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2 episodes with stephanie barnes
2 episodes with stephanie barnes
2 episodes with stephanie barnes
2 episodes with stephanie barnes
This episode is brought to you by Pillar Mastery. Discover the proven framework that helps ambitious achievers align their desires and actions to create a life of authenticity, clarity and genuine joy. Enroll now! Overview In this episode of Redefining Wealth, I'm joined by the incredible Dr. Stephanie Barnes, a healthcare innovation attorney and proud graduate of the Pillar Mastery program, to talk about her inspiring journey of personal and professional transformation. From feeling unfulfilled in her career to boldly redefining her purpose, Dr. Barnes shares how clarity, confidence, and community support helped her embrace the life she truly wanted. We dive into the liberating process of reigniting long-lost dreams, including her awe-inspiring decision to compete in a bodybuilding competition at 50—proving it's never too late to rewrite your story and declare your power. This episode is packed with themes of self-discovery, breaking stereotypes, and embracing change to create a life that feels aligned, authentic, and full of possibility. If you're ready to dream big and live boldly, this conversation is for you! Questions to Reflect On as You Listen: What hidden passions or dreams have I put on hold, and how can I revisit them? Am I prioritizing purpose over external measures of success? How can I embrace change as a catalyst for growth and fulfillment? What steps can I take to connect with a supportive and empowering community? How can I redefine my perspective on aging and view it as a season of new opportunities? This episode is a powerful reminder that transformation is possible at any stage of life. Dr. Barnes' story will inspire you to break free from limiting beliefs, embrace your passions, and redefine what it means to live a fulfilled life. Resources Mentioned: Pillar Mastery Promotional Link Promotional Link Instagram Facebook Website How to Redefine Wealth for Yourself
In this episode of Knowledge Cast, Enterprise Knowledge CEO Zach Wahl speaks with Stephanie Barnes, Stuart French, and Rebecka Isaksson to discuss Knowledge Summit Dublin 2024. In this conversation, the group shares the panels they will be speaking at, what they expect to learn while attending, and evolving landscape of knowledge management, especially in light of generative AI's impact on the field. They also explore themes of creativity, innovation, and the vital role of tacit knowledge. To learn more about Knowledge Summit, and register for the event, go to https://www.knowledgesummitdublin.com/ To learn more about Enterprise Knowledge, visit us at: enterprise-knowledge.com. EK's Knowledge Base: https://enterprise-knowledge.com/knowledge-base/ Contact Us: https://enterprise-knowledge.com/contact-us/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/enterprise-knowledge-llc/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/ekconsulting
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Today I talk with creative learning and knowledge management specialist, Stephanie Barnes. We talk about a topic that can radically change your workplace for the better increasing employee (and management) creativity and innovation. You might call it radical knowledge management. We touch on: 1. Defining Radical Knowledge Management (RKM) 2. Brainstorming 3. Neuroscience and RKM 4. Creativity 5. Art-based Interventions (ABI) 6. Trust & Resilience 7. Artificial Intelligence 8. How we've had the 'creativity educated out of us' It's a very different way of thinking and a very inspiring way of building teams and lighting that spark of innovation and creativity that many organizational leaders are separately searching for. Don't miss what Stephanie has to say - you won't be disappointed. Enjoy!
Today I talk with creative learning and knowledge management specialist, Stephanie Barnes. We talk about a topic that can radically change your workplace for the better increasing employee (and management) creativity and innovation. You might call it radical knowledge management. We touch on: 1. Defining Radical Knowledge Management (RKM) 2. Brainstorming 3. Neuroscience and RKM 4. Creativity 5. Art-based Interventions (ABI) 6. Trust & Resilience 7. Artificial Intelligence 8. How we've had the 'creativity educated out of us' It's a very different way of thinking and a very inspiring way of building teams and lighting that spark of innovation and creativity that many organizational leaders are separately searching for. Don't miss what Stephanie has to say - you won't be disappointed. Enjoy!
“I think a lot of times we want to shortcut and jump to the middle or jump to the end. But there's so much to be learned by taking a breath and stepping back and going: What am I really trying to do here? Whether it's going for a walk, or painting or cooking or […] The post Stephanie Barnes on radical knowledge management, the power of art, tapping intuition, and building curiosity (Ep49) appeared first on amplifyingcognition.
Your Favorite Therapist welcomes Dr. Stephanie Barnes into The Therapist Space to Discuss “Deciding On Joy”.Stephanie D. Barnes is a Harvard educated attorney turned Fulfillment Strategist. She equips high-achieving women who are overwhelmed and underappreciated with solutions and strategies to go from burned out to fired up so they can experience a joyful, fulfilled and meaningful life. Dr. Stephanie D. Barnes is an award winning author and expert on leadership, gender equality and women's rights. She has been featured in the Harvard Business Review, Personal Excellence Magazine, and the Huffington Post. She is an internationally acclaimed speaker and has also presented a TEDx Talk, “What's in a Name? How Leadership Discourse Perpetuates Gender Bias.” She is an internationally acclaimed speaker and coach. She helps women to become great leaders in business, corporate, and community through C-Suite Women's Network. She is the host of the podcast, Living Life in the And. She has been featured in the Harvard Business Review, Personal Excellence Magazine, and the Huffington Post. A graduate of HBCU, Tougaloo College, she received her law degree from Harvard Law School and her PhD in Organizational Leadership from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She is a life member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and an Associate member of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. She is a collector of fine art and loves living the Fabulous Life. Dr. Barnes has two adult sons, Nicolas and Marcus, a Portuguese Water Dog, Zara, and two Doberman puppies Traci and McElroy. She is living her best life in Atlanta, Georgia. To learn more about Dr. Barnes visit www.drstephaniedbarnes.com. Direct Message Jocelyn on Instagram to participate in Ask Your Favorite Therapist Thursday. Submit your questions here: Just Jocelyn IGTV Live If you are interested in being a guest on this show email justjocelynassist@gmail.com To get exclusive Just Jocelyn News and Updates Visit www.jocelyngavinlane.com
If you are rolling your eyes when you hear “knowledge management”, it's because we have been doing it wrong. If we want to win in complex, uncertain, and volatile environments we need both sides of our brain, the artistic and the analytical side. Today I learn about radical knowledge management from its creator Stephanie Barnes. Follow Stephanie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanieabarnes/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanieabarnes/) Read/listen: http://discoveringdata.com/ (discoveringdata.com)
Stephanie Barnes is Chief Chaos Organizer at Entelechy, a consultancy whose main purpose is helping people and organizations become more collaborative, innovative, flexible and transparent as they flatten hierarchies, improve employee engagement and adapt to an ever-evolving environment.
On this podcast, APQC's Mercy Harper talks with Stephanie Barnes, Chief Chaos Organizer at Entelechy, about practice, tactical tips for implementing Radical Knowledge Management. To learn more about Radical KM, check out Stephanie's website and her article in Business Information Review. Subscribe to us on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts!
In this podcast, APQC's Mercy Harper talks with Stephanie Barnes, Chief Chaos Organizer at Entelechy, about the “radical” future ahead for knowledge management. Click here to read Stephanie's paper on Radical KM. Subscribe to us on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts!
On this weeks episode of the podcast we sit down with our close friend Stephanie Barnes, as reminisce of the good olé days back at RCC. We also catch up on what's Stephanie's doing today after working on shows like Conan and NBC's Good girls.
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I really enjoyed this conversation with Stephanie as she walks us through her interesting and eclectic work history from accountancy, to IT to innovation & creativity. I absolutely love her idea of an in-house artist studio. I can well imagine losing, in a good way, 30 mins over lunch painting. Stephanie can be contacted via the following means: Website - https://www.realisation-of-potential.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanieabarnes/detail/contact-info/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/MPuzzlePiece "My background is as a painter, knowledge management consultant, IT process consultant, and accountant. Applying artistic practices and principles to your organisational challenges can help you develop new and innovative solutions. Applying artistic practices and principles to your personal situation can help you discover a way forward." Please find my Interpersonal Catalyst brochure here in case I can support you at all -> https://my.visme.co/projects/rxyz4jpo-garry-turner-interpersonal-catalyst --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/valuevulnerability/message
Jo Cook chats to Berlin-based Canadian learning expert Stephanie Barnes ahead of our Feb 5 webinar on storytelling, art and learning. Not signed up? Do it free, here https://events-emea1.adobeconnect.com/content/connect/c1/2070145799/en/events/event/shared/default_template/event_registration.html?sco-id=3368120350
The last big show that was thrown with the Think Tank was a confusing one, for many reasons. Firefly Productions tricked the Think Tank into producing it, the Think Tank tricked its audience into attending it (#District798), and the actors tricked guests in every way shape and form. By the end, people even thought the weed was fake while they hit it. This show was described as a "mindfuck" by the media, and it encapsulated that word in every way. Whether you caught or missed the show, or caught the show but missed huge chunks of it (we don't blame you), this interview with Steph and Steven of Firefly is a crash course on how to give a viciously original take on priorly used content. Producers will love this episode. Artists will too. Steven Klein and Stephanie Barnes from Firefly https://www.facebook.com/FireflyTheaterFilms?ref=ts https://twitter.com/fireflyinc http://steven-klein.blogspot.com/ 7:31- District 798 http://www.fireflyinc.com/caught/ 8:00- Jacob tells Steven and Steph to give an intro about the last show Firefly and Think Tank have done More about ‘Caught’ at District 798 http://www.fireflyinc.com/press/caught/ 9:10- Steven goes into detail about what Caught is 12:33- http://lamama.org/ http://lamama.org/caught/ Read about what people thought about Caught at La Mama https://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/29/theater/review-its-the-audience-thats-captured-by-caught.html 14:53- Director Ed Sylvanus Iskandar http://www.ediskandar.com/bio/ https://www.broadwayworld.com/los-angeles/article/BWW-Interview-Ed-Sylvanus-Iskandar-Gets-CAUGHT-At-The-Think-Tank-Gallery-20171101 16:20- Who did the rehearsal process? 16:48- Caught being an immersive show and not in a theater 19:43- Did you guys hire an immersive company? Was it Ed’s company? 20:10- More of Tommy Honton http://tommyhonton.com/ https://twitter.com/angelalansburyd Listen to the Artist Real Talk Episode 17 with Tommy Honton https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-r-t-artists-real-talk/id1159607075?mt=2#episodeGuid=4a7dc10479207f5f9e9389bb5dd6e68a 20:33- A lot of immersive theater is associated with horror in LA 21:43- Building a world around theater that is Immersive 24:08- Stephen Gifford the set designer of Caught/District 798 http://www.stephengifforddesign.com/ 28:28- Staff and actors hiding to watch how the audience reacted to the show 29:08- Stephanie and Steve go over the order of the show 30:27- Reactions from theater crowd vs art crowd 30:50- At what point did you approach me in the ideation process; early or right at the end? 31:23- Who was involved in the early stages? 32:39- Had you already discussed whether the gallery would be in on the joke or not before meeting us? 36:00- Jacob talks about the challenges 36:20- Liquor sponsors backing out because they didn't want to compromise relationships from China even though the show wasn't real. 36:42- https://meowwolf.com/ 40:57- Stephanie talks about the post show lounge 46:37- “Is this a gallery or a theater?” 47:39- Full Length Play http://www.samuelfrench.com/catalog/search?author=Christopher%20Chen 58:38- Stephanie talks about how the ticketing process was the most challenging part of the entire show 59:20- Jacob tells Stephanie and Steven to share the difficulties within making the show 1:01:23- Generating group sales 1:02:28- How do you market Caught/District 798 1:02:48- Creating an element of exclusivity and an element of getting approved 1:05:08- Five words to describe yourself and five words people would use to describe you 1:07:21- Jacob, Stephanie and Steven talk about how there needs to be an Immersive ticketing service that is customizable. 1:09:51- The ability to text characters from the show 1:11:33- Making sure the whole audience feels like one unit 1:12:45- Then She Fell http://www.thenshefell.com/about/ 1:15:20- Steven goes into detail about how instead of feeling betrayed the audience felt safe 1:17:22- Jacob asks Steven and Stephanie, “how many productions have you done in front of a live audience? 1:18:07- The audience had a different energy every night. How wide was the shift from one night to the next, from one week to the next in our show; compared to other live productions you guys have done? 1:22:50- Steven talks about how the people with an Asian background seemed more relaxed vs the white audience who wasn't sure if they could laugh or if it was offensive. 1:25:40- Jacob asks, “was there a difference between the Fridays and Saturdays since some nights were alcohol and some were weed?” 1:26:28- Noah Nelson: https://noproscenium.com/ https://twitter.com/NoProscenium Check out Artist Real Talk episode 11 with Noah Nelson: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/a-r-t-artists-real-talk/id1159607075?mt=2&i=1000379844107 1:27:23- The talk back 1:31:15- Jacob asks, “what did you learn about the audiences who were coming to the talk back based on them thinking the show was over? 1:36:53- Moving the audience in different environments to dictate how they are supposed to behave 1:38:34- Rafael Hayashi: https://www.instagram.com/rahayashi http://www.rahayashi.com/ Teddy kelly: https://www.instagram.com/teddykelly/ https://teddykelly.com/ http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/arts/la-et-cm-caught-christopher-chen-theater-review-20171107-story.html 1:40:53- Jacob describes Steven in one word 1:43:03- What’s next? 1:45:23- Stephen Gifford the set designer of Caught at District 798 http://www.stephengifforddesign.com/ ‘Caught’ starred: Louis Ozawa http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1559194/ Jackie Chung: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2086965/ Jessica Kaye: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2991901/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Steven Klein: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1635832/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Eston Fung: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3029513/ Chrstine Lin: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2374936/ Stephanie Barnes: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4043581/ Peter Wylie: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1174557/ The immersive company included Alexis Colianni, Carlo Figlio, Gray Gall, Stacia Marcum, Katie May Porter, Rebecca Rufer, and Alice Victoria Winslow. Lighting Designer Derrick McDaniel https://thisstage.la/artist-profile-derrick-mcdaniel/ Project Designer Jeffrey Teeter https://theater.calarts.edu/programs/design-and-production/program-faculty/jeffrey-teeter Sound Designer Crickets Myers http://www.cricketsmyers.com/ Costume Designer Halei Parker http://www.haleiparker.com/ Assistant Director Garrett Baer http://www.imdb.com/name/nm5142370/ Stage managed by Amanda Bierbauer, and the Assistant Sound Designer was Kelly Aburto In association with: Vs Theatre http://www.vstheatre.org/ Steven Klein http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1635832/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Stephanie Barnes http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4043581/ Natalia Duncan Macker http://www.mackerforwyo.com/ Think Tank Gallery https://www.instagram.com/thinktankdtla/ http://voyagela.com/interview/meet-jacob-patterson-think-tank-gallery-transient/ https://thinktank.gallery/ 1:46:36- Jacob asks Steven and Stephanie to close out by talking about the opening of the show
Hey pop tart! Where ya been, who'd ya see, whaddaya know, and WHATCHA BEEN DOIN? We are so excited to be talking about one of the single most iconic episodes of Sex and the City: The Good Fight. This is the episode that brought us phrases like "long, pink, amazing," "dead woman fucking," and "I don't wanna TALK about it!" So grab a flat baby and 5 almost empty speed-stick deodorants, throw on your favorite shredded Roberto Cavalli dress and your chewed-up turquoise shoes, and join Alec, Kat, and the hilarious Stephanie Barnes for one of the best episodes of this show EVER.
Deputy editor Jo Cook talks to knowledge management expert Stephanie Barnes about her careers in KM and expressionist art, and whether the two ever overlap. More on the OEB agenda here https://oeb.global/programme#agenda
Using her experiences in business and life, Dr. Stephanie D. Barnes shares a tools and strategies to help women elevate their life and career. Whether you report to a CEO or are the CEO of your own business, you are the CEO of your life! Stephanie shares strategies help you to capitalize on your most powerful asset—the power of choice—to get to the next level—the C-Suite of your life! You will hear: How to be the CEO of their LivesHow to be more deliberate in creating the lives and careers they desiresHow to embrace collaborative competition to build alliances in the workplace and marketplaceHow to Live Life in the AndMindset Leadership Expert and host, Bernadette Boas, takes your questions LIVE at 1-818-572-2910, chat right here on Blog Talk Radio, or post your question, story or challenge on Shed the Bitch FACEBOOK or TWITTER. Listen weekly on Shedding the Bitch.com or iTunes.Support the Show.
Using her experiences in business and life, Dr. Stephanie D. Barnes shares a tools and strategies to help women elevate their life and career. Whether you report to a CEO or are the CEO of your own business, you are the CEO of your life! Stephanie shares strategies help you to capitalize on your most powerful asset—the power of choice—to get to the next level—the C-Suite of your life! You will hear: How to be the CEO of their LivesHow to be more deliberate in creating the lives and careers they desiresHow to embrace collaborative competition to build alliances in the workplace and marketplaceHow to Live Life in the And Mindset Leadership Expert and host, Bernadette Boas, takes your questions LIVE at 1-818-572-2910, chat right here on Blog Talk Radio, or post your question, story or challenge on Shed the Bitch FACEBOOK or TWITTER. Listen weekly on Shedding the Bitch.com or iTunes.
Using her experiences in business and life, Dr. Stephanie D. Barnes shares a tools and strategies to help women elevate their life and career. Whether you report to a CEO or are the CEO of your own business, you are the CEO of your life! Stephanie shares strategies help you to capitalize on your most powerful asset—the power of choice—to get to the next level—the C-Suite of your life! You will hear: How to be the CEO of their LivesHow to be more deliberate in creating the lives and careers they desiresHow to embrace collaborative competition to build alliances in the workplace and marketplaceHow to Live Life in the And Mindset Leadership Expert and host, Bernadette Boas, takes your questions LIVE at 1-818-572-2910, chat right here on Blog Talk Radio, or post your question, story or challenge on Shed the Bitch FACEBOOK or TWITTER. Listen weekly on Shedding the Bitch.com or iTunes.
Using her experiences in business and life, Dr. Stephanie D. Barnes shares a tools and strategies to help women elevate their life and career. Whether you report to a CEO or are the CEO of your own business, you are the CEO of your life! Stephanie shares strategies help you to capitalize on your most powerful asset—the power of choice—to get to the next level—the C-Suite of your life! You will hear: How to be the CEO of their LivesHow to be more deliberate in creating the lives and careers they desiresHow to embrace collaborative competition to build alliances in the workplace and marketplaceHow to Live Life in the And Mindset Leadership Expert and host, Bernadette Boas, takes your questions LIVE at 1-818-572-2910, chat right here on Blog Talk Radio, or post your question, story or challenge on Shed the Bitch FACEBOOK or TWITTER. Listen weekly on Shedding the Bitch.com or iTunes.
Carrie is happily back with Aidan. What could go wrong? The archaic technology that is the answering machine, that's what! One call from Big mid-coitus is enough to turn Aidan into quite the prickly pear, which is a side of Aidan we don't see often, and let's be honest, it's kind of sexy. While Charlotte is busy "choosing her choice" Miranda throws her neck out, and Samantha fucks some asshole who tells her what to do with her pubes. He's a piece of tepid garbage. Alec and Kat are once again joined by the WICK-edly talented Adele Dazeem, er, Stephanie Barnes for this episode, and if you think it isn't any good, you have to forgive us. You HAVE to forGIVE us. YOU HAVE TO FORGIVE US, AIDAN. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter Check out Stephanie's website! And don't forget to rate and review us on iTunes!
This is it: the episode you love until that one part and then you're hoping it's going to be different this time OH GOD YOU WANT TO LOOK AWAY BUT YOU JUST CAN'T!!! HELP!!! Life is full of hard-won lessons, and we all spend some time metaphorically (and sometimes literally) falling on our faces before we finally understand certain fundamental truths about ourselves. This episode of the show is one of the best, because it does such a flawless job of illustrating those tough life moments through our four favorite gals while entertaining us to the hilt in the process. Join Alec, Kat, and real-life model Stephanie Barnes for this fucking fantastic episode of Sex and the City. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram, and don't forget to rate and review us on iTunes!
I chat with Dr. Stephanie Barnes Taylor about getting unstuck and making things happen in your life.
This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!
This is The Water Cooler Podcastathon 2012! This is the one year anniversary of The Water Cooler, the official kickoff of Season 2, as well as a fundraiser for an amazing charity. Max and Stina went from Noon to Midnight to raise money for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. A volunteer charity that raises money for research and treatment of childhood cancers. During the show they talked to guests, friends, callers and donators with a full studio of people. Donations are still accepted up until March 18, 2012. Visit https://www.stbaldricks.org/donate/team/75029 to donate!
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