Nice with Dave Delaney - leadership, communication, retention, culture.
Dave Delaney
60 episodes
2 months ago
What does it take to become an acclaimed business leader?
How can you use the Nice Method to retain talent and improve communication and company culture?
“Nice” is a show filled with candid conversations about communication, collaboration, community, kindness, and *nice* leadership.
Join keynote speaker, author, and founder of Futureforth.com, Dave Delaney, as he speaks with brilliant minds in business and life to discuss topics like the Great Resignation, employee retention, company culture, leadership growth, human capital, kindness and empathy, and much more.
Guests include Robin Dunbar of "Dunbar's Number" fame, Close-up Magician of the Year Award recipient and world-famous blind card mechanic Richard Turner, New York Times's bestselling author Chris Brogan, plus Harry S. Campbell, Tamsen Webster, Denise Jacobs, Lisa Cummings, Laura Gassner Otting, Liane Davey, Marcus Whitney, Scott Monty, and many more.
Expect plenty of laughs and ah-ha moments as Dave speaks casually with his smart guests.
❤️ Are you a friend of the Nice Podcast? Visit friend.nicepodcast.co
The theme song is “Little Jane May,” and the end song is “Funny Feeling” by AlistairChristl.ca
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What does it take to become an acclaimed business leader?
How can you use the Nice Method to retain talent and improve communication and company culture?
“Nice” is a show filled with candid conversations about communication, collaboration, community, kindness, and *nice* leadership.
Join keynote speaker, author, and founder of Futureforth.com, Dave Delaney, as he speaks with brilliant minds in business and life to discuss topics like the Great Resignation, employee retention, company culture, leadership growth, human capital, kindness and empathy, and much more.
Guests include Robin Dunbar of "Dunbar's Number" fame, Close-up Magician of the Year Award recipient and world-famous blind card mechanic Richard Turner, New York Times's bestselling author Chris Brogan, plus Harry S. Campbell, Tamsen Webster, Denise Jacobs, Lisa Cummings, Laura Gassner Otting, Liane Davey, Marcus Whitney, Scott Monty, and many more.
Expect plenty of laughs and ah-ha moments as Dave speaks casually with his smart guests.
❤️ Are you a friend of the Nice Podcast? Visit friend.nicepodcast.co
The theme song is “Little Jane May,” and the end song is “Funny Feeling” by AlistairChristl.ca
#50 Productivity, sensitive people, and expectations with Clare Kumar
Nice with Dave Delaney - leadership, communication, retention, culture.
58 minutes
2 years ago
#50 Productivity, sensitive people, and expectations with Clare Kumar
The Nice Podcast is brought to you by Futureforth.com. We teach leaders to improve employee retention, communication, and culture with the Nice Method™.
Clare Kumar is a productivity catalyst and highly sensitive executive coach and speaker who helps professionals improve productivity and well-being while avoiding exhaustion and burnout. Clare also hosts the Happy Space Podcast.
What we talked about...
On fresh starts.
Intentional living can begin at any time.
Productivity CPR: Compass. Performance. Rituals.
Pay it forward activities.
Things you can do to make your future self thankful.
Setting expectations.
The Master Communicator’s Secret Weapon.
David Bowie the Archer (Image).
Career choices and a culture of overwork.
Connecting people to their capacity and finding the voice to say they can’t take on more work.
How to decide what to say “yes” to.
Tune in before you lean in.
Slow down and change your perception.
Karen Ward.
Adam Grant - Thank Again.
David McRaney - How Minds Change and You Are Not So Smart podcast.
How we can approach highly sensitive people on our teams.
One in five people is genetically wired to be more sensitive.
SEED. Sensitivity to simulation, Empathy, Emotional responsiveness, and Depth of processing.
Susan Kaine’s books.
Introverts and extroverts.
How to deal with anxiety.
On compassion and advocating for others.
Lessons learned from being a restaurant server.
READ The Highly Sensitive Person: How to Thrive When the World Overwhelms You by Elaine N. Aron.
FEZIBO Standing Desk.
Visit ClareKumar.com to say hello and learn more.
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🎸 Theme song is “Little Jane May,” and the end song is “Funny Feeling” by AlistairChristl.ca.
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Nice with Dave Delaney - leadership, communication, retention, culture.
What does it take to become an acclaimed business leader?
How can you use the Nice Method to retain talent and improve communication and company culture?
“Nice” is a show filled with candid conversations about communication, collaboration, community, kindness, and *nice* leadership.
Join keynote speaker, author, and founder of Futureforth.com, Dave Delaney, as he speaks with brilliant minds in business and life to discuss topics like the Great Resignation, employee retention, company culture, leadership growth, human capital, kindness and empathy, and much more.
Guests include Robin Dunbar of "Dunbar's Number" fame, Close-up Magician of the Year Award recipient and world-famous blind card mechanic Richard Turner, New York Times's bestselling author Chris Brogan, plus Harry S. Campbell, Tamsen Webster, Denise Jacobs, Lisa Cummings, Laura Gassner Otting, Liane Davey, Marcus Whitney, Scott Monty, and many more.
Expect plenty of laughs and ah-ha moments as Dave speaks casually with his smart guests.
❤️ Are you a friend of the Nice Podcast? Visit friend.nicepodcast.co
The theme song is “Little Jane May,” and the end song is “Funny Feeling” by AlistairChristl.ca
