Podcasts about affability

What happens when you combine legal expertise, LinkedIn creativity, and a Golden Retriever with serious charisma? In this milestone 50th episode, host Lara Quie chats with Yuankai Lin, Partner at RPC Premier Law in Singapore—and his four-legged co-star Buddy, the self-appointed Chief Happiness Officer.From navigating a legal career across prestigious firms to transforming business development through a unique personal brand on LinkedIn, Yuankai shares a refreshingly candid and inspiring journey. Discover how authenticity, creativity, and a bit of canine charm can build not only visibility but real-world legal opportunities.Whether you're a senior associate eyeing partnership, a junior lawyer exploring business development, or a seasoned practitioner curious about the power of personal branding—this episode is your guide to standing out in a saturated legal market.What you will learn: ·         The 4 A's Corporate Counsel Value Most: Learn why Affability often beats Ability when it comes to winning client trust.·         The Power of LinkedIn for Lawyers: Yuankai's tips on how to build a memorable and meaningful online presence—no hard sell needed.·         Buddy the Golden Retriever as a Branding Masterclass: How using light-hearted, story-driven posts made legal content more relatable—and led to real client referrals.·         From Private Practice to Partnership: Yuankai's transition journey, the pandemic pivot, and the lessons learned from building a book of business in isolation.·         Content with Personality Wins: Why your LinkedIn posts should reflect not just your expertise, but your human side—and how to find your voice.·         Advice for Aspiring Partners: How to think like a partner before becoming one, and how to start marketing yourself meaningfully without pressure.·         Internal Networking Matters Too: Why your LinkedIn activity can raise your visibility inside the firm just as much as outside it.·         Personal Branding Isn't Just for Influencers: Practical strategies for professionals to position themselves as approachable, memorable, and in-demand.We hope that you will enjoy listening to this episode. Please share it with your fellow lawyers and rate and review it to help others find it. Send us a textLara Q AssociatesA boutique business and executive coaching consultancyDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show Also: · If you liked this episode, please rate the show, and leave a review wherever you listen to your podcasts to help the Legal Genie reach a wider audience. · Look out for the next episode coming soon. You can connect with Lara Quie: · On LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/laraquie · Website: The Legal Genie Podcast (buzzsprout.com)

In this episode, Antony Barone Kolenc speaks with Dr. Anne DeSantis about using the virtue of affability to evangelize in the modern world, and we discuss her new non-fiction book, "The Virtue of Affability or Friendliness and its Relevance in Modern Evangelization."Anne's Website: https://www.annedesantis.com/

#20 - His Affability by Shaykh Ashhar Ali

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Studies of charisma suggest that there are two key dimensions of a charismatic person that researchers have called “affability” and “influence.” Affability reflects how likable someone is and influence relates to people's leadership ability and likelihood of motivating others to do something. We know not everyone possesses such traits but what is less obvious is that […] The post Charisma appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

Episode 0780 - Pseudo-Metta and the Limits of Affability (Click on the above link, or here, for audio.)Free-form comments on the importance of emotional authenticity and the futility of control-based maintenance of positive mental states. Subtle spiritual bypass & the 4 Brahma Viharas -- the linkage between self-trust, emotional intensity & access to inner power. Overview of current East-West

For my first episode I put Creative Director James Yeats Smith on the spot by introducing him to THE YES AGENCY - an agency he 'created' after noticing a gap in the market where he could overcome any client tension by simply saying Yes to every request. Their motto: Affability over Authenticity. Let's see how this pans out for him.

Dr. Neal ElAttrache is a renowned American orthopedic surgeon best known as the Lead Physician for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Rams — as well as his patents and innovation in sports medicine. As a leader, Neal believes strongly in the three “A's” — Affability, Availability, and Ability. Listen as David and Neal discuss why chasing passion is a sure way to set yourself up for failure and burnout, and that there's something better to chase. Show Notes Intro Finding joy in performing Tommy Johns surgery Growing up to become a surgeon Pursuing purpose over passion in your career How to think critically and sensitively as a surgeon What it's like serving as team physician for the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Dodgers Working with Baseball Hall of Famer Joe Torre, NFL coach Sean McVeigh, golfer Brooks Koepka, and the legendary Tom Brady How to be mentored and mentor others Lightning Round Advice for aspiring leaders Find the tools you need to become a better leader at https://davidnovakleadership.com and https://howleaderslead.com.

On todays episode we have a conversation with hip revision legend and teacher/speaker extraordinaire Dr. Aaron Rosenberg! He has positively affected so many lives over the years with his investment in his patients, students, research and industry. Check out his CV, he is one of the giants!https://www.rushortho.com/sites/default/files/Files/cvRosenberg-Aaron.pdfWe examine the "Affability" aspect of the three A's (Availability, Affability and Ability) with a special focus on READING THE ROOM. Affability in the wrong scenario can potentially be presumptive, staff-alienating and counterproductive!

On todays episode we have a conversation with social media influencer and orthopedic surgeon/entrepeneur Dr. Scott Sigman! He has contributed much to creating awareness of opioid-sparing technologies and is making waves in the laser space addressing inflammation....Be sure to subscribe to his podcast!!!https://www.ortholazer.comhttps://theorthoshow.comWe examine the "Ability" aspect of the three A's (Availability, Affability and Ability) with a special focus on INABILITY. What do you do when your perfect presentation leads to....nothing?

On todays episode we have a conversation with internet/publishing impresario and Bronxcare Health System Chief of Orthopedics Dr. Ira Kirschenbaum! His presence on the web has contributed much to the dissemination of information in orthopedics and continues to this day with the Journal of Orthopedic Experience and Innovation. We examine the "Ability" aspect of the three A's (Availability, Affability and Ability) with a special focus on PERSISTENCE. Do you have what it takes to wait out a marriage? Be sure to check out his latest endeavor!https://journaloei.scholasticahq.com/about

On todays episode we have a conversation with orthopedic giant Dr. Leo Whiteside. His ideas are integral to much of the reconstruction space we work in today....he has contributed to the production of 6 unique implant systems! We continue to examine the foundational floor of device sales in light of the three A's....Availability, Affability and Ability. Are you available?

Affability and meekness by Kardec Radio

Episode 93 - A Good Bedside Manner Goes a Long Way My wife, Barbara, wasn’t feeling well one day earlier this winter. After talking to her doctor’s office on the phone, we decided to go to a local on-demand healthcare facility, CareWell Urgent Care in Marlborough, where she could get the quickest treatment possible. We didn’t have to wait more than a few minutes before she was seen by two different nurses and thoroughly checked out. Not only did she receive exceptional care at this facility, the medical team’s bedside manner was ridiculously awesome. They spent a lot of time examining her as well as just plain comforting her. They weren’t just extremely professional, they were incredibly personable as well. BIG thanks to Kristen and Virginia, the two nurses who took care of Barbara during our visit. You. Me. We can all learn a lot from this dynamic healthcare duo. Being good at what you do is one thing, being nice is another. Both are equally important. Affability matters as much as ability. Every business and brand should care for its customers as well as this place cared for Barbara. A good bedside manner goes such a long way, whether you’re in the healthcare field or not. Be nice. Be kind. Be good to those around you in both your professional and personal lives.

There’s justice and prudence and temperance and fortitude, faith, and hope, and love. But do you recall the social virtues at all? Thankfulness and affability are some social virtues that show us how Catholics should connect with others in social situations. Thankfulness is the social virtue by which we acknowledge people and their generosity. It’s not just a customary expression of thanks when someone does something nice. It means going out of your way to show people your gratitude for them going out of their way for you. Affability is another word for approachability. It means you’re free to talk and free to help. You don’t mind people knocking on your door to tell you something. It is another social virtue that makes us put others before ourselves. Being introverted is not an excuse to avoid these virtues. An introverted person can most certainly have a heart focused on other people, and that is what’s at the heart of the social virtues. You may think these virtues aren’t as important as the others since they are not so explicitly mentioned in Scripture. In fact they are. Remember the parable of the lepers in Luke 17:11-19. Jesus heals ten lepers, and only one returns to thank him. Jesus asks, “Where are the other nine?” Likewise, Jesus regularly healed those who approached him out of the blue, showing affability. Jesus showed the social virtues, and so should we.

Whats so nice about being "nice"? A conversation about Affability and Flattery.

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A festival of cinema from the Middle East and Gulf, organised by, and at, the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris has been revived. The 10-day Festival des Cinémas Arabes programmed films from across the Arabic-culture countries, giving a boost to the Institute's regular cinema programme. At a lively ceremony at the Institut on 8 July, prizes rewarded emerging talents especially. The Festival des Cinémas Arabes awards at the Arab World Institute (IMA) in Paris were as follows: Fiction category: Joint winners of the short and medium features: Affability by Ahmad Nader (Egypt, 2017) and Land Of Our Fathers by Ulaa Salim (Iraq, 2017)IMA award for best actress: Zahraa Ghandour in The Journey by Mohamed Jabarah Al Daradji (Iraq/Qatar/France/The Netherlands/UK, 2017)IMA award for best actor : a collective award to the castof The Lunch by Lucien Bourjeily, (Lebanon, 2017)IMA/TV5MONDE award for first feature: Benzine by Sarra Abidi (Tunisia, 2017Jury Special/Hyatt Paris Madeleine feature award: The Lunch by Lucien Bourjeily, (Lebanon, 2017)IMA Grand Prix/BMCE Bank feature award: The Journey by Mohamed Jabarah Al Daradji (Iraq/Qatar/France/The Netherlands/UK, 2017) Documentary category:- Jury's Special Short and Medium Documentary award: And an Image was Born by Firas Khoury (Palestine, 2017)Sculpting in time by Youssef Nasser (Egypt, 2017)IMA Short and Medium Documentary award: Train-trains 2 : A Bypass by Rania Stephan (Lebanon, 2017)Jury's Special Prize with Titra Film for Documentary Feature : Of Sheep and Menby Karim Sayad(Algeria/Qatar/France/Switzerland, 2017)Grand Prix IMA/ El Gouna Film Festivalfor Documentary Feature: The Band by Albaqer Jafeer (Iraq/Lebanon, 2017)

A festival of cinema from the Middle East and Gulf, organised by, and at, the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris has been revived. The 10-day Festival des Cinémas Arabes programmed films from across the Arabic-culture countries, giving a boost to the Institute's regular cinema programme. At a lively ceremony at the Institut on 8 July, prizes rewarded emerging talents especially. The Festival des Cinémas Arabes awards at the Arab World Institute (IMA) in Paris were as follows: Fiction category: Joint winners of the short and medium features: Affability by Ahmad Nader (Egypt, 2017) and Land Of Our Fathers by Ulaa Salim (Iraq, 2017)IMA award for best actress: Zahraa Ghandour in The Journey by Mohamed Jabarah Al Daradji (Iraq/Qatar/France/The Netherlands/UK, 2017)IMA award for best actor : a collective award to the castof The Lunch by Lucien Bourjeily, (Lebanon, 2017)IMA/TV5MONDE award for first feature: Benzine by Sarra Abidi (Tunisia, 2017Jury Special/Hyatt Paris Madeleine feature award: The Lunch by Lucien Bourjeily, (Lebanon, 2017)IMA Grand Prix/BMCE Bank feature award: The Journey by Mohamed Jabarah Al Daradji (Iraq/Qatar/France/The Netherlands/UK, 2017) Documentary category:- Jury's Special Short and Medium Documentary award: And an Image was Born by Firas Khoury (Palestine, 2017)Sculpting in time by Youssef Nasser (Egypt, 2017)IMA Short and Medium Documentary award: Train-trains 2 : A Bypass by Rania Stephan (Lebanon, 2017)Jury's Special Prize with Titra Film for Documentary Feature : Of Sheep and Menby Karim Sayad(Algeria/Qatar/France/Switzerland, 2017)Grand Prix IMA/ El Gouna Film Festivalfor Documentary Feature: The Band by Albaqer Jafeer (Iraq/Lebanon, 2017)

Years ago, while watching our kids play baseball, I learned about the three A's from a neighbor of mine. He said these were the standards he held himself up to on the job as a pediatrician. The three A's – ability, affability and availability. I said, “You know, the three A's would apply well to social media." Ability – you have to know what you're doing on the job. Affability – you have to be friendly, courteous and kind. You have to get along well with people. Availability – you have to be online practically all the time. So, do you have the three A's of social media? 

One of the best things that can happen to your band – original or cover – is to gain devoted fans. They're there at every gig, they are your best form of word-of-mouth promotion, and they make you feel like the rock star you are. But there's a downside to them, sometimes right at the start. Sometimes that manifests itself before you've ever met... and they become KLINGONS! Listen to Paul and Dave talk through all of this, and how they deal with it. Press play, sit back, and enjoy! Chapters/Timestamps 00:00:00 GigGab 122 – Monday, July 10, 2017 00:00:52 Gigging is like Golfing 00:03:00 When you don’t have to deal… it’s Nirvana 00:04:23 The opening act for the fireworks 00:06:23 The Gigging Automoton 00:08:52 When you DO have to deal… where is the limit? 00:10:03 Kevin-How to Handle Those Pesky Klingons! 00:12:15 Comfort vs. Affability 00:15:09 “I can’t pretend a stranger is a long-awaited friend” 00:17:03 Dealing with it realistically, respectfully 00:20:09 The fan… is not a friend 00:21:59 Magic Phrases “I have a system” “I’ve gotta get some stuff done” 00:23:22 Be self-aware, especially when you get it wrong 00:25:52 Find ‘em a job! But not using a tambourine. 00:27:49 ...and find your limits 00:29:32 GG Outtro (apologies to the Klingon band, bomwI’pu’, for the reference!)

It's not every day you get challenged to a Xiaolin Showdown by your own brother! Ben and Zane were both reaching for the Microphone of Perfect Podcasting and grabbed it at the exact same moment. The world instantly noticed how dramatic it was, and the Cartoncasters found themselves in the middle of a thematically appropriate arena that done got jacked up on environment steroids. Ben wagered his 'Villain of Affability' while Zane offered up the 'Demographic Dissection of Wytegai'. Who won the showdown? We all did; this show is actually great.