Podcasts about Jolles

In this Pocket Sized Pep Talk, you'll learn: o Why every presentation needs a clearly defined "big picture." o How audiences react when they receive information without context. o The connection between clarity and audience engagement. o Why people can become mentally lost without even realizing it. o How virtual communication has made the need for clear direction even more important. o The difference between a content overview and a big-picture overview. o Why providing the destination is just as important as providing the directions. o How a simple opening statement can dramatically improve understanding. o Ways to apply this technique in presentations, sales conversations, and interviews. o How helping people see the big picture can maximize the impact of your message.   To learn more about Rob and his work, visit www.Jolles.com

In this Pocket Sized Pep Talk, you'll learn: o What golfers mean when they talk about "grinding." o Why success isn't always about having your best game. o How top performers survive difficult stretches without giving up. o The importance of fighting off negative thoughts during challenging times. o Why patience is a critical ingredient for long-term success. o How to distinguish between bad luck and flawed processes. o Why reviewing your fundamentals can help you regain momentum. o The value of seeking feedback from trusted advisors and colleagues. o How resilience often matters more than raw talent. o Why continuing to move forward—even when it isn't pretty—can ultimately lead to success.   To learn more about Rob and his work, visit www.Jolles.com 

In this Pocket Sized Pep Talk, you'll learn: o Why Paul Harvey remains one of the most effective communicators in broadcasting history. o How curiosity can become one of your most powerful communication tools. o Why great storytellers don't always reveal the topic right away. o How mystery can be used to hook an audience and hold their attention. o The role strategic pauses play in effective communication. o How delivery cadence influences audience engagement. o Why virtual audiences require stronger hooks than ever before. o A three-step process for constructing stories that build anticipation. o How to guide listeners through a narrative without giving away the ending. o Practical techniques you can use immediately in presentations, meetings, webinars, and conversations.   To learn more about Rob and his work, visit www.Jolles.com

In this Pocket Sized Pep Talk, you'll learn: o Why artists ultimately create their work to satisfy themselves. o How personal standards influence the quality of what we produce. o Why external validation should never replace internal conviction. o When a project, idea, or piece of work is truly finished. o The danger of relying exclusively on a client's opinion to judge your work. o Why subject matter experts must trust their own expertise. o How self-respect and professional confidence are connected. o Why disappointment in your own work can linger longer than criticism from others. o The similarities between creating art and creating value in business. o How satisfying yourself first often leads to satisfying your clients as well. To learn more about Rob and his work, visit www.Jolles.com

In this Pocket Sized Pep Talk, you'll learn: • Why Rob prefers the word "anxious" over "nervous." • How anxiety can be transformed into focus, energy, and performance. • Why experience can sometimes make us more vulnerable to becoming complacent. • The hidden danger of becoming flat when performing familiar tasks. • Why having something at stake helps people perform at their best. • What Michael Jordan's approach to motivation can teach us about sustained excellence. • How top performers create pressure when it doesn't naturally exist. • Why seeking out challenges can improve your performance. • The difference between fearing pressure and embracing it. • How to bring greater intensity and purpose to every presentation, meeting, or performance opportunity. To learn more about Rob and his work, visit www.Jolles.com

In this Pocket Sized Pep Talk, you'll learn: Why adults naturally struggle to maintain attention during lengthy virtual sessions. The difference between physical movement and mental movement—and why it matters. How breakout rooms create engagement by shifting focus and stimulating interaction. Why polls are more powerful than they appear for keeping participants involved. How screen sharing can be used strategically to refresh attention and improve learning. The hidden danger of relying too heavily on PowerPoint during virtual presentations. Why short breaks can improve retention and focus during longer sessions. How a simple countdown timer can help attendees return from breaks on time. Practical ways to hold attention and increase engagement in virtual training and meetings. To learn more about Rob and his work, visit www.Jolles.com

Hoogleraar neuropsycholoog Jelle Jolles in gesprek met Erik Ex. Jelle vindt het belangrijk dat leraren kennis ontwikkelen van de brein van jongeren om hen te begeleiden in de ontplooiing. 'Nablijven met...' is een maandelijkse podcast van het programma Voortgezet Leren (VO-raad) met inspirerende gasten uit het onderwijs over onderwijsinnovatie.

Meetings. Ugh. We've all been there, right? And the price tag is bigger than most people realize. We estimate that the cost to organizations of these unproductive meetings is approximately $259 billion in the United States and $64 billion in the United Kingdom for professional staff alone (LSE report). That's a jaw-dropping drain on productivity—yet it's largely preventable.In today's episode of It Gets Late Early, I'm joined by Dr. Daniel Jolles, a behavioral scientist and psychologist at the London School of Economics, who's back for his second appearance. Dr. Jolles and I go deep into the world of generational diversity in meetings, exploring how getting it right can significantly boost productivity and reduce wasted hours.We're also tackling the elephant in the room: AI in the workplace. With organizations now mandating the use of AI, how can we, across all generations, navigate this technology without falling victim to bias or further exclusion?We cover the shocking stats about how unproductive meetings cost businesses billions each year and how companies can make sure that no one, especially older workers, gets left behind in the AI race.Trust me, this episode is a wake-up call. If you're looking to fix your meetings, ensure inclusivity, and stay ahead in the AI-driven future, you don't want to miss it.“We find that there's a huge lack of generational diversity happening in our meetings. Our research suggests that that's hurting productivity because there are diversity benefits to be gained by having voices from the younger and older employees present in meetings, especially when it comes to big-decision meetings.” ~ Dr. Daniel JollesIn This Episode:-Why employees are not that fond of meetings-The impact of generational diversity on meetings-The cost of unproductive meetings-AI's potential to revolutionize the workplace-The impact of the proliferation of AI recording toolsAnd much more!Resources:-Free Guide to LinkedIn Job Hunting for the 40+ Crew - https://www.itgetslateearly.com/job-guide-LSE Report: When Generations Meet by Dr. Daniel Jolles and Dr. Grace Lordan - https://www.lse.ac.uk/tii/assets/documents/When-Generations-Meet.pdfConnect with Dr. Daniel Jolles:-LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danieljolles/-Website: https://www.danieljolles.com/Connect with Maureen Clough:-LinkedIn: maureenwclough - https://www.linkedin.com/in/maureenwclough/-Website: itgetslateearly.com - https://www.itgetslateearly.com/-Instagram: @itgetslateearly -

What if five simple questions could help you heal, find peace, and reconnect with the people you love? In this heartwarming episode, Max welcomes Anne Jolles, creator of the Grace Trail, a process that started from personal chaos and became a powerful tool for emotional healing. Anne shares how growing up in an alcoholic home and losing both parents within six months led her to a breaking point, and ultimately to the creation of the Grace Trail: Gratitude, Release, Accept, Challenge, and Embrace. From walking the trail with her husband to supporting her son during his deployment in Afghanistan, Anne explains how these five questions helped her and others move forward in life with hope and purpose.   Learn more about Anne:

Ad Verbrugge in gesprek met emeritus hoogleraar Neuropsychologie & Onderwijs Jelle Jolles over de negatieve uitwerking van digitalisering op kind, gezin en onderwijs. --Steun DNW en word patroon op http://www.petjeaf.com/denieuwewereld.Liever direct overmaken? Maak dan uw gift over naar NL61 RABO 0357 5828 61 t.n.v. Stichting De Nieuwe Wereld. -- Bronnen en links bij deze uitzending: - Bestel hier het boek 'Onderwijs in tijden van digitalisering': https://www.managementboek.nl/boek/9789024404889/onderwijs-in-tijden-van-digitalisering-ad-verbrugge- De website van Beter Onderwijs Nederland: https://www.beteronderwijsnederland.nl/- Meer informatie over het symposium van Beter Onderwijs Nederland op 5 april a.s.: https://www.beteronderwijsnederland.nl/onderwijs-in-beeld/2025/02/algemene-ledenvergadering-15-maart-2025/

In this episode of DEI After 5, host Sacha Thompson welcomes Dr. Daniel Jolles, a behavioral scientist and research officer at the London School of Economics. They explore the often-overlooked topic of age diversity in the workplace, discussing the generational miscommunications and differing values that can arise in diverse work environments. Dr. Jolles shares insights from his background in corporate project management, highlighting how redundancies disproportionately affect older employees. Tune in for an enlightening conversation on the importance of recognizing and addressing age diversity as part of a broader approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deiafter5/support

In this episode of the Kelly Roach Show, Kelly and Robert Jolles discuss the intricacies of mastering the art of influence and commanding the stage. As a former Xerox trainer and professional speaker, Rob shares his insights on how to build and accelerate trust with consumers, especially given the evolving landscape of consumer trust. Rob shares insights on building trust through active listening, asking open-ended questions, and avoiding the urge to solve problems too early. They explore strategies for captivating audiences from the stage, emphasizing the importance of concise messaging and involving the audience. For more information on training dates, a full agenda of each session, and pricing options, reach out to training@jolles.com   Also in this episode: Avoid overwhelming your audience with too much information; simplicity often is more engaging. Refrain from introducing problems too early in conversations to maintain a positive engagement. Beyond content, involve your audience through stories, analogies, and interactive elements. Key elements of mastering public speaking include understanding gig sourcing, building an engaging presentation, and effectively utilizing speaker bureaus.   Stay Connected With Kelly Roach:  Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook | Youtube

Middle Ground with JLE L.L.C. 'Where We Treat You Like Family" welcomes Speaker, 5x Best Selling Author, Podcast Host, Coach, Actor, Live Auctioneer, Top Customer Relationship Management Voice, Jolles Associates, Inc. President Robert Jolles as he shares his journey from acting to putting that same energy into Public Speaking.

Almost 18 Years in Real EstateOver 650 transactions totaling over $275 milNO Team -- just me, myself and I.Consistently 45 - 55 transactions/yearBest year 73 sales  [PARTNER WITH US] Get instant 1-on-1 access to over 26 of the top agents in the country to help scale your business.

Almost 18 Years in Real EstateOver 650 transactions totaling over $275 milNO Team -- just me, myself and I.Consistently 45 - 55 transactions/yearBest year 73 sales  [PARTNER WITH US] Get instant 1-on-1 access to over 26 of the top agents in the country to help scale your business.

Almost 18 Years in Real EstateOver 650 transactions totaling over $275 milNO Team -- just me, myself and I.Consistently 45 - 55 transactions/yearBest year 73 sales  [PARTNER WITH US] Get instant 1-on-1 access to over 26 of the top agents in the country to help scale your business.

Jessie's sister Sandy joins Jessie this week! They discuss wellness, growing up together, life and so much more in this thoughtful episode. 

Jessie has a puffy eye, oh no! Chris is officially a Rumblehead, and we humble brag about working out. Does anyone actually like urgent care? We discuss dating app weirdness, Chris has been buying new furniture, new home = new him. We close with a gym vent including our opinions on short trainers. Big announcement coming soon!!! Episode 150 next!   Have you checked out patreon.com/middlechildren for more?

We kick this one off with a rich bit. Do thin rich people really have it all? Once we get back into our own personalities Jessie let's us in on her lonely weekend. Chris has been out of the city reconnecting with nature. We get into a fun conversation reminiscing about high school trauma. Would you like to be part of a heist? Chris went on a deep dive about Ariana Grande, and we close chatting about her. Big month for the Patreon!

We're back, with lots to share! Jessie has a new relationship status and took Winnie to the vet (you go girl), Chris has been traveling and has a question: How do you feel about liars? After discussion we hop into a Hallmark since it's been forevaaa: Love Is Wild, a silly veterinary adventure similar to Tiger King but more ethical!!  July flew by and we know it. We're getting back into the swing of things, big August plans for the Patreon y'all.  Thank you! Love you!

We're back! Chris is a lil bit sick, but has been busy trying to look great for Spain. Jessie's family beach trip was a success! She loved the dynamic with her family, and it get us talking about the right way to make plans on vacation. Winnie is still avoiding the nail clippers, and Jessie's watching a new Showtime show about scammers. Have you ever thought about joining an MLM business? Do you believe people can be haunted? Patreon for all the extras!

Chafing season has arrived! Jessie wants to buy $1000 pants, Chris talks her out of it. All the new pants are low-rise anyways, how ridiculous! Jessie went shopping and Chris lets us in on how he feels about the stores she mentions. Do you agree prices are insane right now? We go over our retail gripes but make it funny. Do you have a good mattress recommendation for us? Have you joined the Patreon? Gearing up for a great summer of content over here! www.patreon.com/middlechildren.

This great team is back! We chat about our summer plans, haunted hay rides, mommunes, communes and so much more in this one! We share how we want to live on the land and then catch up about Vanderpump Rules, what did you think about the finale? Chris got an air fryer, it has changed the game in his kitchen. We love a conversation episode!

Otis is sick with kennel cough, aw poor babe. Jessie hates going to the doctor but she powered through it! Do you have health insurance? This conversation leads us into a Hallmark about surgery: Doctors With Borders, we love getting to escape reality with you. Have you joined the Facebook group?

Chris' birthday weekend in Denver went swell. His Red Rocks experience included hail, and he went to the aquarium! Jessie did end up going to karaoke with an open bar, guess what she sang? Have you watched Jury Duty yet? Chris watched the new Scream movie and is inspired to create a slasher. Jessie shares her brunch plans, and we close on a discussion about Improv and its impact on our lives. 

We kick this one off competing for no reason. Chris is traveling to Denver, and heading to a concert at Red Rocks to kick off his birthday weekend. Jessie's morning started rough… Winnie had to get her nails cut. We've been working out and Jessie saw someone from her past at Orange Theory. Can Jessie become a GOT girlie? Patreon!

Chris tells us about his TSA troubles, and how he prevailed in moments of chaos during the reunion party he hosted last week. Jessie has been doing well and kicks us off into another character building Hallmark: Claudia and Cliffy VanHuffington are back and in action people! Join ‘Stuck In The Middle' on Facebook to join the community? https://www.facebook.com/groups/722387715256890/

Chris is hosting the Love Is Blind reunion party! Jessie's eye is swelling up but she's making it through. We catch up about what we have going on, Chris shares info about a Bumble encounter, we discuss travel plans, Los Angeles, and much more. Jessie has been thrifting and finding all the finds, the travel to Brooklyn left her exhausted though.  Tune in next week for Chris' recap of his evening at the party.

Greetings from the Himalayas. Do you wear Ugg boots?  Chris is traveling and questioning Ugg's manufacturing process, Jessie recently got back from Florida and her throat closed up. Spring is here! We finally pop into a Hallmark moment, Witches Of Sea-Salem: a behind the scenes peek as well as a sequel to our city witches movie a few weeks ago. We did the best we could okay!? Patreon??? Happy 3 years of episodes, go back and listen to some old ones for us!!

Jessie got a manicure and we're not so sure about it. Her sister is getting married: so we chat about the dress shopping, Jessie's outfit for the event, as well as her upcoming travel plans. We discuss our party preferences, and find out how different our party expectations are. How long has it been since you've been to a good party? The Inn we would own would have extravagant parties, so Jessie makes it a must that she will throw a party this year! Come on over to www.patreon.com/middlechildren for more!

Do you want to invest in a farm? Jessie pitches her idea to Chris who reveals holes in the plan. Another option is an apple orchard, and there are so many revenue streams. Jessie is longing for a pool, so she's been suit shopping. Do you have a favorite fair food? What's your favorite ice cream flavor? We finish on the topic of fitness, Chris might change his handle to @fitcarriebradshaw! Check out our Patreon for more content!

Chris is feeling like Susan Honeybaker today. We give our moods out of 10, and Jessie's traveling vet has retired. Do you love the bus? Chris tells another story from the dog park and we close with a classic Hallmark: The Hunt For The Mirrorball Cape! 

Jessie misses her mans, send her some love! Chris catches her up on some Vanderpump Rules drama. What Bravo reality show would you most want to be a part of? We aren't going to the gym today, we wish we could swim. Do you like being told what to wear at a wedding? We discuss situations where you are told what you have to wear. We close on MTV Next, have a lovely week! Patreon? Yep

Jessie is feeling on top of the world! Chris is feeling great too without nuts in his diet, who know the cashews were affecting him so much. We chat about Jessie's travel plans and her name phobia. Chris speaks on his doggy business ventures. Do you like rollercoasters? We're split on them. Theme parks are so romantic, we love a romantic moment. We close with the Middle Children Diner. Don't forget about our Patreon!

We don't love the weather right now. Would you ever live in Miami? Do you love picnics? What about the beach? Do you think you'd join a cult? We answer some of life's big questions on this episode. Chris recaps Triangle of Sadness, Jessie recounts her experience with hand foot and mouth disease. Chris tells us how he feels about George Santos, and he has a show coming up! We close with a conversation about pageants, running for class office, cookies and cheating.   Patreon y'all! Check it out!

We both worked out today, what a moment! We feel so much better about ourselves when we sweat. Chris is going in and out of wanting to be in the city and wanting to leave, Jessie is a psychedelic researcher. We attempt a failed Hallmark, and then move on to a better conversation for our moods. What would you have done if you were on Made? We close on a conversation about Pamela Anderson and reality TV. New stuff up on Patreon! Happy Valentines Day tomorrow!

Do you ever feel like you live in filth? Jessie sure does. Do you get starstruck around celebrities? We share some stories about celebrity interactions. Jessie thinks Chris is her go to person for strange or off the wall facts. Chris has acquired a new dresser and is still on his Gilmore Girls kick. How do you like your sex scenes in shows? We end this one with a praise for Gen Z. It's a silly episode this week, we love it! Rate? Review? Subscribe?

What the heck is thunder really? Chris gives us some insight into his dating life, and lets us into his self reliance dreams. Have you watched Gilmore Girls? Chris is watching again and Jessie looooves it! Do you want kids? What's the best age to have them? We chat about starting a business, and how easy it would be to become a hoarder. To wrap up, we get an update about the wall painting that Chris attempted. Tell a friend about us? Just one!

Jessie has become a dog mom for a lil bit! We kick this one off talking about Tar, did anyone understand it? We break it down but it's not really moving us. We get into a movie conversation before checking in with Jessie on her happenings and our seasonal depression. Chris is the best dog dad! Should we take a creative retreat? How can we kick start our creativity? Maybe do an episodde out there?  Leave us a review, we'd love it if you did!

2023 BABY!! Back and it feels so good, wow! Jessie has been living in filth and Chris rearranged his place. Have you ever tried marzipan? Would you build a gingerbread house all year round? Can we talk about skinny privilege when it comes to fashion? Jessie's been watching old movies, Chris has been deciding to get Otis fixed. We're so excited to push through these meh months and finish winter strong. What if we made January a super double fun month? Go check out the Patreon for the xtras

Jessie had so much fun with her sister, and went out in a super casual outfit only to experience credit card roulette for the first time. Chris tells a funny story about when he was cast as “Chubby Gay Teen”, and we reminisce about Disney channel. Who would play us in our biopics? We close out with some opinions on Love Is Blind and Chris shares his opinion of Blacklist! Happy Thanksgiving! Leave a review if you want us to stay on for December, can we hit 1,000?

Why aren't pets more appreciative!? Chris got a creepy foot massage, Jessie went home to see her parents. We haven't spoken since pre-Halloween so we catch up hard. Jessie's going to learn how to sew, our fires feel like they have been dimmed, and we wrap it all up with some hilarious improv: a couple silly prompts that will have even your most distant cousin giggling. Patreon? Are you there yet?

Happy Halloween!! Chris has an unpopular opinion that he has to get off his chest, Jessie has a few custom ideas up her sleeve and will be ready for her party! Chris has been working with Netflix more for a Love Is Blind segment.  We get into some “Would You Rather? later in the episode and they are pretty silly. Be safe out there this Halloween! Send us your costumes

Why is Jessie's bill so high!? She's adulting today trying to figure out Con Ed and recently decided she's throwing a Halloween party. Chris is moving through a rough patch in life, why doesn't fall ever go his way?  Send him some support! Jessie tries to invite him to pumpkin carving, and a discussion about invites ensues. We end on an improv scene to lighten it up before we send off. Patreon? There's tons more content for you there.

THE OPERA IS BACK! Chris is on day 6 of no sugar (anyone else get gassy?), he tells us about his moviegoing experience and Jessie gives a monologue. We hop right into a silly but memorable Hallmark: Muffin Flop, an off the rails adventure in Wisconsin. Don't you love our craziness? Join Stuck In The Middle on Facebook to get access to our community!

Chris really wants to buy an apple orchard, the business opportunities are plenty! Jessie has been getting back into organizing and we have a discussion about hoarders and the show. We would love to plan weddings, and we do daydream a bit about other employment. Jessie describes her job at the toy factory, and we close out with owning land and making smores. We love yaaaa DM us for the Patreon information!

Back at it after our break! Chris is disassociating and Jessie helps bring him back to reality. Lizzo opinions (Chris is going to the concert), a lovely purple coat was thrifted (Jessie buys it), and we compare prisons based on TV. When's the last time you had a good cry? This episode is a fun ease back into our lives. Leave us a review, tell us what you need from us!

Hey you! Just an FYI that this is the last episode of the month! We both have a busy month so we will be back October 3rd refreshed and hilarious for the fall. We chat about Lea Michele's broadway debut and then we leave you with a smashing Hallmark: Hearts Of Stone, an amethyst cave romantic adventure with a twist. If you need more of us during our off week, GO HIT THE PATREON!

This one's smooth all the way through. Jessie's never heard of Kidz Bop!?! Chris is thinking about hiring a professional cuddler so Jessie offers her services. He's a bit down on things today. What is your stance on platonic cuddling.  Isn't School Of Rock the best? Jessie's bringing her boy home, weeee! Wish her a happy belated if you missed her bday. Want more therapizing? Head over to patreon.com/middlechildren

We're back and beautiful. Chris just got back from upstate with Otis and Jessie has been trying to get Winnie adjusted to having a dog around. What's new in sex? Embarrassing story of the week is back: Jessie's check out story. Chris remembers his RA days in college, and we chat about roommate issues. What a trip down memory lane. We love you!     Patreon anyone? You know you want to check it out