Podcasts about six cs

In this powerful episode, Granger Smith sits down with Emeal “E.Z.” Zwayne, president of Living Waters, to unpack a riveting testimony of redemption—from a violent youth in gang life to becoming a leading voice in evangelism. E.Z. reflects on his deep admiration for Ray Comfort (his now father-in-law), their Middle Eastern backgrounds, and the unifying power of the gospel. The conversation shifts into his passion for purity and spiritual warfare as he introduces his book Fight Like a Man. With striking biblical insight, E.Z. offers men a tactical, grace-filled strategy for battling pornography, summed up in the memorable acrostic “NOPE: Not One Peek Even.” Through the “Six Cs” framework—Creation, Cross, Crisis, Crown, Crowd, and Christ—he calls men to fight with eternal purpose and deep love for God, family, and the church.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aurisha Smolarski, MA, LMFT, is a licensed marriage and family therapist, certified co-parenting coach, mediator, and author of Cooperative Co-Parenting for Secure Kids: The Attachment Theory Guide to Raising Kids in Two Homes. As a mother herself, she understands the complexities faced by parents navigating two households.  With over fifteen years of experience, Aurisha specializes in fostering cooperation and security in co-parenting dynamics. She's committed to helping couples transition from romantic relationships to cooperative co-parenting arrangements, emphasizing commitment, collaboration, and consistency through her "Six Cs of Cooperative Co-parenting."   For practical, relatable, and valuable advice about navigating complex relationships with your partner, your ex, your kids, and yourself, connect with Aurisha:Web: aurishasmolarski.comIG: @cooperativecoparenting X: @securecoparent

Lisa is a highly experienced communication skills coach, who hosts a Walk and Talk group in Singapore which has blossomed into a thriving weekly morning Walk & Talk community, boasting over 100 "Walkers & Talkers". This group offers a refreshing departure from traditional indoor networking events and fosters meaningful connections in nature. We had a fascinating discussion about why connection and conversation are so challenging today, how Lisa is using walk & talk to go beyond the small talk and coffee to act as a catalyst for conversation and deeper connection, plus how to be intentional to create space for connection in team meetings. Lisa has been based in Singapore since 2009 and was a training consultant at the British Council Professional Development Centre for 11 years before starting SIXCOMMS. The Six Cs in SIXCOMMS represent Lisa's core belief in the six essential elements of becoming a proficient communicator: Connection, Curiosity, Compassion, Clarity, Customization, and Consistency. These principles underpin her approach to helping professionals unlock their full communication potential. She hosts The SIXCOMMS Podcast to explore these Six Cs in more depth with her global guests.  What you will learn in this episode: Why connection and conversation are so challenging today Going beyond the small talk and coffee Talking together to stimulate deeper connection Designing conversations for teams in outside spaces Being intentional to create space for connection in team meetings  How to support introverts to nurture their ideas and contribute Practical ways for introverts to develop their confidence to speak up and share Ideas for leaders to cultivate meaningful connection with their people in virtual teams Resources: Discover Victoria Rennoldson's  team communication and cross-cultural training: https://culturecuppa.com/leaders-and-managers/ Discover Victoria Rennoldson's individual communication coaching: https://culturecuppa.com/individuals/  Find Victoria Rennoldson online: https://culturecuppa.com/ Connect with Victoria Rennoldson on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoria-rennoldson/ Find about more about Lisa Partridge: https://www.sixcomms.org/  Connect with Lisa Partridge on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisasing/  Connect with Lisa PArtridge on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sixcommslisa/ If you're in Singapore, sign up to join Lisa for a Walk & Talk: https://www.sixcomms.org/upcomingevents/ If you'd like to start a podcast, Lisa offers a 6-week coaching program, more details can be found on her website: https://www.sixcomms.org/services/  Sign up to receive future episodes of the podcast as soon as they are released: https://culturecuppa.com/get-free-insights/ Follow me on LinkedIn for more strategies, skills and tips: https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoria-rennoldson/  Email me: victoria@culturecuppa.com/ Website: https://culturecuppa.com/

Transformational Tuesday: The 7 Cs of Power & Success! | Dr. Rick Wallace There is a simple way to monitor your progress toward your goals and hold yourself accountable. I call it the Six Cs of Power & Success. The first two Cs are about you, and they are the most important. 1. Commitment 2. Clarity The following five Cs are about the people around you. You need these five people in your circle. 1. Confidant/Comforter 2. Challenger 3. Confronter 4. Celebrator 5. Counselor The Mind Unleashed Course Is As Close to Working with Dr. Wallace As You Can Get: Learn more: https://square.link/u/bgeT75w1 1-on-1 Coaching ~ Consulting ~ Counseling Dr. Wallace is a leading international performance psychologist and life strategist with clients on multiple continents. Dr. Wallace only accepts a limited number of 1-on-1 clients, but he has several slots open for the end of the year and 2024. Learn how you can work with Dr. Wallace in a 1-on-1 capacity: https://thevisioneticsinstitute.com/1-on-1-coaching-1 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rick-wallace3/message

In this episode of Translating ADHD, Ash and Cam discuss the second barrier of ADHD - action. They discuss how the second barrier epitomizes the universal ADHD dilemma of not taking action on the thing we know we ought to do. They explore how small and subtle barriers can often hinder progress, even when the bigger issues are recognized. They emphasize the importance of breaking down tasks into manageable steps, taking action, and learning from the experience. Additionally, they share examples from their coaching practices of clients overcoming the second barrier. They also refer to two resources from Season 1 generated by podcast listeners - The Six Cs to Completion and Cam's Seven Factors to Action. Episode links + resources: Join the Community | Become a Patron Our Process: Understand, Own, Translate. About Cam and Asher The Six C's to Completion - PNG Cam's Severn Factors to Action - PDF For more of the Translating ADHD podcast: Episode Transcripts: visit TranslatingADHD.com and click on the episode Follow us on Twitter: @TranslatingADHD Visit the Website: TranslatingADHD.com

Today Tina interviews Lisa Partridge, the founder of SIXCOMMS about her Six Cs framework to effective communication. They talk about what those Six Cs are and she shares that Consistency has been showing up a lot recently. Something that Lisa has been consistently doing is her Walk & Talks around Singapore to stimulate more free-flowing and engaging conversations with nature as a companion.

Too often people say “We all have a little ADHD." But it's actually that we all have a little overwhelm. Today's guest, Cameron Gott, clarifies how you can tell the difference between overwhelm and ADHD. He then explains the different types of ADHD. Cam takes a deep dive into Positive Intelligence and ADHD including his recent Equanimity group. He mentions Susan David's book on emotional agility. And he mentions the 3 barriers of ADHD. Tune in to hear Cameron as he shares his thoughts about energy management, task inertia, and the six C's of completion. Cameron's Bio An Executive ADHD coach since 2000, Cameron Gott, PCC works with creative leaders and business owners worldwide to help them take action more efficiently and lead more effectively. He co-hosts the Translating ADHD podcast and trains and mentors ADHD coaches through Coach Approach Training. He teaches group coaching classes through Translating ADHD and Melissa Orlov's ADHD Marriage program. He speaks and teaches on a variety of topics including ADHD and coaching. He is now curious about the nexus of ADHD, Positive Intelligence and the role of emotion in leadership and motivation through his Equanimity group coaching effort. Cam lives outside of Charlottesville, VA in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains with his wife and two children. Links: Camerongott.com Translating ADHD Podcast Susan David's ‘Emotional Agility' About Catherine To learn more about your host, Catherine Avery: Productivity by Design To connect with Catherine: Productivity Breakthrough Session Free Guide: Tame your ADHD Brain *We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites at no cost to you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott and I speak with Natsuyo Lipschutz, a leading strategist for elevating global leadership and cross-cultural communications, about the leadership it takes to connect across cultures for more effective business outcomes. Born in Japan, Natsuyo is managing principal of her strategy consulting firm, ASPIRE Intelligence. She's also an executive consultant for Breakthrough Speaking, a global public speaking consultancy. In addition, she serves as the first Asian board director at the National Speakers Association New York City chapter, and is co-author of the Amazon bestselling book The Success Blueprint, and the audio course The Six Cs of Effective Storytelling. You'll gain insights on: The types of “common sense” Natsuyo believes we need to “remove” when leading across cultures Three steps Natsuyo recommends for bridging hidden differences to create deeper trust and connection across cultures Immediately useful ideas for for leading to connect and build meaningful relationships across cultures

Scott and I speak with Natsuyo Lipschutz, a leading strategist for elevating global leadership and cross-cultural communications, about the leadership it takes to connect across cultures for more effective business outcomes. Born in Japan, Natsuyo is managing principal of her strategy consulting firm, ASPIRE Intelligence. She's also an executive consultant for Breakthrough Speaking, a global public speaking consultancy. In addition, she serves as the first Asian board director at the National Speakers Association New York City chapter, and is co-author of the Amazon bestselling book The Success Blueprint, and the audio course The Six Cs of Effective Storytelling. You'll gain insights on: The types of “common sense” Natsuyo believes we need to “remove” when leading across cultures Three steps Natsuyo recommends for bridging hidden differences to create deeper trust and connection across cultures Immediately useful ideas for for leading to connect and build meaningful relationships across cultures

Scott and I speak with Natsuyo Lipschutz, a leading strategist for elevating global leadership and cross-cultural communications, about the leadership it takes to connect across cultures for more effective business outcomes. Born in Japan, Natsuyo is managing principal of her strategy consulting firm, ASPIRE Intelligence. She's also an executive consultant for Breakthrough Speaking, a global public speaking consultancy. In addition, she serves as the first Asian board director at the National Speakers Association New York City chapter, and is co-author of the Amazon bestselling book The Success Blueprint, and the audio course The Six Cs of Effective Storytelling. You'll gain insights on: The types of “common sense” Natsuyo believes we need to “remove” when leading across cultures Three steps Natsuyo recommends for bridging hidden differences to create deeper trust and connection across cultures Immediately useful ideas for for leading to connect and build meaningful relationships across cultures

Our interview guest this week is Joel Bines, global co-leader of the retail practice at AlixPartners. He joins the show to discuss his new book, The Metail Economy, and how retailers can leverage the “Six Cs” in differing amounts to ensure they are meeting the needs of today's consumer. In news, Kroger provides an earnings update, but more importantly, they provide insight on shifts in customer behavior as grocery inflation continues in 2022, and we look ahead to staffing (and stocking) issues at Dollar Tree/Family Dollar, despite positive comps from their most recent quarter.

O convidado desta semana é Michael Fullan. Fullan é um dos líderes da iniciativa global New Pedagogies for Deep Learning (NPDL) e professor emérito da Universidade de Toronto. Foi também Decano do Instituto de Estudos em Educação de Ontário (OISE) da mesma universidade. Reconhecido mundialmente como autoridade na área da educação, Fullan aconselha lideranças governamentais e líderes locais a alcançarem o propósito moral do aprendizado de todas as crianças ao redor do mundo. Fullan recebeu a Ordem do Canadá em Dezembro de 2012 e possui doutorados honorários em várias universidades em diferentes países. Michael Fullan é um premiado escritor, tendo produzido inúmeras obras ao longo de sua carreira, traduzidas em muitas línguas. Aqui no Brasil, temos uma de suas obras publicadas em português, com o título "O significado da mudança educacional". Neste episódio, Fullan fala sobre os impactos da covid-19 na educação e os aprendizados para o futuro, o conceito de deep learning e 6 Cs, novos orientadores para mudança do sistema educacional, o papel dos diretores das escolas e a construção de uma cultura de colaboração. Confira o trabalho de Fullan em: michaelfullan.ca/ Saiba mais sobre o Instituto para Inovação em Educação em unisinos.br/institutoinovacao Idioma do episódio: Inglês -- Our guest this week is Michael Fullan. Fullan is a former Dean of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) and emeritus professor at University of Toronto, and the Global Leadership Director at New Pedagogies for Deep Learning (NPDL). Recognized as worldwide authority on educational reform, Fullan advises policymakers and local leaders to achieve the moral purpose of all children learning around the world. Fullan received the Order of Canada in December 2012 and holds honorary doctorates from several universities in North America and abroad. Michael Fullan is a prolific writer and award winner, having published books in many languages. Here in Brazil, we have one of his books translated, called "O significado da mudança educacional". In this episode, Fullan talks about the impacts of covid-19 in education and learnings for the future, the concept of deep learning and Six Cs, the new drivers for changing of the educacional system, the role of school principals and building a culture of collaboration. Check out more of Fullan's work at michaelfullan.ca/ Learn more about the Institute for Innovation in Education at unisinos.br/institutoinovacao Language of the episode: English

Though he built a career working for some of America’s most giant corporations — including Coca-Cola, Home Depot, and David’s Bridal — Tracy Brinkmann has always been an entrepreneur at heart. It’s a love that goes back to his school days in Copperas Cove, Texas.    From steering the supply and demand of pencils in his grade school classroom to selling art inspired by his father’s military career to pinstriping cars and working on stereos alongside a high school buddy, Tracy always had his hand in a side hustle growing up. But his true calling as an entrepreneur was, for a little while, put on hold while he served in the military and, as a new dad, embarked on his corporate career afterward. Like so many entrepreneurs before him, though, he knew he couldn’t stay in the corporate world forever.   “There’s always that thing in the back of your head going, ‘But I’m just not happy,’” he says. “It’s just not me. It’s okay for a while, and then you’re like, ‘Okay, I got this. Now what?’... You’re just not fulfilled.”   Working in Corporate America did give Tracy plenty of experience, however, in coaching and mentoring others. And today, this coaching has become his full-time job and life’s mission. As a business and success coach and host of the Driven Dark Horse Entrepreneurs podcast, Tracy gives other entrepreneurs the tools they need to kickstart business ideas and, as he puts it, “discover the joy of getting a dollar for something they’re going to be doing anyway.”   In this episode of True North Man, Paul and Tracy talk about why being passionate about your side hustle pays, the importance of picking the right partners, and some of Tracy’s most significant pieces of advice to new entrepreneurs.    What You’ll Learn: Why Tracy believes in following the “Six Cs of Entrepreneurship.” The questions he recommends asking yourself to find clarity and get your business idea off the ground How to approach reinvesting in your business, gaining traction organically, and balancing multiple bank accounts  And much more!   Favorite Quote:  “It’s all about building yourself a plan of action and then holding yourself accountable. You have to be committed to your success. This is usually where the help of a trusted partner or a coach will come in because there's a point where we'll be nice to ourselves — a lot nicer than someone else will be, right? And maybe you need a pat on the back, and a coach can do that. Or maybe you need a smack upside the head.” — Tracy Brinkmann   Connect With Tracy:  Dark Horse Entrepreneur Podcast LinkedIn Instagram Facebook   How To Get Involved: Discover all that Paul Beam has to offer at www.true-north-ministries.com    Enjoyed the episode? Hop over to Apple Podcasts for more! Like and share to help spread the word. We appreciate your support—and we hope to return the favor: Leave a review to let us know what you want to hear from Paul next. 

On today’s show I am going to outline five lessons I learned at the She Podcasts LIVE conference that are relevant to freelance business owners. She Podcasts LIVE was an inaugural conference for the She Podcasts community, which started as a Facebook group that now has 14,000 members—all women podcasters. There’s also a She Podcasts podcast hosted by co-creators Elsie Escobar and Jessica Kupferman. While I learned a bunch of podcast strategies and tips at the conference, there were also tips and reminders that can be helpful for all freelance business owners, no matter what service you provide. Lesson #1 is brought to you by Erica Mandy, host of the very successful podcast the NewsWorthy. Erica is an experienced broadcast journalist who quit her job and launched a daily 10-minute news podcast just a few years ago. In her session at She Podcasts, she offered up the The Six Cs of Success. No. 1 is confidence. Erica says you have to have the confidence that you are resourceful and that you can figure out the solutions. She posed the question: What is the traffic jam in your business? We ask this of our clients, but we should also ask it of ourselves: What is the problem you’re trying to solve? This also reminds me of the book I’m reading right now: Marie Forleo’s “Everything Is Figureoutable.” Lesson #2 was also from Erica’s list: consistency. As Erica said: You have to take it seriously when no one is looking. It takes a lot of work to work ON your business, not just IN your business. Are we doing the marketing and networking and analyzing and planning when no one is looking? Lesson #3 comes from Phylecia Jones, creator of iFind You Close, a research company that helps people find speaking gigs. During a period of time when Phylecia was trying to get more people to pay attention to her and her podcast—which was called Ask the Budgetologist—she asked herself every morning: Who needs to know my name today? Think about it: Don’t you want clients and potential clients to immediately think of you when they need a freelancer that provides the services you do? Almost all of my work is from referrals. That means people know my name. My clients think of me when they have work, but they also think to recommend me to others. Lesson #4 is a combo. It’s spend more time with LinkedIn. At the She Podcasts conference, Karen Yankovich, CEO of Uplevel Media, presented a stellar presentation on how to maximize LinkedIn. A few quick tips: Put LinkedIn on your phone and log in and save the password, so you can more quickly respond to LinkedIn outreach. If you spot a green dot on someone’s profile photo that means they are on LinkedIn now, so you should contact them no. Make sure the keywords that pop up on Your Dashboard (on your profile page) are the keywords you want to be known for. Lesson #5: Take care of yourself. I’ve mentioned before how much I love conferences but also that I’m a complete introvert. I have to prepare myself for all that networking and people time. While I loved the overall She Podcasts vibe, a few sessions started out with bold  interaction, including describing our podcasts to a stranger in a superhero voice. I implore all conference speakers and meeting planners: I know you’re looking to make conferences more interactive, but please consider introverts. If you are doing some sort of interactive thing, you need to put that in the session description and you need to say it up front when people walk in the room. Please. As for individuals, You need to take care of yourself in all situations. There’s a balance between opening yourself up to new experiences and taking care of your own needs. This may mean walking out if you are uncomfortable, saying no, skipping sessions to relax alone in your hotel room. In your business, this means structuring your business around what works best for your productivity but also your mental health. It could mean not taking calls after work hours. Not working on weekends. Saying no to a project with glaring red flags. Saying no to volunteer activities because you’re overwhelmed. Notice how a lot of these examples are simply saying no. YOU are the owner and creator of your business. YOU are in charge. You don’t want to put off the vibe that you’re desperate and will do ANYTHING for a client or to accept a project. It needs to be the right fit for YOU. So, take care of yourself.   Biz Bite: Embrace whimsy The Bookshelf: “The Widows of Malabar Hill” by Sujata Massey Resources: Episode #24 of Deliberate Freelancer: Networking Tips, Especially as an Introvert Episode #6 of Deliberate Freelancer: Make the Most of Conferences Episode #25 of Deliberate Freelancer: Finding Your Community, with She Podcasts Co-Founder Jessica Kupferman She Podcasts Erica Mandy’s The NewsWorthy podcast “Everything is Figureoutable” by Marie Forleo  Phylecia Jones’ iFind You Close Ask the Budgetologist podcast Karen Yankovich and Good Girls Get Rich podcast

As an entrepreneur, when you want to transform peoples’ lives, connecting with new clients and converting your ideal client has everything to do with messaging. You can have the most amazing, powerful, life-transformative service, but if you cannot get your client to understand the value in that service, they will not buy. As an entrepreneur, it is your duty to learn this messaging piece so you can impact all the people you are meant to serve in the world. If copywriting (your words that attract and sell to your clients, not to be mistaken with copyrighting to legally protect your work ;) ) sounds a bit daunting to you, then today’s podcast is meant for you! My guest today on the Epic Success Podcast is the super talented copywriter, Sara Anna Powers. She helped me with my copy as I transitioned my business online and she is a copy specialist. She is sharing her Six Cs step-by-step framework to take your client from connection to conversion and make you amazing at copywriting. So if you like a good step-by-step framework that makes things simple and effective, Sara is gold when it comes to helping you create magnetic messaging! The biggest take-aways from today’s episode are: “It’s so important that we speak the language that our customers understand.” The best way to speak the language of your customer is to connect. Get on the phone. Ask questions. Their answers to those questions, when used on your sales page, makes your ideal client feel instantly connected. Listen in to hear all the great ideas Sara Anna shares for quality content through connection. [7:57] “People only care about you to the extent that you are going to help them move forward.” When you’re in the marketplace, running businesses, charging people money for services and products, we’re not pro bono. Your potential clients are there to get results for their own lives and businesses. It’s on us to communicate that we can help them do that. [14:52] “I really believe that contrast is the piece that holds people back from really having copy that connects.” Contrast creates click-worthy copy that your customer can’t resist. Contrast is the piece that takes people into their world of pain and then contrasts it with your “paradise of possibility.” You do your clients a service by reminding them of their pain and then painting the picture of what your service or product would make possible. [20:07] Sara generously shares all 6 Cs of her Copy That Converts framework in this interview. So many amazing copy tips that will bring you so much value! You don’t want to miss listening to the full episode. Make sure to connect with Sara Anna Powers on Instagram & Facebook and grab her FREE Stellar Sales Page framework! When you put this framework into practice, we’d love to see your magnetic copy! Tag @SaraAnnaPowers & @DrShannonIrvine on Instagram so we can see how you’ve made it your own!

Akhtar Badshah believes that we should be unreasonable in life but also a learner. He is a former Senior Director of Microsoft Citizenship and Public Affairs, an expert on social impact, philanthropy, CSR and international development but also an author and artist. Akhtar is the founder and Chief Catalyst of Catalytic Innovators Group a consulting practice focused on accelerating social impact. He teaches at the University of Washington, School of Business and Evans School of Public Policy and Governance. This conversation is unique, contrarian and refreshing, sometimes hilarious but profoundly deep conversation. Akhtar doesn’t do things like others and prefers to live an unstructured life! Sit down, relax and really pay attention to this ground-breaking conversation. Let’s dive in Key points discussed Akhtar explains how he became a Philanthropist after a highflying career. How he moved out of a middle-class India to explore the world and the circumstances that shaped his vision of the world Why meaning in life comes through you and how to make time to do what is important to you now A valuable framework with the Six Cs to live a successful life What it really means to have passion vs compassion And so much more Now let’s listen to this insightful conversation with Akhtar Badshah.

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