Podcast appearances and mentions of judith humphrey

Jean Trewhella is one of the 25 co-authors of The Grief Experience: Tools for Acceptance, Resilence and Connection While studying Physics at Antioch College, Jean was introduced to dance and found that dancing each semester was a great way to balance heavy intellectual course work. She gained a foundation of body awareness through the practice of Alexander technique®, modern dance, improvisational performance arts. Through her professional career she gained leadership and diversity skills from trainings such as Stephen Covey's The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People®, Judith Humphrey's Taking the Stage®, and Pat Heim's Gender Awareness. She has practiced implementing these tools and driving change as Leader of the IBM Research Diversity Council, President of IEEE Electronic Packaging Society, and as a speaker on diversity and inclusion in her area of Electronics Packaging. In 2019, Jean became a certified JourneyDance® Facilitator after two years of study and practice with Toni Bergins. https://www.movement-insights.com Order your copy of The Grief Experience here. ------------------------------- For as little as $3 a month, you can become a patron to support this podcast. Also, you can watch the video version of this episode here and have early access for future episodes. ------------------------------- Watch Path 11 TV wherever you want, on the iPhone, AppleTV, Android, Amazon Fire, and Roku Apps.

In this special interview from LinkedIn Audio, Judith Humphrey, Fast Company contributor and author of the new book "The Job Seeker's Script" gives her best advice for job searching. What pieces of your resume can you trim, and what parts should you highlight? How important are cover letters...really? And once you land the interview, how do you answer the classic prompt, "Tell me a bit about yourself"?

I invite you to join our live stream event as Judith Humphrey and me as we discuss her new book, “The Job Seeker's Script: Tell Your Story and Land Your Dream Position.” Her book is a Fast Company publication to be released this week. In 2021, I discovered Judith through Twitter (@Judith_Humphrey) and found her book, […]

In this episode, Bart interviews Judith Humphrey, Founder of The Humphrey Group, about her new book, The Job Seeker's Script. In the interview Judith discusses how candidates can successfully advocate for themselves, whether they want to move up in their present company or move to a new firm. Her book shows job seekers how to tell their story, by first setting their goals, and then using her book's template to script themselves throughout their journey – from the initial elevator pitch to their final interview. Using this model, job candidates will impress others and win their coveted job. Learn more about Judith at her website: www.JudithHumphrey.com Get your copy of her latest book, The Job Seeker, below! Amazon: https://a.co/d/4f4EdB0 Indigo Canada: https://lnkd.in/dfCeHgtd 01:06 Welcoming Judith 02:14 The new book 02:48 Why write this book? 05:42 Fluid labour market 06:49 Deciding on your storyline 07:20 Am I prepared to invest in myself? 08:07 What are my skills and interests? 09:22 Do I want a new direction? 10:14 What culture do you want to work in? 10:41 Stats on the importance of culture 11:36 Return to office? 12:10 Size of organization 13:45 Will I be able to succeed there? 15:26 Pitching inside your own company 16:23 Companies WANT to retain talent 16:47 Concerns of leaders 18:13 Build your network 18:48 Selling yourself internally 19:00 Networking with your boss 20:37 Talk to potential sponsors 21:26 How to ask someone to go to bat for you 22:13 Be intentional 22:32 Sometimes people are reluctant to network 24:40 How to script yourself 25:34 H.I.R.E 26:32 HOOK 26:54 INSPIRE 27:05 REINFORCE 27:26 ENGAGE 27:57 Scripting 30:13 Avg. # of interviews to land a job 30:29 Research the interviewers 31:04 Common questions to be ready for 34:02 Bart summarizes 35:37 Rehearse! 36:04 Where can you buy the book? 36:49 Thank yous

What makes a good leader? Bart Egnal is an expert in answering this question, drawing from his more than 20 years of experience in leadership communication training. He shares his insights in this interview. Bart Egnal is the current CEO of The Humphrey Group, which helps entrepreneurs and executives develop better leadership skills so they can manage and communicate with their teams more effectively. His mother, Judith Humphrey, founded The Humphrey Group in 1988. Bart joined the team in 2001 and set to work scaling the business into what it is today. Now we're picking Bart's brain for his top insights on how to develop the right skills to be an effective business leader. He'll talk about the importance of clear communication, how to build an inclusive culture, and other valuable insights that today's business leaders need to thrive. Resources:The Humphrey Group - Learn more about Bart and his company at their websiteThe Inspire Podcast - Leadership communication and inclusion podcast hosted by Bart EgnalHow to Lead like a Fortune 500 Executive - UpFlip podcast interview with leadership expert Libby GillUpFlip Blog - Learn more about how to start, lead, and grow a businessNiagara Institute - Leadership training for everyday leadersLeading Through Language - Book by Bart Egnal on how using clear language can make you a more effective leaderStart at the End -  Book by Dan Bigham on how to reverse-engineer your way to successConnect with UpFlip On Facebook On Instagram @UpFlipOfficial on Twitter For more insights to start, build, or grow a business, check out the resources on UpFlip.com or head to the UpFlip YouTube channel to see more interviews with business owners and experts. Thanks for listening!

Andrea interviews leadership communication expert Judith Humphrey (part 2). Learn about imposter syndrome, communication differences between men and women, effective self-promotion, the leaders' script, when we should apologize, and what to do when your boss suggests it's time to demonstrate leadership. This is part 2 of a two-part feature (ep. 94 & 95) on “Taking […] The post #95 TAKING THE STAGE part 2 – Communication Skills for LEADERS with Judith Humphrey appeared first on Talk About Talk.

Andrea interviews leadership communication expert Judith Humphrey. Learn about imposter syndrome, communication differences between men and women, effective self-promotion, the leaders' script, when we should apologize, and what to do when your boss suggests you need to demonstrate leadership. This is part 1 of a two-part feature (ep. 94 & 95) on “Taking the Stage: […] The post #94 TAKING THE STAGE – Communication Skills for LEADERS with Judith Humphrey – part 1 appeared first on Talk About Talk.

Hello podcasters! It's great to be with you today. I want to share an interview with communication and leadership guru Judith Humphrey, who coached me in my early career and was instrumental in preparing me for the 2010 and 2012 Olympics and the Superbodies series, which won a Gemini award. In 1988, Judith launched The Humphrey Group, the first Canadian firm to focus on uniting leadership and communication. Now led by her son Bart Egnal, it remains a major presence in the field, continuing to deliver pioneering programs established by Judith like Taking the Stage for women leaders. Since her retirement in 2017, Judith has continued to write and speak widely, sharing her knowledge about how to inspire through communication. In 2012, she was awarded the prestigious YWCA Woman of Distinction award for entrepreneurship. I hope you benefit tremendously from this deep conversation about leadership, communication and crafting a world-class life. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dr-greg-wells/support

Have you ever seen a really important person in your company or even in the online world in real life and you just freeze because you have no idea what to say to them. And if you don't say anything at all, you miss on creating an amazing connection. This just happened to my husband and I. We were at a car wash here in San Diego and we were wishing our car right next to Pat Flynn from the Smart Passive income Podcast which I have listened to for years. We hesitated and almost didn't say anything but finally, we said, hey are you Pat Flynn? It was spontaneous and a little weird but it's exactly what we are talking about today in this podcast. Making more spontaneous moments to advance your career or business. So let's dive in.

Why should leaders prepare to be spontaneous? In our inaugural episode, Presenter Bart Egnal discusses the growing value of impromptu conversations with Judith Humphrey, Founder of The Humphrey Group and author of Impromptu: Leading in the Moment. In a wide-ranging interview, you'll hear why it is important to treat unexpected interactions as opportunities, and how you can follow the lead of great speakers like Bobby Kennedy to influence your audiences. --- If you're interested in Impromptu: Leading in the Moment, you can find more information on our website: http://humphreygroup.com/ Bobby Kennedy's eulogy to Martin Luther King, which is discussed during the interview, can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoKzCff8Zbs

Today's interview is with Judith Humphrey. Judith is a communications expert who equips leaders to speak effectively in any situation by preparing to be spontaneous.For senior leaders, spontaneous moments to influence and inspire happen daily – in meetings, in the corridor, in a tweet. To shine in these moments leaders must learn to listen, think, and respond within seconds. In her new book, Impromptu: Leading in the Moment, she discusses different ways to do this.We discuss the following in our interview:The power of “Scripting” yourself for any occasionHow to toss the index cards and develop impromptu remarks in the new age of speechesHow to instantly read any audience, anywhere, of any sizeLessons from great impromptu speeches throughout historyTips to rapidly collect your thoughts and craft a persuasive messageHow to master body language and speak with the physical presence of a leaderResources Mentioned In The EpisodeImpromptu: Leading in the Moment Book: https://www.amazon.com/Impromptu-Leading-Moment-Judith-Humphrey/dp/1119286751 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Judith Humphrey is the founder of The Humphrey Group, a premier leadership communications firm. She is a communications expert whose business teaches global clients how to communicate as confident and compelling leaders. Judith is the author of three books including the upcoming “Impromptu: Leading in the Moment”, an acclaimed speaker, and a columnist for Fast Company. And in 2012, Judith was the recipient of the prestigious YWCA Women of Distinction Award for Entrepreneurship. What you'll learn about in this episode: The importance of making your message inspirational to the audience Why inspirational leadership is critical Why leadership today has nothing to do with your title, your rank, or your power Why Judith felt it was important to write her latest book “Impromptu: Leading in the Moment” Why business owners need to train and prepare themselves for impromptu speaking Why listening is very important in impromptu speaking The importance of knowing your audience and reading them well Judith explains the 4-part template for structuring the leader script Why communication is the most important skill when running a business Why you should always prepare to be spontaneous in your role as an entrepreneur Ways to contact Judith: Website: www.judithhumphrey.com Book: Impromptu: Leading in the Moment Twitter: @Judith_Humphrey

How do you build a personal brand and lead in the moment? Are spur-of-the-moment conversations, online and in-person, replacing the “state of the company” address? In her new book, Impromptu: Leading in the Moment (Wiley, on sale now), communications expert Judith Humphrey equips entrepreneurs, leaders, and those looking to advance their career to shine in... The post An “Impromptu” conversation with author Judith Humphrey appeared first on Yes Brand Podcast.

Today on Entrepreneur Effect Dush i joined by Judith Humphrey. In her new book, Impromptu: Leading in the Moment, communications expert, author, and acclaimed speaker Judith Humphrey provides insight into how to think on your feet and speak spontaneously and successfully in virtually every situation from elevator conversations with your boss to industry networking events to job interviews. Often, the most important moments are spur-of-the-moment exchanges, opportunities that we should take advantage of by preparing in advance. Drawing upon the most memorable impromptu moments in history—from the ancient Greeks to today’s leaders in business, politics, and entertainment—Impromptu explores every aspect of spontaneous speaking in order to prepare us for anything life throws our way.

Judith Humphrey joins host Denise Griffitts to explain how preparing for impromptu speaking moments make you seem more engaging, professional, and thoughtful. Judith Humphrey is the founder of The Humphrey Group, a premier leadership communications firm. She is a communications expert whose business teaches global clients how to communicate as confident, compelling leaders. Judith is the author of three books ('Speaking As a Leader: How to Lead Every Time You Speak...From Board Rooms to Meeting Rooms, From Town Halls to Phone Calls', 'Taking the Stage: How Women Can Speak Up, Stand Out, and Succeed', and the upcoming 'Impromptu: Leading in the Moment'). She is also an acclaimed speaker, a columnist in Fast Company, and a top Global Communications Guru. Judith received an M.A. in English from The University of Rochester. She was awarded the 2012 YWCA’S prestigious Woman of Distinction award for Entrepreneurship. Find Judith on the web: Website | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook

Episode 137 - Judith Humphrey joins Kevin Craine to discuss her book "Impromptu: Leading in the Moment," and ways you can better prepare for unplanned and impromptu moments and communicate as a confident and compelling leader. Judith is a columnist for Fast Company and was awarded the 2012 YWCA’S prestigious Woman of Distinction award for Entrepreneurship. Listen for three action items you can use today. Host, Kevin Craine   Everyday-MBA.com

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Segment 1:Carl Bialik is the data science editor for Yelp. Previously he wrote for FiveThirtyEight and, before that, for the Wall Street Journal, where he wrote the Numbers Guy column from 2005 to 2013.Segment 2:Johann Van Tonder is theauthor of E-COMMERCE WEBSITE OPTIMIZATION, and is COO at AWA digital. He has used the principles and techniques in this book to deliver massive sale improvements for big and small e-commerce businesses. Segment 3:Chris Douglas is building a global network of top-tier training companies and Authorized Providers who share the philosophies of Fierce. Chris is a visionary who believes that Fierce offers 21st century solutions to leadership challengesSegment 4:Bruce Bowler began his forty year career in mortgage banking when he was 17, culminating as the CEO and half owner of Universal Lending Corporation, which he and his partner built into one of Denver's largest privately held mortgage companies.Segment 5:Judith Humphrey founded Toronto-based leadership communications firm, The Humphrey Group Inc., in 1988. Originally geared to the speaking needs of C-level executives, the company now works with leaders at all levels, showing them how to inspire, influence, and lead every time they speak.  Sponsored by Nextiva.

“All the world’s a stage,” Shakespeare wrote. But what happens when you find yourself on the “stage” – whether it’s a business meeting, a news conference, an elevator full of colleagues, or even a platform such as Twitter – and no one has handed you a script?     In her new book, Impromptu: Leading in the Moment, Judith Humphrey teaches business leaders, owners, and entrepreneurs how to prepare to speak spontaneously and win over their audiences. But can she talk the talk?    Host and Reputation Coach Dean Rotbart, a one-time Colorado state high school extemporaneous speakers champ, puts Judith to the test this week, as he probes her ability to ad-lib answers to some of his toughest questions.   Photo: Judith Humphrey, Impromptu Posted: December 25, 2017 Monday Morning Run Time: 33 minutes 18 seconds 

Moe and Judith Humphrey discuss ways for women to speak up confidently, gain respect, earn the promotions they deserve, and secure their places at the boardroom table. 

Judith Humphrey is founder and president of The Humphrey Group. In 1988 she launched The Humphrey Group as the first Canadian firm to focus on teaching top executives to be effective speakers. The firm has grown and the range of courses has broadened, with an increasing emphasis on teaching leaders at all levels how to influence and inspire. Judith received ... Read More