New York, Kuwait, Germany, Holland, and Japan, gives him the global viewpoint that drives his vision today. His previous books include Synergy and Timeless Leadership, his articles have appeared in major publications, and he is an exceptional speaker in demand throughout the world. Global leadership consultant Omar Khan explains why and how many companies kill their employees' passion even if they don't mean to. They hire passionate people and, within a few months, they kill it with endless meetings, boring emails, and meaningless jargon about "motivating" people. Omar discusses what leaders can do to liberate passion instead by building meaningful, authentic relationships throughout their organizations. We think your listeners will be especially interested during this time when economic turmoil is beginning to sink morale in many workplaces. |
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Read more... [Omar Khan - Liberating Passion]
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