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Kita akan menjelajahi cara mengubah hidup menjadi lebih baik dengan menggali pelajaran berharga dari buku The Achievement Habit karya Bernard Roth. Temukan langkah-langkah praktis untuk berhenti membuat alasan dan memulai perubahan yang nyata. Simak untuk memahami kebiasaan-kebiasaan yang dapat mengubah hidup, serta tips sukses untuk merubah diri menuju pencapaian tujuan yang lebih besar. Bersama-sama, kita akan menggali rahasia cara merubah hidup dengan mengimplementasikan langkah-langkah konkret dan membangun fondasi menuju kesuksesan. Jangan lewatkan kesempatan untuk menemukan kunci mengubah hidup yang akan membawa perubahan positif dalam perjalanan! Leave a comment and share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.me/user/clhb6d0v60kms01w226gw80p4/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio en Maldita Moda Club. Hoy reflexionaremos sobre educación, y particularmente educar con el ejemplo. Como algunos saben soy profesora hace mas de 15 años. He pasado por un montón de instituciones públicas y privadas. Hoy en Barcelona soy profesora en Elisava, LCI, Esdi y desde nuestra agencia Fashion Design Thinking. Aquí les dejo algunos puntos con los que reflexiono a diario sobre educar. Nuestros pasos son sumamente importante para hacer la diferencia. Nos movemos cada día hacia la sociedad que queremos ver. Nuestro ejemplo es clave. ¿Qué queremos ver reflejado? Como decía el Kybalion lo que es dentro es fuera. Y además recomendación de libro: El Hábito del logro de Bernard Roth. Muchas gracias por escuchar nuestro podcast de moda sostenible. ------- Mi nombre es Paola Cirelli y desde Barcelona reflexionamos sobre la moda sostenible. Este podcast está producido por el estudio https://fashiondesignthinking.com/ Muchas gracias por seguir nuestro programa, compartir y expandir nuestro mensaje. Somos más de 25 mil oyentes en 48 países. ¡Nuestro CLUB on line internacional, cada día más grande! si quieres sumarte aquí el link https://www.patreon.com/malditamodaclub También pueden seguirnos en @malditamodaclub Tik tok e Instagram https://fashiondesignthinking.com/

Life is all about solving problems—whether it's what shirt to put on in the morning or how to solve a complex engineering question. And without problems, life wouldn't have much meaning. But how do you master effective problem-solving skills? Bernard Roth is a professor of Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University and is one of the founders of Stanford's Hasso Plattner Institute of Design (also known as the d.school). It was at Stanford that he first noticed a correlation between problem-solving in engineering and problem-solving in life. So he integrated those ideas into his teaching and wrote, The Achievement Habit: Stop Wishing, Start Doing, and Take Command of Your Life. Bernie and Greg discuss the importance of embracing the problems in your life, how to become a more effective problem solver, and why reasons are bullshit. *unSILOed Podcast is produced by University FM.*Episode Quotes:Seeing problem as an opportunity14:54: I live with people who believe problems are opportunities. So the bigger the problem, the bigger the opportunity. And if you think about it, that's what life is about. Life is about problem-solving. Problem-solving is a great activity, and it's not necessarily frustrating. It's not like a disease, you know; it's actually an exercise.Redefining achievement17:30: To me, achievement is when you die, your friends don't have to lie about you. And you enjoyed life in a way that you found it to be a life forceUsing reasons as an excuse26:39: The big thing is reasons are often used as excuses. And that's for me the big “so what?” So “reasons are bullshit” is the truth, that they're not the truth of anything because there is no reason for one thing, and who cares? But the point is that if you use a reason, it's an excuse often and doesn't let you move forward.The idea of failing forward13:47: You have to do something. You have to take a step. You don't sit there and think and think and think about it; you're taking the step. You get valuable feedback, which you can then use to improve things. So that's our philosophy of this bias towards action and the idea of failing forward. And it seems to work.Show Links:Recommended Resources:John E. ArnoldWright BrothersGuest Profile:Faculty Profile at Stanford UniversityBernard Roth on LinkedInBernard Roth on TwitterBernard Roth on Talks at GoogleHis Work:The Achievement Habit: Stop Wishing, Start Doing, and Take Command of Your LifeMore publications by Bernard Roth

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Cela fait du bien de pouvoir se poser avec un Monsieur comme Bernard Roth, senior advisor à l'Institut de l'Epargne Immobilière et Foncière, ancien Professeur à Sciences Po et à l'Ecole des Ponts Paris Tech et copilote, entre autres, du Plan Bâtiment Durable.  Nous interrogeons ensemble notre époque, fascinante mais inquiétante. Nous imaginons, grâce à lui, le possible chemin que prendrait le constructeur de demain.  Un entretien enregistré lors de la première édition du SIBCA pour LES ONDES DE L'IMMO.   Nous écrire : contact@ondesdelimmo.com ©️SAS VADÉ et Anne-Sandrine DI GIROLAMO ©️Musique par SHAM pour LES ONDES DE L'IMMO, propriété exclusive

"Le bois dont on fait les villes", est un superbe ouvrage sur la construction en bois, sous la direction éditoriale de Michèle LELOUP, avec notamment Paul LAIGLE co-auteur de ce passionnant ouvrage. Radio Immo, première webradio d'information immobilière

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How can you achieve the goals in life you want? How can you stop finding excuses for not getting the life you want? Dr. Bernard Roth is one of the founders of the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford (the d.school). He is also the author of the book "The achievement habit". Within this interview you will learn how to achieve the life you want without wanting to achieve. - - Was macht ein gutes Leben aus? Wie kannst du das im Leben erreichen, was du dir wünschst? Dr. Bernard Roth ist einer der Gründer des Hasso-Plattner-Instituts der Design School in Stanford (d.school). Er ist auch der Autor des Buches "The achievement habit". Du erfährst in dieser Folge: Wie du ein glücklicheres Leben führen kannst Wie du deine Ziele im Leben erreichst, die für dich ein erfülltes Leben ausmachen Wie du leichter Entscheidungen treffen kannst Warum du Verantwortung für all deine Emotionen übernehmen solltest Mehr über Dr. Bernard Roth https://profiles.stanford.edu/bernard-roth Sein Buch: The Achievement Habit: Stop Wishing, Start Doing, and Take Command of Your Life Teile gerne deine Meinung, deine Gedanken oder auch andere Perspektiven zur Folge auf Instagram mit mir, unter @jasminchiarabauer. Über deine Bewertung und dein Feedback auf iTunes bin ich dir sehr dankbar!

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¿Quieres escuchar el audiolibro completo? Visita http://www.penguinaudio.comBasado en el legendario curso de Bernard Roth ha enseñado en la Universidad de Stanford durante varias décadas.El hábito del logro emplea las notables ideas que se derivan del pensamiento de diseño para que descubras el poder innato que tienes para cambiar tu vida para mejor. Al librarte de los problemas que se interponen en el camino para alcanzar tu máximo potencial, ganarás la confianza necesaria para por fin realizar esas cosas que siempre has querido hacer.Al combinar pensamiento de diseño, resolución de problemas, creatividad, habilidades de comunicación y ajustes en tu vida, aprenderás:- Por qué tratar y hacer son dos cosas diferentes.- Por qué utilizar razones (excusas), incluso si son legítimas, para explicar el comportamiento de uno es contraproducente.- Cómo cambiar tu imagen personal en la de un hacedor y cumplidor.- Cómo los cambios sutiles en el lenguaje pueden resolver dilemas existenciales y barreras para la acción.- Cómo construir la resiliencia reforzando lo que haces en lugar de lo que logras.- Cómo estar abierto a aprender de tu propia experiencia y de los que te rodean.Tu comportamiento y relaciones pueden transformarse -si lo deseas, puedes ser consciente y controlar tus intenciones de crear hábitos que hagan tu vida mejor-. Y con este maravilloso libro como guía, lo lograrás. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My guest today joined the Stanford Design Division faculty in 1962. He was the youngest member of the university faculty and now decades later, he’s the oldest faculty member.  His name is Bernard (Bernie) Roth and he is the author of The Achievement Habit: Stop Wishing, Start Doing, and Take Command of Your Life. As … Continue reading "138. Bernard Roth – The Achievement Habit: Take Command of Your Life" The post 138. Bernard Roth – The Achievement Habit: Take Command of Your Life first appeared on School for Good Living Podcasts.

¿Cómo enfrentar los problemas que se interponen en tu camino para alcanzar tu máximo potencial, ganar confianza y así poder realizar las cosas que siempre has querido hacer?¿Cómo combinar el pensamiento de diseño, el design thinking, la resolución de problemas, la creatividad, las habilidades de comunicación y los ajustes necesarios en tu vida para poder, por fin, lograr el éxito?En esta ocasión revisamos el libro El Hábito del Logro (The achievement Habit, 2015), del mítico profesor de Stanford, Bernard Roth, en el que vemos cómo alcanzar nuestro máximo potencial, tomar el control de nuestra vida y desarrollar ese "músculo" que es el lograr cosas, y que, cuanto más lo ejercitas, más fácil es lograr cosas en tu vida personal y profesional.Aquí puedes conseguir este libro:CONSIGUE EL LIBRO "El Hábito del Lobro": https://www.gandhi.com.mx/librosparaemprendedores En esta página encuentras las notas del episodio y todos los enlaces mencionados:https://librosparaemprendedores.net/163 ¿Quieres saber cómo aumentar tu velocidad de lectura?. Mírate este vídeo y quizás hasta la dupliques en sólo 20 minutos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0VqCZlLuEc¿Cómo conseguir levantarse temprano? 10 consejos... también apps útiles, para conseguirlo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJPmqy6Qi1cEn Youtube y en Instagram estamos publicando también contenido exclusivo. Suscríbete ahora:Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/c/LibrosparaemprendedoresNetInstagram: https://instagram.com/librosparaemprendedores Esta es nuestra página oficial de Facebook: http://librosparaemprendedores.net/facebook Además, recuerda que puedes suscribirte al podcast en:- Nuestra página: http://librosparaemprendedores.net/feed/podcast- iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/mx/podcast/libros-para-emprendedores/id1076142249?l=es- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0qXuVDCYF8HvkEynJwHULb- iVoox: http://www.ivoox.com/ajx-suscribirse_jh_266011_1.html- Spreaker: http://www.spreaker.com/user/8567017/episodes/feed- Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=81214 y seguirnos en Twitter ( https://twitter.com/EmprendeLibros ) y en Facebook (

¿Cómo enfrentar los problemas que se interponen en tu camino para alcanzar tu máximo potencial, ganar confianza y así poder realizar las cosas que siempre has querido hacer?¿Cómo combinar el pensamiento de diseño, el design thinking, la resolución de problemas, la creatividad, las habilidades de comunicación y los ajustes necesarios en tu vida para poder, por fin, lograr el éxito?En esta ocasión revisamos el libro El Hábito del Logro (The achievement Habit, 2015), del mítico profesor de Stanford, Bernard Roth, en el que vemos cómo alcanzar nuestro máximo potencial, tomar el control de nuestra vida y desarrollar ese "músculo" que es el lograr cosas, y que, cuanto más lo ejercitas, más fácil es lograr cosas en tu vida personal y profesional.Aquí puedes conseguir este libro:CONSIGUE EL LIBRO "El Hábito del Lobro": https://www.gandhi.com.mx/librosparaemprendedores En esta página encuentras las notas del episodio y todos los enlaces mencionados:https://librosparaemprendedores.net/163 ¿Quieres saber cómo aumentar tu velocidad de lectura?. Mírate este vídeo y quizás hasta la dupliques en sólo 20 minutos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0VqCZlLuEc¿Cómo conseguir levantarse temprano? 10 consejos... también apps útiles, para conseguirlo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJPmqy6Qi1cEn Youtube y en Instagram estamos publicando también contenido exclusivo. Suscríbete ahora:Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/c/LibrosparaemprendedoresNetInstagram: https://instagram.com/librosparaemprendedores Esta es nuestra página oficial de Facebook: http://librosparaemprendedores.net/facebook Además, recuerda que puedes suscribirte al podcast en:- Nuestra página: http://librosparaemprendedores.net/feed/podcast- iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/mx/podcast/libros-para-emprendedores/id1076142249?l=es- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0qXuVDCYF8HvkEynJwHULb- iVoox: http://www.ivoox.com/ajx-suscribirse_jh_266011_1.html- Spreaker: http://www.spreaker.com/user/8567017/episodes/feed- Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=81214 y seguirnos en Twitter ( https://twitter.com/EmprendeLibros ) y en Facebook (

Scott Nunes, Building Rapport with EdTech, Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, Flipgrid, Microsoft Presenter Coach, EduProtocols, Gimkit Kitroduce Yourself, and more! #EduDuctTape S03-E046 Episode Notes Available at: jakemiller.net/eduducttape-episode-46 Support for Today’s Episode comes from Pear Deck – peardeck.com/learn-pear-deck SoapBox Moment: "Who's Keeping Score?" Today’s Guest: Scott Nunes Scott is an ELA Teacher turned Edtech Coach, with a focus on PBL & amplifying student and teacher voices. Scott is an MIE Expert & hopes to become a Google Innovator soon. Additionally, he loves all things edtech and 3D printing. Scott has two podcasts: TNT Edtech (with Matthew Ketchum) and Education Today. 2 Truths & 1 Lie Educational Duct Tape Question: How can I build rapport with my students? Be real, be fun, bring the energy Be REAL - Tara Martin - tarammartin.com Surveys - Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, Flipgrid “Tell me about a time in your life that you were successful OR a time in your life that was a big challenge for you?” Flipgrid Videos, developing onscreen content Presenter Coach in Microsoft PowerPoint and coming to Flipgrid A built-in add-on that gives you automated feedback and suggestions about speaking speed, volume, filler words, and also identifies profanity Digital Checks for Understanding Wakelet collection Activities in Jamboard or other similar tools - Four Corners, Gallery Walk Sketch ‘n Tell or Cyber Sandwich EduProtocol in Nearpod Bring your face and your voice into your content Calling & contacting families Kitroduce Yourself - Gimkit - Kit Collab Flipgrid - What’s your name? Celebration of the Adjacent Possible! Apple Podcast Review – none! – go leave one so that you can be included next time! #EduDuctTape tweets of the fortnight – @BradShreffler Educational Duct Tape Flipgrid Community: Vicky Heupel Carmen Tatum Show Your Duct Taper Pride! Apple Podcast Reviews! #EduDuctTape! Tell a Friend! FlipGrid.com/EduDuctTape The Duct Tapers Facebook Group – facebook.com/groups/ducttapers Stickers! Want to pass some out?  Want some for yourself? JakeMiller.net/SendMeStickers Certificates of Listening, Laughing, and Learning! EduDuctTape.com/certificate Listen to the whole show to hear the “super-secret code”! Citing My Sources: School Bell sound Bernard Roth, The Achievement Habit: Stop Wishing, Start Doing, and Take Command of Your Life

Back in the 1960s, mechanical engineer Bernard Roth met many engineers in the Silicon Valley, who worked for big companies such as Hewlett-Packard, and had dreams of starting their own companies. People just talked about it, and nothing happened. This observation inspired Roth to start teaching a class at Stanford in which each student had to choose a project having to do with their own life—writing a cookbook, building a robot, running a marathon—the only requirement was that the project was deeply personal. Now, for the first time, Roth brings his mantra of “Doing is Everything” to his inspirational and valuable new book, The Achievement Habit: Stop Wishing, Start Doing, and Take Command of Your Life.       For more than 40 years, Roth has taught the class at Stanford University. He now teaches it at one of the world’s leading centers for innovation, the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford (d.school), where he is the academic director and one of the founders. Addressing situations related to problem solving, personal growth, interpersonal relations and group relations, Roth draws upon design thinking—a set of general practices that are effective in solving design challenges—to help guide readers on the path to a more satisfying and productive life.       By sharing his own personal experiences and stories of his students, Roth hopes to motivate readers to see their life in an honest and open way. To facilitate making this change, this book provides many tools and concepts, including:        Why using reasons (excuses), even legitimate ones, to explain one's behavior is self-defeating How to change your self-image into one of a doer and achiever How subtle language changes can resolve existential dilemmas and barriers to action How to build resiliency by reinforcing what you do rather than what you accomplish How to be open to learning from your own experience and from those around you How to solve difficult personal and professional problems  Love #DreamNation? Check Us Out on Apple Podcasts!  At Dream Nation, we’re all about building dreams. We do that through podcasts that motivate, educate, and entertain our listeners with some of the best entrepreneurs from around the world to get you to the best tips to level up your game in business in life. If you enjoyed this episode and want to keep building your dream, subscribe to the DreamNation podcast using the links below. Dream Nation on Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dream-nation/id1457381714 Dream Nation podcast website - https://dreamnationpodcast.com/ Dream Nation Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/dreamnationcommunity/ Catch your host on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/casanova_brooks/ If you are in DreamNation, thank you! Feel free to leave a review or share with a friend. 

This episode of The Cut the Crap Show features author Bernard Roth who breaks down his bestseller - The Achievement Habit: Stop Wishing, Start Doing, and Take Command of Your Life - into a handful of golden nuggets!Sponsor: getAbstract. http://getab.li/rrxText Me

‘’İstemeyi bırak, yapmaya başla. Hayatının kontrolünü ele geçir!’’. Bu ifade, usta bir yazar olan ve Standford üniversitesinde profosörlük yapan Bernard Roth’un The Achievement Habit (Başarı Alışkanlığı) adlı kitabının temel ilkelerinden birisidir. Yazara göre, başarıya ulaşmamızın sırrı yalnızca iki kelimeyi kelime dağarcımızdan çıkarıp yerine bu iki sihirli kelimeyi eklemek. Bu yazımızda söz konusu olan yazarın daha iyi bir yaşam sürülmesi adına verdiği tüyoları anlatacağım

The Achievement Habit: Stop Wishing, Start Doing, and Take Command of Your Life By Bernard Roth This book flection is written and narrated by Leigh Martinuzzi In this book, Bernard Roth discusses the power of design thinking to help you achieve goals you never thought possible. I for one believe a life without goals will be a purposeless life. Goals bring purpose to our lives. It gives us meaning and it raises our level of happiness. This book has a tonne of value to not only inspire us but also to assist us in better achieving our goals while navigating around the obstacles we will with no doubt face. Without delving into too much into the content of this book I share my thoughts on the value of goals and then also some practical insight into how we can become better goals setters and use the to give our daily lives more purpose. It starts by understanding the Why.

The Achievement Habit: Stop Wishing, Start Doing, and Take Command of Your Life By Bernard Roth This book flection is written and narrated by Leigh Martinuzzi  In this book, Bernard Roth discusses the power of design thinking to help you achieve goals you never thought possible. I for one believe a life without goals will … Continue reading 899 The Achievement Habit by Bernard Roth

#EduDuctTape S02-E038 #EduDuctTape -- EduDuctTape.com -- @JakeMillerTech -- JakeMiller.net -- JakeMillerTech@gmail.com Ways to Support the Show or Connect with Jake & other Duct Tapers!  Apple Podcast Reviews FlipGrid.com/EduDuctTape #EduDuctTape on social media Telling your friends & colleagues The Duct Tapers Facebook Group - facebook.com/groups/ducttapers Stickers! Want to pass some out?  Want some for yourself? JakeMiller.net/SendMeStickers Certificates of Listening, Laughing, and Learning! EduDuctTape.com/certificate Listen to the whole show to hear the “super-secret code”! #EduDuctTape Twitter Chats Access the calendar! - bit.ly/EduDuctTapeCalendar Highlights from the last chat - wke.lt/w/s/8WQtj7 Thanks to The Mighty Ducts! Pam Inabinett, Sarah Kiefer, Alex Oris, Amy Huckaby, Angela Green, Brandy New, Dan Stitzel, David Allan, Jennifer Conti, Kimberly Wren, Lisa Marie Bennett, Matt Meyer, Melinda Vandevort, Melissa Van Heck, Molly Klodor, Nanci Greene! The JakeMillerTech Newsletter - Sign up! jakemiller.net/newsletter Jake’s Upcoming Events KySTE Spring Conference - Louisville, KY - 3.12.20 - kyste.org/Content2/conference NEOTech Conference - Akron OH - 3.17.20 - neotechconference.org ITIP Ohio Google Summit - Sandusky, OH - 5.11-5.12.20 - itipohio.org/google-summit Tech Meet Tuscaloosa - Tuscaloosa, Alabama - 5.29.20 - uatmt.weebly.com Oconee County Schools Summer Institute - Walhalla, SC - 6.9-6.10.20 WITCon (Whatever It Takes Conferences) - Galesburg, Ill - 6.12.20 - witconf.org Engage Conference, San Angelo, TX - 7.15.20 Today’s SoapBox Moment - “We Don’t Have Time to Rush + Microwaveable Teaching” “We Don’t Have Time to Rush” comes from Bernard Roth’s book The Achievement Habit. Today’s Guest: Joe & Kristin Merrill Kristin and Joe share a passion for infusing EdTech into their Fourth and First Grade classrooms. Even though they teach different grades, they share one common goal: learning needs to be interactive. The Merrills put a new spin on traditional strategies and implementing technology to meet the needs of students. Contact Info: @TheMerrillsEDU on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Website: themerrillsedu.com  EdTech BFF Game! Educational Duct Tape Question: What are some specific tech tools that educators can use to make their classroom interactive? “Interactive Learning is learning that is responsive and relevant, that engages students.” Responsive, not Reactive Here’s a summary from this article: “Responsiveness implies thoughtful action that considers long and short term outcome in the context of the situation at hand. Reactive behavior is immediate and without conscious thought, like a knee jerk response. Reactive behavior is often driven by the emotions.” Flipgrid - flipgrid.com Breakouts with grid passcodes Podcasting with stickers Appsmashing  Joe’s tweet with the President Lincoln beard & hat Seesaw - web.seesaw.me Making sure parents are connected Analog activities can easily be shared via Seesaw Changes the question of “what did you do today?” to “how did you do it?” Buncee - edu.buncee.com/about Can share out directly from Buncee or through something like Seesaw Can add a range of content (GIFs, maps, 360 images, drawing tools, record video within, assessment questions, etc.) Share out as pdf or link Microsoft Immersive Reader built-in Can assign Buncees and have kids submit Can ask questions or build assessments within slides, kind of like Nearpod or Pear Deck Combines Google Slides-like creation features along with NearPod/Pear Deck like assessment features Ideas Lab OneNote integration allows teacher to keep all Buncees in one location BookCreator - BookCreator.com The ability to share out (to parents, etc.) from the tool is important Content from the Duct Taper Community Apple Podcasts Review - Moomooforyoubabydoll3333 Favorite #EduDuctTape Tweets: (each handle is linked to the mentioned tweet) @KristaHach @AbramsTank95 @ehlmstech New #EduDuctTape Tweeps: @alextvalencic, @chelsea_hurst1, @Joshua__Stamper, @Mrs_EDarnell, @mrs_schlecht, @RLEdsall, @SangareeSchool, @TheiTeamHawk #EduDuctTape FlipGrid Response: Krista Hachadoorian

El día de hoy, en nuestra quinta semana juntos, hemos abordado como temática principal el “Liderazgo Transformador”Hemos explorado hoy como el liderazgo que sirve a personas y a organizaciones desde sus talentos e influencia encuentra dos áreas prioritarias: a) la planeación estratégica, que debe implementarse pronto desde el ímpetu del liderazgo, y b) la motivación de reconocer y vincularnos con el propósito de la organización para lograr lo que deseamos alcanzar. Hemos profundizado en esta reflexión acercándonos a los contenidos de una planeación estratégica y los beneficios que nos brinda la conexión con el propósito. Platicamos por último, sobre el taller “Construye 2020” una experiencia de encuentro para ayudarte a conformar el primer gran año de una nueva década en tu vida. Se realizará el 14 de diciembre en Ciudad de México, y si quieres participar puedas contactarnos mediante correo para conocer más detalles sobre el evento. Es importante recordarte también que aún puedes enviarnos tu expectativa sobre este podcast en formato de audio. Grábate, permítenos escuchar tu voz y únete a la conversación permanente sobre liderazgo transformador y comunicación eficaz. Recuerda enviar tu clip de audio al correo: hsampieri@hazyaprende.comEn el libro de la semana, te recomiendo: “El Hábito del logro” de Bernard Roth, publicado por Conecta. Puedes obtener más información aquí: [El hábito del logro: Alcanza tu máximo potencial y toma el control de tu vida eBook: Bernard Roth: Amazon.com.mx: Tienda Kindle https://www.amazon.com.mx/El-h%C3%A1bito-del-logro-potencial-ebook/dp/B06WVBD9P6)¡Nos escuchamos la próxima semana! Por ahora: ¡hasta pronto y hasta siempre!

El día de hoy, en nuestra quinta semana juntos, hemos abordado como temática principal el “Liderazgo Transformador”Hemos explorado hoy como el liderazgo que sirve a personas y a organizaciones desde sus talentos e influencia encuentra dos áreas prioritarias: a) la planeación estratégica, que debe implementarse pronto desde el ímpetu del liderazgo, y b) la motivación de reconocer y vincularnos con el propósito de la organización para lograr lo que deseamos alcanzar. Hemos profundizado en esta reflexión acercándonos a los contenidos de una planeación estratégica y los beneficios que nos brinda la conexión con el propósito. Platicamos por último, sobre el taller “Construye 2020” una experiencia de encuentro para ayudarte a conformar el primer gran año de una nueva década en tu vida. Se realizará el 14 de diciembre en Ciudad de México, y si quieres participar puedas contactarnos mediante correo para conocer más detalles sobre el evento. Es importante recordarte también que aún puedes enviarnos tu expectativa sobre este podcast en formato de audio. Grábate, permítenos escuchar tu voz y únete a la conversación permanente sobre liderazgo transformador y comunicación eficaz. Recuerda enviar tu clip de audio al correo: hsampieri@hazyaprende.comEn el libro de la semana, te recomiendo: “El Hábito del logro” de Bernard Roth, publicado por Conecta. Puedes obtener más información aquí: [El hábito del logro: Alcanza tu máximo potencial y toma el control de tu vida eBook: Bernard Roth: Amazon.com.mx: Tienda Kindle https://www.amazon.com.mx/El-h%C3%A1bito-del-logro-potencial-ebook/dp/B06WVBD9P6)¡Nos escuchamos la próxima semana! Por ahora: ¡hasta pronto y hasta siempre!

In this episode we show you how to solve any problem in your life - using a simple and no risk tool that you can start with right now. We dig into why you get stuck on problems and how we often deceive ourselves. We talk about why reasons are often a ruse and how they can become dangerous once they turn into excuses, and much more with our guest Dr. Bernard Roth. Bernard Roth is the co-founder of the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford. He is one of the world’s pioneers in robotics and the primary developer of the concept of the Creativity Workshop. He is the best-selling author of The Achievement Habit: Stop Wishing, Start Doing, and Take Command of Your Life. His work has been featured in FORTUNE, The New York Times, Fast Company, Business Insider, and more!Why do you get stuck in your life?Are you focused on the right problems in your life, or the wrong problems?Reframing problems opens up a tremendous new solution space to your problemEven if you solved the problem that you think you need to solve, it may not get you what you ultimately want to get What would it do for me if I solved this problem? Work on THAT solution instead of the original problem The no-risk tool you can use to solve any problem / reframe any problem The one question that can completely blow apart your thinking and help you solve any problemWe often lie to ourselves, we don’t tell ourselves the truth, you often try to deceive yourself to maintain your self image The importance difference between disappearing a problem vs solving a problem Why you have to get super clear about what you REALLY want to achieve (and how to do it)Tell yourself the truth about the REAL problem and open up the problem-space and solution space for new ways of conceiving of it - so you that you can find new solutions We all do things we aren’t proud of and we all have motivations we don’t want to admit - we have to develop the self awareness to see what the truth about ourselves and our motives areWhy Bernie says "Reasons are Bulls**t” The only function of reasons is that they let you pretend that you are a reasonable person There’s no one cause for anything you do - the moment you isolate that single cause you are lying The way your brain works - you do stuff, and then you make up a reason to do it There are a multitude of reasons for everything - we just single out one and pretend it’s the entire cause We explain the world with a simple cause and effect model - and yet there is not one single cause for anything in the worldReasons are an excuse for being late, not losing weight, not getting your job done, not creating the results you want, etcIf you stop lying to yourself, it becomes easy to change your behavior When saying NO to people, you will get more reception if you don’t give a reason (aka an excuse) Fix yourself first, don’t worry about fixing othersIn your own behavior, substitute the word REASON for the word EXCUSEWhat’s the difference between Trying and Doing? (Was Yoda right?)If you’re trying to do something it might or might not happen. If you’re doing something you will make it happen, no matter what. When people are DOING - obstacles don’t defeat them - they make it happen. Obstacles are often a gift, unless you let them be a deterrent Force often takes a lot more energy than power, when you’re powerful you flow and achieve Knowledge is useless if you don’t apply it Homework: Stop using reasons. Reframe your problems. Ask yourself if you’re doing or trying, and decide which one it is. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adam Royalty, founder of the Columbia Entrepreneurship Design Studio and long-time lecturer at the Stanford d.school, joins me today. We’ll dig into topics including reflective practices in design education, designing for learning, and connecting design thinking to change management and change leadership. Every time I’ve had a chance to talk with Adam, I’ve come away with all sorts of thoughts and ideas. I’m excited to have him as a guest on the podcast, and hope he can spark similar inspiration for you! One important point that Adam makes is the need for reflection. He’s been doubling down on having students reflect, and supporting that reflection in very intentional ways. In our conversation, you’ll hear how students respond to this, and how Adam uses it as a powerful tool to encourage and support creativity. Often when he’s teaching design, it’s to help teach students a creative process so that they can solve problems and become more innovative. I’ve been wrestling lately with the mashup between design thinking and learning design, in terms of how to help learners approach creating learning experiences and learning environments in a “designerly” manner. Adam points out that the process depends on your goal, which isn’t necessarily the same in different learning environments. In addition to all of this, Adam and I will talk about where he sees practices involving design thinking and design service going in the next several years, the ways we’ve been working with narratives and storytelling in design practice, why it’s so vital that we focus on discipline in addition to creativity, his reading recommendations for further information, and much more. Learn More About Today’s Guest Adam Royalty on LinkedIn Adam Royalty on Facebook adam@dschool.stanford.edu In This Episode [01:38] — What are some of the themes that Adam is wrestling with in his work right now? [04:10] — Adam talks about how he’s seen reflection play out in the classroom, in terms of how students respond. [07:02] — Has Adam used similar practices outside the classroom, such as with teams or organizations? [09:16] — We hear about what Adam is learning about what transfers outside the classroom into other domains. [14:00] — Adam shares his perspective on the broader conversation of design thinking pedagogy and service design pedagogy. [17:23] — Dawan has been wrestling with how to help learners approach creating learning experiences. Adam shares his thoughts on the subject. [23:31] — How does designing for learning affect Adam’s thinking and approach for synthesis? [28:22] — Adam talks about where he sees the practices involving design thinking going in the next couple of years. [35:52] — Dawan is seeing more openness to using the designer’s lens in his work, he points out. [37:22] — Adam responds to the points that Dawan has been making, then the two of them talk more about narratives. [43:06] — We hear Dawan’s thoughts on what Adam has been saying about working with other disciplines. [48:40] — Dawan talks about the role of discipline, not just creativity, in design. [53:11] — Has anything else come to mind for Adam that hasn’t come up yet in the conversation? [55:51] — What are some references, papers, or books that Adam has found to be particularly influential or meaningful to him or students he’s worked with? [58:58] — Adam talks about where listeners can learn more about him or read his writing. Links and Resources yes@designthinking101.com (Dawan Stanford) Adam Royalty on LinkedIn Adam Royalty on Facebook adam@dschool.stanford.edu Columbia Entrepreneurship Design Studio Stanford d.school “I Use It Every Day”: Pathways to Adaptive Innovation After Graduate Study in Design Thinking by Adam Royalty, Lindsay Oishi, and Bernard Roth Acting with Creative Confidence: Developing a Creative Agency Assessment Tool by Adam Royalty, Lindsay Oishi, and Bernard Roth Design-based Pedagogy: Investigating an emerging approach to teaching design to non-designers by Adam Royalty Amy Edmondson on LinkedIn David Kelley and Tom Kelley Tim Brown Designing Your Life by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans The Achievement Habit by Bernard Roth

Adam Royalty, founder of the Columbia Entrepreneurship Design Studio and long-time lecturer at the Stanford d.school, joins me today. We'll dig into topics including reflective practices in design education, designing for learning, and connecting design thinking to change management and change leadership. Every time I've had a chance to talk with Adam, I've come away with all sorts of thoughts and ideas. I'm excited to have him as a guest on the podcast, and hope he can spark similar inspiration for you! One important point that Adam makes is the need for reflection. He's been doubling down on having students reflect, and supporting that reflection in very intentional ways. In our conversation, you'll hear how students respond to this, and how Adam uses it as a powerful tool to encourage and support creativity. Often when he's teaching design, it's to help teach students a creative process so that they can solve problems and become more innovative. I've been wrestling lately with the mashup between design thinking and learning design, in terms of how to help learners approach creating learning experiences and learning environments in a “designerly” manner. Adam points out that the process depends on your goal, which isn't necessarily the same in different learning environments. In addition to all of this, Adam and I will talk about where he sees practices involving design thinking and design service going in the next several years, the ways we've been working with narratives and storytelling in design practice, why it's so vital that we focus on discipline in addition to creativity, his reading recommendations for further information, and much more. Learn More About Today's Guest Adam Royalty on LinkedIn Adam Royalty on Facebook adam@dschool.stanford.edu In This Episode [01:38] — What are some of the themes that Adam is wrestling with in his work right now? [04:10] — Adam talks about how he's seen reflection play out in the classroom, in terms of how students respond. [07:02] — Has Adam used similar practices outside the classroom, such as with teams or organizations? [09:16] — We hear about what Adam is learning about what transfers outside the classroom into other domains. [14:00] — Adam shares his perspective on the broader conversation of design thinking pedagogy and service design pedagogy. [17:23] — Dawan has been wrestling with how to help learners approach creating learning experiences. Adam shares his thoughts on the subject. [23:31] — How does designing for learning affect Adam's thinking and approach for synthesis? [28:22] — Adam talks about where he sees the practices involving design thinking going in the next couple of years. [35:52] — Dawan is seeing more openness to using the designer's lens in his work, he points out. [37:22] — Adam responds to the points that Dawan has been making, then the two of them talk more about narratives. [43:06] — We hear Dawan's thoughts on what Adam has been saying about working with other disciplines. [48:40] — Dawan talks about the role of discipline, not just creativity, in design. [53:11] — Has anything else come to mind for Adam that hasn't come up yet in the conversation? [55:51] — What are some references, papers, or books that Adam has found to be particularly influential or meaningful to him or students he's worked with? [58:58] — Adam talks about where listeners can learn more about him or read his writing. Links and Resources yes@designthinking101.com (Dawan Stanford) Adam Royalty on LinkedIn Adam Royalty on Facebook adam@dschool.stanford.edu Columbia Entrepreneurship Design Studio Stanford d.school “I Use It Every Day”: Pathways to Adaptive Innovation After Graduate Study in Design Thinking by Adam Royalty, Lindsay Oishi, and Bernard Roth Acting with Creative Confidence: Developing a Creative Agency Assessment Tool by Adam Royalty, Lindsay Oishi, and Bernard Roth Design-based Pedagogy: Investigating an emerging approach to teaching design to non-designers by Adam Royalty Amy Edmondson on LinkedIn David Kelley and Tom Kelley Tim Brown Designing Your Life by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans The Achievement Habit by Bernard Roth

Har de som "lykkes" andre vaner? Eller tenker de annerledes når de står ovenfor et problem? Jeg har lest en rekke selvhjelps bøker etterhvert og etter min personlige mening blir mange av dem en repetisjon av hverandre med noen nyanser. Når jeg hørte boka The Achievement Habit: Stop Wishing, Start Doing, and Take Command of Your Life  som er skrevet av dagens gjest måtte jeg "spisse" ørene flere ganger. Bernard Roth er professor i mekanisk engineering og har 3 doktorgrader innen mekanikk og kunstig intelligens. Han er grunnlegger av det prestisjetunge Hasso Plattner Instituttet av Design på Stanford universitet i USA.  Med tanke på Bernard sin kompetanse vil han være den siste du tenkte ville skrive en meget god selvhjelpsbok. Som du kan høre i dagens episode har han enkle logiske løsninger på en rekke områder i livet. Vi er innom følgende: Alle grunner er "Bullshit" Hvordan designe deg ut av et problem Ta ansvar og løs problemet Riktige spørsmål for riktige svar  Ord å bytte ut Stresser over feil problem Med mer #Mentaltreningvirker Facebook: @MtFranknilsen Instagram: mentaltrenerfranknilsen

Courage is a muscle. Imagination is a muscle. Willpower is a muscle. As social scientists continue to serve alternative theories on yet another muscle strength of the mind. John and I talk about feeling stuck, failure and lack of meaning. A quick review of "Achievement Habit", a new book by Bernard Roth also makes an appearance in this episode. Founder: Mark Gai https://markgai.com/

Do you ever wonder what you're most incredible self is truly capable of, if you were giving half the chance? What you could do, build, achieve, design how you could thrive or shine, if only there was a way! Well if this sounds even remotely like you (and this means pretty-much all of us) then do we have the show for you! Today we'll be talking with Bernie Roth, cofounder of the Stanford D. School, one of the world's pioneers in robotics, and the primary developer of the concept of the Creativity Workshop. He's one of the most empowering people you'll ever meet, and he's also the best-selling author of one of my NEW favorite books on achieving your dreams, called, The Achievement Habit Well today we'll talk about moving past the what if's and the if onlys…SO you can stop wishing and start doing, and take command of your life to achieve goals you once never thought possible. That, plus we'll discuss the power of crap-ups and why streaking may be the greatest thing in the world! Questions and Topics Include: What is the D School at Stanford? What is the Achievement Habit? Getting the best out of what you have People feel better and accomplish things One group saved 75,000 kids Help people own their projects, so they're only pass/fail, do, or not do… Changing Yoda – There is no Try only Do Do = Power vs. Try = Force If really want to get something done, you're not trying you're doing If you want to try you're efforting, but if you do, it's often less effort than the trying. Example he uses: try and pull a water-bottle from my handle How to go from Trying to Doing and why Reasons are Bullshit Excuses get in the way of doing Needing a reason to be reasonable Keep calling yourself on your excuses! The GOOOOOOOD exercise An exercise to point out the BS Paying attention to the opposites Why the opposite of what is said may be the truth How do we get unstuck or go to a higher level Discusses meeting with Microsoft If you solve the wrong problem it's not going to help you. To get unstuck figure out what the real problem is. Students went to Myanmar to help farmers pump water, but turns out it was the “wrong” problem, the “right” problem was a need for light and how much of the farmer's income was coming from burning extremely unhealthy and expenisve kerosene lanterns and candles How to change your self-image to a doer and an achiever First, you give everything in life it's meaning Achiever in Google Who felt inadequate – have to get past it Do this by doing something one step at a time Get yourself a goal and do it, don't try to do it, do-it. Avoid the idea of pipe-dreams. But if really want to do something, need the intention to do it, and the attention to get it done (Intention Followed by Attention) Friend (Harold) who loved Russian Cossack Uniforms Became an example of doing, rather than trying Have to commit or it may not happen Difference between trying and affirmations Affirmations are funny Two kinds of Affirmations Bernie is the handsomest man – the affirmations you don't quite believe, but people believe the negative stuff about them Need to get the world to give you the signal Get this by doing and succeeding The Gift of Failure & The Bias Toward Action Don't sit around thinking about making a move, when you get an idea, make a move! For example, if you want to ask someone for a date, don't sit around wondering for 3 months, but ask her for a date. May work, or may not, but will get to the end and find some success much sooner than sitting around wondering about it. Michael: The Million Dollar Demo Has a class called Launch Pad – You do what the design thinking methodology helps you do. Have to make income w/in 10 weeks. Students from India came in with an ipad ap idea. Turned into an incredibly successful idea – a 90 million dollar idea!!! Human nature don't want to do it until perfect It's okay to make a mistake, it's a fantastic way to learn. How we used Design Thinking to Build Inspire Nation – Woo Hoo! The Importance of Language in everyday speech Example I can't vs. I won't – I can't is powerless I won't is God Like, it's a choice Saying things in a way that's empowering vs. a way that's disempowering. Test can't do something vs. won't do something and see how it makes you feel The danger of the conjunction but It's a negative, or a damper, or in improve, it's “blocking” Energy shift difference between But and And Big fight with his publisher, publisher kept putting but in book, he kept replacing them with And. Helping vs. Assisting Saying you'll help makes them feel powerless Assisting feels like you're lending a helpful hand Group Habits Why is Streaking or Running Naked Beneficial? Why energy shifts and “interruptions” are terrific and great shifts in energy, they change the atmosphere. The wilder and more bizarre the interruption the happier he is. Welcome and support the streaks in your life How do we build resiliency into our lives The winning is not the whole thing, it's taking part that's important Train kids to be important with the effort, then doesn't matter if the goal is successful this time How do you train people to move past the tribe? Gets to appreciating the voyage over the destination The benefit of hanging in there and getting things done, rather than winning awards What means something is the daily flow of your life How do you help motivate others One little step at a time, one victory at a time 3 steps forward, 1 step backwards is quite alright. A matter of reinforcing people's abilities to do stuff, and helping them feel more powerful How do you train yourself to ignore distractions? What is a crap up? Prototyping is very important in our lives – means trying something Could be a skit, a play, a conversation, a letter Most people make mock-ups He has preliminary mock-ups, called crap-ups…just do SOMETHING to see what works and what doesn't work Do something SO simple, but do something simple. (If you like Stephen Covey and 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, You'll Love This Interview!) Bernie Roth, Co-Founder Stanford d.School, Shares Key Achievement Habits & How to Implement Them Today To Quickly Go from a Dreamer to a Doer & Turn Efforts Into Success | Business | Career | Mindfulness | Inspiration | Motivation | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Bernard Roth, co-founder and academic director of Stanford University's d.school, shares design-thinking tools for reframing life's stubborn problems and unlocking solutions. Professor Roth, author of the book "The Achievement Habit," also engages audience members in exercises meant to cut through the excuses we tell ourselves that hold us back from accomplishing our goals.

Bernard Roth, co-founder and academic director of Stanford University's d.school, shares design-thinking tools for reframing life's stubborn problems and unlocking solutions. Professor Roth, author of the book "The Achievement Habit," also engages audience members in exercises meant to cut through the excuses we tell ourselves that hold us back from accomplishing our goals.

Bernard Roth, co-founder and academic director of Stanford University's d.school, shares design-thinking tools for reframing life's stubborn problems and unlocking solutions. Professor Roth, author of the book "The Achievement Habit," also engages audience members in exercises meant to cut through the excuses we tell ourselves that hold us back from accomplishing our goals.

Scott and Oscar have long advised listeners that law firms and solo lawyers can learn a lot about business development by listening to experts outside the legal field. In this episode they discuss The Achievement Habit by Bernard Roth. The author talks about the need for people to go after what they want and realize that they are in control of their own lives and businesses. The book admonishes its readers to “Stop Wishing, Start Doing and Take Command of Your Life.” The hosts talk about how to implement the advice Roth gives in his book to a law practice. The attitude in which you take something on is as important as deciding what to take on. The hosts talk about how they had to adjust their attitudes to give their law practices the boost they needed to be successful. The first step is self-contemplation and analysis to determine what kind of person you are and what kind of lawyer you wanted to be. While we are all lawyers we are all not the same lawyer and you need to apply yourself in the manner that best suits your personality and style.

If you're at a point of change in your life, thinking of making a big change, in the middle of making a big change, or change is simply in the air, then do we have the show for you! Today we'll be talking with life coach extraordinaire and host of the Fire it Up with CJ show, CJ Liu about transitions and transformation. We'll talk about how to know when it's time to make a change, how to make it through smoothly, and what to do when it's thrust upon you. That plus why big changes don't have to scare you, how we can surf the waves of change, and why sometimes, resistance is futile, unless you're kale in the northeast in a blizzard. Questions and Topics Include: The importance of roots How the act of sending love gives love right back to you. What miracle winter kale has to do with transitions. How to grow a stronger foundation What happens when you get unrooted 5 Things that Cause us the most change. Job Change New family Moving Death Birth The importance of embracing the transition instead of fighting it. How Indigineous cultures view change as a rite of passage How a name change helps one shift their identity Why being “lost” may be an important step on your path Why the feeling of being flipped upside down and backwards may be creative angst or positive energy spinning up. What's the neutral zone, and what's it supposed to be like. How to let go of the suffering in the transition (disengaged, disoriented) process. How Inspire Nation came out of a period of transition How to come up with the faith to know it'll all work out. Why you don't want to play it small. How to dream big – coaching exercise Why we need to go for our biggest dreams. Why we move slowest during the fastest periods of growth  Words of wisdom from Dr. Bernard Roth of Stanford How meeting with others can help you transition How to put your questions out to the universe Why we're often just 1 gear or 1 degree off from where we want to be. A question from Grace: How do I achieve my dreams? The power to brainwash oneself What's the power of King Mo. Why moving helps us make transitions. A question from Joanne – I need strength, my husband is an active alcoholic, I am stuck. What words of wisdom Chris Grosso – the Indie Spiritualist – has to say about having an alcoholic spouse – check it out on CJ Liu's www. FireItUpwithCJ.com home page or youtube channel (Fire It Up with CJ) A question from Juliet in the UK: I tested HIV positive in 2005, and my life has never been the same again, is there any way to get control of the virus without tablets which have so many side-effects. What is the Inspire Nation Club and what's coming up for our show. Learn How to Embrace Change, Overcome Hurdles & Thrive Thru Difficult Transitions, No Matter What! Michael Sandler Throws On His Coaching Hat w/CJ Liu to Discuss Change & Transformation! Inspiration | Motivation | Business | Career | Health | Self-Help For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Professor Bernie Roth, co-founder of the d.school at Stanford, shares his design-based problem solving techniques on how to take command of life. How can you have more meaning in your life? What are the obstacles that stop you? This show is broadcast live on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Bernard Roth has been a Professor of Engineering at Stanford for over FIFTY (!!) years. A pioneer in the field of robotics, Bernie is one of the founders of the famed d.school at Stanford. In this great book, he brings the concepts of design thinking to life in the context of our most important design project: designing our optimal lives. Big Ideas we explore include the 5 elements of design thinking, doing vs. trying, ignoring odds, and being the cause.

Bernard Roth has been a Professor of Engineering at Stanford for over FIFTY (!!) years. A pioneer in the field of robotics, Bernie is one of the founders of the famed d.school at Stanford. In this great book, he brings the concepts of design thinking to life in the context of our most important design project: designing our optimal lives. Big Ideas we explore include the 5 elements of design thinking, doing vs. trying, ignoring odds, and being the cause.

Bernard Roth has been a Professor of Engineering at Stanford for over FIFTY (!!) years. A pioneer in the field of robotics, Bernie is one of the founders of the famed d.school at Stanford. In this great book, he brings the concepts of design thinking to life in the context of our most important design project: designing our optimal lives. Big Ideas we explore include the 5 elements of design thinking, doing vs. trying, ignoring odds, and being the cause.

Bernard Roth has been a Professor of Engineering at Stanford for over FIFTY (!!) years. A pioneer in the field of robotics, Bernie is one of the founders of the famed d.school at Stanford. In this great book, he brings the concepts of design thinking to life in the context of our most important design project: designing our optimal lives. Big Ideas we explore include the 5 elements of design thinking, doing vs. trying, ignoring odds, and being the cause.