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W co się ubrać na rower na 30 km wie każdy patrząc teraz na termometr. Jednak proste zadanie bardzo się komplikuje kiedy lądujemy z rowerem w górach, na obcym terenie. Albo mamy do przejechania na zawodach 270 km albo 5000 metrów przewyższenia Ja w swojej kolarskiej „karierze” zaliczyłem wszystkie możliwe wtopy przez które byłem na granicy hipotermii przez chłód i deszcz. Na ich kanwie odważyłem się przygotować kompletny poradnik by być odrobinę mądrzejszym ode mnie. Na początek małe zastrzeżenie. Proszę zapomnieć o tym, że zajmuje się sprzedażą odzieży. Każdy ma prawo wyboru swojej ulubionej marki ciuchów.  Ważne tylko, aby nie brać w trasę rzeczy najtańszych i/lub przeznaczonych do innych dyscyplin. Z naturalnych tkanim można wybrać sobie odzież z domieszką merino, ale broń Cię święty Tadeuszu, patronie kolarzy ubierać cokolwiek co ma bawełnę. Ciuchowy natualizm skończy się albo potwornymi otarciami, albo mega wychłodzeniem. Najgorsze moim zdaniem są trasy górskie. Niekiedy nawet 60 km wymaga zabrania że sobą czegoś więcej niż tylko koszulka, albo ewentualnie potówka z koszulką i bluzą. Na starcie może być 15 st i hiszpańskie słońce.  Tak, bo w górach i na każdej dłuższej trasie pogoda może się zmienić. To naturalne. Po drugie sprawdzasz prognozy zazwyczaj w miejscu startu, a nie po punktach trasy. Po przejechaniu 30 km możesz najechać na burzę. Jak ja debil w Alpach. Myslałem, że zdążę, myślałem, że nie muszę zabierać że sobą nogawek i grubszej kurtki. W końcu na dole było 28 stopni. No tak, ale na 2000 metrów było już 9 i nawiedziła nas potworna ulewa.  W tych warunkach wszystko przemaka. Jednak lepiej mieć że sobą cokolwiek ciepłego i na wszelki wypadek spakować to nawet w worek na śmieci przed włożeniem do kieszeni lub zasobnika. Wówczas nie będziesz musiał na dół wracać stopem jak ja przed rokiem. Zgubiła mnie głupota, nieznajomość alp i letnia rutyna. Przecież jest taki upał! Z kolei we Francji nie miałem że sobą listy kontrolnej. Dokładnie tej. Wydawało mi się, że zabrałem wszystko. Rękawki, nogawki, komin na zjazd, czapka, potówka, koszulka, bluza z merino. Zabrało najważniejszego. Nieprzemakalnej kurtki i worków. O ile deszcz na podjeździe nie przeszkadzał, to na szczycie w otoczeniu śniegu trzeba było się ratować wszystkim co możliwe.  Najwazniejsze to się nie zatrzymywać na więcej niż 2 minuty i nie doprowadzić po wspinaczce do wychłodzenia. Inaczej totalna kaplica.  W razie takiej sytuacji na podjedzie zdejmij z siebie co się da i schować by nie przemokło. Na szczycie szukaj worków na śmieci, suchej tektury, gazet. Wepchnij to w buty, pod koszulkę, bluzę. Zwłaszcza jeśli w peerrspektywie tego zjazdu jest ocieplenie na niższych wysokościach. W takich warunkach też zdejmij na podjeździe i zjeździe okulary i odłóż je do kieszeni, w kask lub zahacz o tył kołnierza. Najważniejsza jest w takich chwilach widzialność. Możesz też pomyśleć o zjeżdżaniu w dolnym chwycie. Wówczas ciało sie mniej wychładza.  Pamiętaj też, żeby czasami na zjeździe dokręcać pedałami. Choćby z minimalną siłą. Tym sposobem może być odrobinę cieplej. Trzeba jednak pamiętać, że na trasie mogą wydarzyć się dwie rzeczy. Natrafiasz na stromy podjazd, który wymusza na Tobie bardzo intensywne kręcenie z niską prędkością. Wtedy nawet przy 10 stopniach bluza to będzie za dużo. Dlatego nim zaczniesz wspinaczkę wypadałoby zrzucić bluzę i wpakować ją do kieszonki. Będzie lepszy komfort i przede wszystkim nie zapocisz jej. Podkoszulka kolarska pomoże z kolei oszczędzić nieco koszulkę. Tak samo jak czapeczka z daszkiem. W górach ogranicza zalewanie oczu potem odprowadzając go poza czoło, pozwala oszczędzić wnętrze kasku i paski, a na zjeździe wpada nam w kask mniej robactwa. Na szczycie góry z 10 kresek może pozostać 5. Do tego okaże się, że cholernie mocno wieje. Dlatego warto się zatrzymać, ale na bardzo krótką chwilę a nastepnie wyciągnąć z kieszeni bluzę oraz natychmiast rozpocząć zjazd.  Im dłuższy, tym trudniejszy pod względem komfortu cieplnego. Stąd warto mieć na sobie potówkę, założoną pod szelkami od spodenek i koszulką. Ona przez cały czas chroni przed podwiewaniem. Uszczelnia nas. Tak samo jak dobrze dopasowana bluza z mankietami i wydłużonym kołnierzem. Jednak po 5 kilometrach zjazdu bez pedałowania, kiedy bardzo spada nasze tętno, może się okazać, że to wszystko za mało. I wtedy jeszcze trzeba wrzucić na siebie kurteczkę ratunkową – to jakby ubrac się w folię NRC. Wielu producentów na w swojej ofercie coś takiego.  To jest grubości worka na śmieci, mimo, że jest materiałem oddychającym. Jednokierunkowym. Zakładasz to na siebie jak męską antykoncepcję i stajesz się szczelna/szczelny. Wiatr i woda nie jest Ci straszna przez około 2 godziny. Możńa to też w cieplejsze dni ubrać bezpośrednio na koszulkę i zastąpi rękawki kolarskie chroniąc przed chłodem takze korpus. Zatem w górach – minimum dodatkowa jedna warstwa, którą zdejmujesz przed podjazdami i zakładasz na zjazdach. Jesli jedziesz z kimś doświadczonym zapytaj co zabiera do ubrania. Nie patrz na prognozy lokalne, tylko sprawdzaj też warunki na danych szczytach. Patrz na trasy przez pryzmat zjazdów. Ile będą miały kilometrów. Zawsze zakładaj, że spotka Cię deszcz. Nawet w Hiszpanii, nawet w szczycie lata. Włącz też alerty pogodowe na telefonie.  Długie trasy po płaskim w porównaniu z górami są łatwiejsze do ogarnięcia. Jednak, jesli jest to np. jak tu 260 km to musisz pamiętać o tym, że nawet jeśli początkowo jest ciepło to pod koniec, wieczorem bedzie 5 st. chłodniej. Będziesz zmęczony(a). Wówczas ciało inaczej odbiera otoczenie. Stąd rękawki i cieniutka kurteczka zjazdowa to minimum jakie musisz mieć. To nie zajmuje wiele miejsca. Taki zestaw jest mniejszy, niż np. bluza. Lepiej mieć więcej cieńszych warstw niż np. tylko wielgachną kurtkę którą bardzo cięzko upchać. Planując dalszą wyprawę nigdy nie decyduj się na nowe buty albo spodenki. To mają być Twoje najlepsze rzeczy, ale już sprawdzone. Nie ma nic gorszego niż obtarty tyłek na 50 kilometrze, albo buty, które są jeszcze nierozbite.  Jadąc gdzieś dalej dobrze zabrać rękawiczki, bo zawsze to dodatkowa amortyzacja. Tym bardziej jeśli nie masz wypracowanej jazdy że zgiętymi łokciami.  Mając w kołach wiele kilometrów nie trudno o porażenie nerwu pośrodkowego naszych dłoni przez który jazda będzie bardzo bardzo bolesna.  Wracając do gaci – nie słuchaj opinii ludzi, którzy wklepują we wkładkę kremy czy balsamy. One zapychają miniaturowe pory przez co spodenki nie oddychają w okolicach intymnych. Wszystko się zaparza, kumulują się bakterie oraz wilgoć. Jeśli smarować to wydepilowaną skórę, a nie ubrania. Wilgoć też kumuluje się w obuwiu.  Postoje waro wykorzystać na zdjęcie butów. Przy tej okazji można porozciągać tylne pasmo robiąc kilka głębokich skłonów. Możesz też zdjąc kask i ewentualnie czapeczkę. Niech to przeschnie. W srogie upały mozna kask przemyć w zlewie. Tak samo czapkę. Chłodzi i usuwa bakterie powodujące nieprzyjemny zapach.    Na koniec do tego mój zarzluchowy podział garderoby w oparciu subiektywne przedziały temperaturowe. -3 – +8 stopni: Długie spodnie, długa potówka, bluza, długie rękawiczki, komin, kurtka, ciepła czapka. Na podjazdach i ostrych akcentach kurtka i komin do kieszeni +8 – 12 stopni: Krótkie spodenki, nogawki, długa potówka, koszulka, bluza, komin, ciepła czapka. Na podjazdach kurtka do kieszonki koszulki. Na długiej trasie cienka kurteczka. +12 – 15 stopni: Krótkie spodenki, potówka, koszulka, bluza, z wykłada czapka, zwykłe rękawiczki. Na podjazdach bluza do kieszonki. Na długiej trasie cienka kurteczka. 15 – 18 stopni. Cały na krótko, plus bluza. Na długiej trasie cienka kurteczka. •⁃18 – 20 stopni. Cały na krótko, awaryjnie na trasę rękawki. W góry cienka kurteczka zjazdowa. W bardzo wysokie góry przy całodniowym wysiłku – Alpy, Tatry – warto awaryjnie mieć jeszcze jedną warstwę. Mam nadzieje, że to wideo jest kompletne. Mam też nadzieję, że nie zawarłem tutaj zbyt dużo autopromocji. Pamiętajcie, że gusta i sympatie odzieżowe bywają odmienne. Tak samo jak odporność na warunki atmosferyczne. Ja jestem największym zmarzluchem w okolicy i na krótko przy 17 kreskach potrafię trząść się z zimna. Im chudszy, tym mniej odporny. Dla najbardziej odpornych na mnie – polecam linki w opisie, w tym do mojego sklepu oraz instagrama.

Izabella Konar przeszła wszystkie szczeble muzycznego wykształcenia. Studiowała w Instytucie Artystycznym na kierunku Wychowanie Muzyczne Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej w Lublinie i w Akademii Muzycznej im. Ignacego Jana Paderewskiego w Poznaniu na Wydziale Dyrygentury Chóralnej, Edukacji Muzycznej i Rytmiki. Występowała jako wokalistka w wielu lubelskich zespołach rockowych, w tym w bluesowo-rockowym zespole "Alchemia". Na co dzień uczy dzieci grać na gitarze. Ale w jej życiu czegoś brakowało i nie było jej w nim wygodnie. Pewnego dnia odkryła, że komponowanie i pisanie tekstów sprawia jej ogromną satysfakcję. Postawiła na występy solowe przy akompaniamencie gitary, sięgając po repertuar z zakresu poezji śpiewanej. Zaczęła śpiewać w języku słowackim. Sięgnęła też po teksty starohebrajskie i psalmy. Wydaje płyty. Jest przykładem na to, że zawalczyć o własne szczęście można w każdym momencie.Realizacja reportażu: Piotr Król.Fot.MM

80 lat temu, 9 lutego 1943 r. nacjonaliści z UPA napadli nawieś Parośla. Wydarzanie to uznawane jest za symboliczny początek rzezi wołyńskiej. Bohaterce reportażu Stefanii Pietrzniak z domu Wiatr, mieszkance wsi Siedlisko na Wołyniu udało się uciec przed rzezią, lecz wspomnienia towarzyszą jej do dzisiaj. Po latach powróciła w puste już miejsce, gdzie kiedyś była rodzinna wioska.  Dzisiajwśród nielicznych pamiątek z tamtego czasu, które posiada, jest szczególny przedmiot odnaleziony w miejscu spalonego kościoła, w którym przystępowała do komunii świętej.

Halny to wiatr fenowy występujący w Tatrach. Wieje z dużą siłą i kumuluje w sobie kilka intensywnych zjawisk atmosferycznych. Zdarza się, że sieje spustoszenie w przyrodzie i w samym Zakopanym. Górale są jednak przekonani, że halny wpływa także na ludzi. Legendy głoszą, że zwiększa ryzyko samobójstw, wzmaga szaleństwo, sprawia że ludzie stają bardziej nerwowi, skorzy do bójek i awantur. Czy te opowieści to tylko miejscowe legendy, czy też jest w nich ziarno prawdy? O tym w kolejnym odcinku „Półki z książkami” Anna Sobańda rozmawia z Dawidem Górą autorem książki „Halny. Wiatr, który niesie obłęd”. Z podcastu dowiemy się, jak halny wpływa na artystów, dlaczego policjanci przed jego nadejściem mają więcej pracy i kim są „ludzie barometry” Zapraszamy do słuchania

Kiedyś w tym miejscu, jako suwnicowa, pracowała Anna Walentynowicz. Dziś to zabytkowe hale stoczniowe zmienione w galerię sztuki, scenę koncertową, restauracje i food trucki z jedzeniem z różnych części świata. Latem odpoczywają tu tysiące mieszkańców Trójmiasta i turystów. Mowa o 100czni, miejscu, gdzie historia spotyka się z nowoczesnością.

Kitesurfing to sport wodny, polegający na poruszaniu się po wodzie na desce lub hydroskrzydle (foil) z pomocą pędnika – latawca (kite). Tyle definicja, która nie oddaje ogromnej frajdy ze ślizgania się po falach.

Guillaume has been sharing his expertise with CEOs and entrepreneurs to help them build successful businesses that they love. In this episode, he dives into how narratives impact our mindsets, and ultimately our behaviors.

O zielonej energii, rozwoju OZE w Polsce i wyzwaniach stojących przed nowym rządem mówił Robert Tomaszewski, starszy analityk ds. energetycznych w Polityce Insight

We have had some amazing guests recently, and Guillaume Wiatr is no exception. We had a great conversation exploring Narrative Power and why it's a crucial element for the success of your business. We discussed: What Narrative Power is, and why is it so important for your business The difference between a story and a narrative Examples of narratives Guillaume helps to reframe Challenges Guillaume sees when helping solopreneurs to develop Narrative Power What Strategic Narrative® is, and what makes it unique The strategy solopreneurs can use to stand out in a crowded market The role Narrative plays when solopreneurs struggle to enroll the right clients  Why Guillaume believes “start with why” is often bad advice for solopreneurs in professional services Plus so much more! We learned so much in this episode. Be sure to check it out! Quotes from Guillaume: "People will pay for a story, but people will die for a narrative." "Narrative Power is your chance to disagree with your competitors." “I don't write because I have a lot of ideas. I have a lot of ideas because I write.” Learn more about Guillaume Wiatr and MetaHelm here. Of course, if you find value in the show, please leave us a 5-star review (hey, gotta make the ask, right?)! ADDITIONAL LIFESTARR RESOURCES Access Show Notes Going solo in business doesn't mean you're alone. Join The Solopreneur Community. Solve your business challenges and connect with like-minded solopreneurs at the next Solopreneur Problem Solvers. Join the next Solopreneur Success Sessions, a monthly micro-event covering a variety of topics to help you have success as a company of one.

How does your business find its true relevance in the world? Why should you practice authentic outreach with your client base? What does it mean to be a visionary leader? In this podcast episode, Joe Sanok speaks about unveiling the strategic narrative and empowering business leaders with Guillaume Wiatr. Podcast Sponsor: Alma Going in-network with […] The post Unveiling the Strategic Narrative: Empowering Business Leaders with Guillaume Wiatr from MetaHelm | POP 914 appeared first on How to Start, Grow, and Scale a Private Practice | Practice of the Practice.

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Guillaume Wiatr and Deb Zahn talk about what positioning means, why it matters, and how to do it well so your consulting business for succeeds.

Tropikalna burza Hilary dotarła do północnoamerykańskiego wybrzeża Pacyfiku. Jej centrum uderzyło w północną część Półwyspu Kalifornijskiego w Meksyku. Wiatr wieje z prędkością 100 kilometrów na godzinę, kierując się w stronę Kalifornii. Amerykańskie Narodowe Centrum Huraganów ostrzegło przed możliwymi katastrofalnymi i zagrażającymi życiu powodziami na Półwyspie Kalifornijskim i południowo-zachodnią częścią Stanów Zjednoczonych...

How can storytelling revolutionize your consulting career? In this episode, we interview Seattle-based strategic narrative consultant Guillaume Wiatr. With a remarkable 25 years of experience in consulting across France and the US, Guillaume shares his journey to founding Mental Helm, his boutique consulting firm. Gain insights into how Guillaume guides companies in reshaping their strategic narratives, leading to differentiation, ideal client attraction, and purpose-infused operations.Get in touch with Guillaume:➡️Websits: https://www.metahelm.com➡️Ebook: https://www.metahelm.com/getstrategicnarrativebook➡️LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillaumewiatrTo get in touch with Diogene Ntirandekura:➡️LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diogenentirandekura➡️Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diogenentirandekura➡️Consulting Lifestyle Community: https://consultinglifestyle.fm/community➡️Coaching with Diogene: https://consultinglifestyle.fm/coachingSupport the showTo get in touch with Diogene Ntirandekura, the host of the show: Linkedin Profile community page for coaching Instagram profile

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Kitesurferzy suną ponad falami. Wiatr im sprzyja: kolorowe żagle wypełniają kadr zdjęcia. Ale tło nie jest błękitne, tylko pomarańczowe. To pył, to płonie Rodos. „Jak tak można?!” – pyta ktoś w internecie. Jak? I czy można? Posłuchaj w „Powiększeniu”

Inspiracją do dzisiejszego odcinka była piosenka, bardzo mi bliska, a ostatnio odkryta na nowo. Tak jak autor jej tekstu, poeta, pisarz i tłumacz Antoni Marianowicz. To w świat jego twórczości Was dzisiaj zabrałam, w roku, w który przypada jego dwudziesta rocznica śmierci i setna urodzin. A skoro o poetyckich stulatkach mowa - zapraszam również do konkursu Audionomii na poetycko-dźwiękowy materiał nawiązujący do poezji Wisławy Szymborskiej. Więcej o konkursie przeczytasz tutaj: https://audionomia.pl/rok-wislawy-szymborskiej-konkurs-na-miniature-dzwiekowa/ Posłuchajcie! Magdalena Kicińska - Partnerem podcastu jest Wydawnictwo Warsztaty Kultury i festiwal Wschód Kultury - Inne Brzmienia. Dla słuchaczy „Wiersza na poniedziałek” przygotowaliśmy kod zniżkowy na dostęp online do Pisma. Wejdź na https://magazynpismo.pl/prenumerata/ i wpisz na dole strony kod: WNP, skorzystaj z oferty – czytaj i słuchaj przez pierwsze 5 miesięcy za połowę ceny (5,49 zł). Subskrypcja odnawia się co miesiąc, możesz zrezygnować w dowolnym momencie.

Do you ever feel like different components of your business compete against each other rather than work together? Perhaps, your collective narrative does not align. If you're wondering what this means, listen to Part 2 of my conversation with Guillaume Wiatr to find out… You know things need to change within your organization, but what's the first step? Change the way you CHANGE. In this episode, Guillaume shares with listeners: How to ask the right questions, as a leader, to accelerate growth and change How to understand your internal and external organizational views How to build narrative power throughout your organization How to make your team feel empowered and align your organizational culture and values Guest Bio: Guillaume Wiatr is the author of Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method That Business Leaders Can Use to Make Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind it and Believe In It. His company, MetaHelm, guides CEOs, founders, and business owners to align teams and accelerate innovation adoption. A former big-firm strategy consultant, Guillaume has founded four ventures. He is sought after by senior executives of companies like Alaska Airlines, the Gates Foundation, Generations For Peace, AIG, L'Oréal, Spencer Stuart, GAP, Google, Microsoft, and the US and French governments. Guillaume teaches and mentors entrepreneurs at startup incubators, EMLyon international business school, and the University of Washington Master of Science in Entrepreneurship, ranked #3 in the US. Connect with Guillaume here. A note from your host, Mary: "Thank you for tuning into the Fully Alive podcast! To explore more related content, please join the Fully Alive Facebook group and subscribe to the free ConsciousPreneur magazine."

As a jazz musician and storyteller, Guillaume Wiatr never anticipated that his passion for narratives would lead him down a path of uncovering blind spots within organizations. It wasn't until he witnessed the unintentional consequences of hidden narratives that he realized their importance in organizational culture. Through his unique approach of examining the gap between a company's marketing efforts and internal culture, Guillaume helps leaders identify areas of misalignment and create a more cohesive narrative that drives success. Join this podcast as it delves into Guillaume's unexpected journey and discover how identifying blind spots can lead to a stronger and more successful organization. About Guillaume Wiatr:Guillaume is the author of Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method That Business Leaders Can Use to Help Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind it and Believe In It. His company, MetaHelm, guides CEOs, founders, and leadership teams of professional services firms to gain focus and traction so they build a successful business that they also love.A former big-firm strategy consultant, Guillaume has founded four ventures.He is sought after by senior executives of companies like Alaska Airlines, the Gates Foundation, Generations For Peace, AIG, L'Oréal, Spencer Stuart, GAP, Google, Microsoft, and the US and French governments. Guillaume teaches and mentors entrepreneurs at startup incubators, and the University of Washington Master of Science in Entrepreneurship, ranked #3 in the US. In this episode, Dean Newlund and Guillaume Wiatr discuss how to:Unearth the value of implementing a strategic narrative with its five key aspects.Acquire knowledge on harmonizing alignment and misalignment within organizations.Delve into the influence of purposeful narratives in establishing alignment.Comprehend the role of systems thinking and design in maintaining organizational balance.Develop the ability to identify hidden pitfalls in your company's narrative. "A narrative is an open-ended system. A narrative has a beginning, a middle, but not really an end. It's like a modus operandi if you will.” —  Guillaume Wiatr Connect with Guillaume:  Website URL: https://www.metahelm.com/Twitter : https://twitter.com/GuillaumeWiatrLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillaumewiatr/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@guillaumewiatr Connect with Dean:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgqRK8GC8jBIFYPmECUCMkwWebsite: https://www.mfileadership.com/The Mission Statement E-Newsletter: https://www.mfileadership.com/blog/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deannewlund/Twitter: https://twitter.com/deannewlundFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MissionFacilitators/Email: dean.newlund@mfileadership.comPhone: 1-800-926-7370  Show notes by Podcastologist: Hanz Jimuel Alvarez Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

Guillaume Wiatr shares how to build narrative power and help them gain more focus, inspiration, and traction in their consulting business and with clients in their market.

Guest Bio: Guillaume Wiatr is the author of Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method That Business Leaders Can Use to Make Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind it and Believe In It. His company, MetaHelm, guides CEOs, founders, and business owners to align teams and accelerate innovation adoption. A former big-firm strategy consultant, Guillaume has founded four ventures. He is sought after by senior executives of companies like Alaska Airlines, the Gates Foundation, Generations For Peace, AIG, L'Oréal, Spencer Stuart, GAP, Google, Microsoft, and the US and French governments. Guillaume teaches and mentors entrepreneurs at startup incubators, EMLyon international business school, and the University of Washington Master of Science in Entrepreneurship, ranked #3 in the US.   Intro: Are you going through life operating by your own narrative? The answer is YES! Everyone does, but does your narrative align with your personal and professional belief and value system? Further, does this narrative help you to achieve your goals or promote an organizational culture that positively impacts your team and reaches your prospects?   Episode Highlights: The difference between a story and a narrative and why this is important for both individuals and businesses The connection between personal and professional narratives and the ability to reshape them to better align with goals, values and actions The organizational importance of a strategic narrative for leaders, teams and prospects   Join us next week as Guillaume shares how to align our narratives to positively impact leadership, culture, sales and marketing, ultimately fulfilling the desires and needs of our prospects.   Connect with Guillaume here.   A note from your host, Mary: "Thank you for tuning into the Fully Alive podcast! To explore more related content, please join the Fully Alive Facebook group and subscribe to the free ConsciousPreneur magazine."  

Welcome back for Part II of The No Labels, No Limits podcast featuring Guillaume Wiatr. If you tuned in last week, you know that Guillaume holds a variety of roles including author, business owner, lecturer, instructor, and strategist. He guides CEOs, founders, and leadership teams of professional services firms to gain focus and traction so they build a successful business that they also love.We encourage you to go back and listen to Part I if you haven't already had the pleasure. Today, we give you Part II of Guillaume's interview where he shares how to build a narrative that resonates with others. He says, "Making the connections between what you say and how you walk or talk, that's how you start building a narrative." He also explains how you can shape your narrative by being selective in the words you use. Listen in and gain some inspiration to help you overcome your current hurdles and perhaps take away a few nuggets of wisdom that you can apply in your life.I asked a few inquisitive questions like:1.  What do you mean when you say, "People will pay for a story, but people will die for a narrative."2.  When you began, how were you getting “story-telling wrong?”3.  What are the five powers of a strategic narrative?Guillaume leaves us with this thought, "98% of the work [of a narrative] is how you execute on it, how you apply it, how you hold yourself accountable and how you keep your team aligned."Learn more about Guillaume here:https://www.metahelm.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillaumewiatr/https://www.youtube.com/@guillaumewiatrhttps://twitter.com/GuillaumeWiatrhttps://www.instagram.com/guillaumewiatr/Free narrative power assessment: https://www.metahelm.com/assessment/ Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The No Labels, No Limits podcast welcomes yet another intriguing guest with a practical message for business leaders of all levels. Guillaume Wiatr holds a variety of roles including author, business owner, lecturer, instructor, and strategist.He is the author of Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method That Business Leaders Can Use to Help Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind it and Believe In It. His company, MetaHelm, guides CEOs, founders, and leadership teams of professional services firms to gain focus and traction so they build a successful business that they also love.As former big-firm strategy consultant, Guillaume has founded four ventures. He is sought after by senior executives of companies like Alaska Airlines, the Gates Foundation, Generations For Peace, AIG, L'Oréal, Spencer Stuart, GAP, Google, Microsoft, and the US and French governments. He also teaches and mentors entrepreneurs at startup incubators, EMLyon international business school, and the University of Washington Master of Science in Entrepreneurship, ranked #3 in the US.Today, we give you Part I of Guillaume's interview where he shares his origin story, how he was able to overcome limiting labels and beliefs to come to America, how he reinvented himself, and created a beautiful life. Listen in and gain some inspiration to help you overcome your current hurdles and perhaps take away a few nuggets of wisdom that you can apply in your life.I asked a few inquisitive questions like:1.  What do you mean when you say, "People will pay for a story, but people will die for a narrative."2.  When you began, how were you getting “story-telling wrong?”3.  What are the five powers of a strategic narrative?Guillaume leaves us with this message, "Your strategic narrative is a chance to disagree with your competitors. Building a strategic narrative is not an act of literature. It's an act of leadership." Stay tuned for Part II, the conclusion, live next week.Learn more about Guillaume here:https://www.metahelm.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillaumewiatr/https://www.youtube.com/@guillaumewiatrhttps://twitter.com/GuillaumeWiatrhttps://www.instagram.com/guillaumewiatr/Free narrative power assessment: https://www.metahelm.com/assessment/ Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It has been great to be here with Guillaume Wiatr. I think our story is so important to who we are as authentic leaders.It's important to share our stories as we lead others because it's essential for them to know who we are.It's important in our mentorship of others that we know that they know who we are and how we think.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join The Experimental Leader community today:melanieparish.comYouTube

My guest on The Priestess Podcast today Alexandra Wiatr knows a thing or two about pleasure and money. She is an incredibly successful business woman who is passionate about helping other women unlock their potential in a way that has soul, heart and depth at the forefront. Alexandra believes there is a core connection between our physical bodies and presence, our spiritual connection AND the abundance we are trying to call into our lives. In particular she believes this connection lies in our sacral energy centre and that it is a ‘secret' place within us we can all unlock for greater abundance and personal connection and pleasure in our lives. Yes please and more to that ahead in this episode with Alexandra today.

Welcome to episode 47 of Future Driven! This week, Adam Lejeunekopp spoke with Guillaume Wiatr, founder and CEO of MetaHelm, a business consulting company. Guillaume describes himself as a creative person who has earned two degrees in Finance and in Jazz. After college, he started working in consulting and started his first company in France in 1999. After that, he met his wife, and together they relocated to the United States in 2008. After a few years working in retail, he went back to consulting and started MetaHelm in 2015. Later on, he wrote his first eBook called Strategic Narrative. Guillaume's main focus for the future is to remain creative and one step ahead of his clients so that he can give them value and continue providing insightful business advice. He also plans on writing a few more books and continuing to grow MetaHelm as a company.

Guillaume Wiatr is on a mission to turn every company and event into a source of inspiration that few can resist. He is the founder of MetaHelm, a consulting firm specializing in Strategic Narrative for established companies. At MetaHelm, he guides CEOs, Founders, and Business Owners to align people and accelerate the adoption of innovation. @guillaumewiatr metahelm.com strategicnarrative.com #guillaumewiatr #strategicnarrativeconsultant #strategic advisor #universityeducator #author #speaker Social Media Links Youtube Channel youtube.com/c/ChipBakerTheSuccessChronicles LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/in/chipbakerthesuccesschronicles Facebook- Profile https://www.facebook.com/tscchipbaker Facebook- Page facebook.com/chipbakertsc Instagram https://www.instagram.com/chipbakertsc/ Twitter twitter.com/chipbaker19 TikTok tiktok.com/@chipbakertsc Linktree https://linktr.ee/ChipBakerTSC Online Store http://chip-baker-the-success-chronicles.square.site/ Chip Baker- The Success Chronicles Podcast https://anchor.fm/chip-baker

Today's Five-Star Guest is Guillaume Wiatr, Founder & Principal at Metahelm and a Strategic Narrative Consultant. MetaHelm specializes in strategic narrative for established companies.They guide CEOs, Founders, and Business Owners to align people and accelerate the adoption of innovation.Guillaume is the author of Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method That Business Leaders Can Use to Make Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind it and Believe In It.His company, MetaHelm, guides CEOs, founders, and business owners to align teams and accelerate innovation adoption.A former big-firm strategy consultant, Guillaume has founded four ventures. He is sought after by senior executives of companies like Alaska Airlines, the Gates Foundation, Generations For Peace, AIG, L'Oréal, Spencer Stuart, GAP, Google, Microsoft, and the US and French governments.Learn More About Metahelm:  https://www.metahelm.com/about/ Get on our waiting list for our new nonprofit & fundraising community filled with on-demand courses and live webinars that are exclusive to members! Learn all about what's in store to support you and your leadership team at www.DoGoodYOUniversity.com!Support This Podcast! Make a quick and easy donation here:https://www.patreon.com/dogoodbetterSpecial THANK YOU to our sponsors:Donor Dock - The best CRM system for your small to medium sized nonprofit, hands down! Visit www.DonorDock.com and use the Promo Code DOGOODBETTER for a FREE month!Brady Martz - The Nonprofit Audit Specialists! Visit www.BradyMartz.com to connect with folks to make your fiscal life a heckuvalot easier!iTunes: https://apple.co/3a3XenfSpotify: https://spoti.fi/2PlqRXsYouTube: https://bit.ly/3kaWYanTunein: http://tun.in/pjIVtStitcher: https://bit.ly/3i8jfDRFollow On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DoGoodBetterPodcast/Follow On Twitter: @consulting_do #fundraising #fundraiser #charity #nonprofit #donate#dogood #dogoodBETTER #fargo #fundraisingdadAbout Host Patrick Kirby:Email: Patrick@dogoodbetterconsulting.comLinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fundraisingdad/Want more great advice? Buy Patrick's book! Now also available as an e-book!Fundraise Awesomer! A Practical Guide to Staying Sane While Doing GoodAvailable through Amazon Here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1072070359

In this HCI Podcast episode, Dr. Jonathan H. Westover talks with Guillaume Wiatr about consideration for the future of business, society, and the planet. Guillaume Wiatr (https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillaumewiatr/) is the author of Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method That Business Leaders Can Use to Help Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind it and Believe In It. His company, MetaHelm, guides CEOs, founders, and business owners of transformative companies to align teams and accelerate innovation adoption. Please consider supporting the podcast on Patreon and leaving a review wherever you listen to your podcasts! This episode is sponsored by/brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at www.BetterHelp.com/HCI and get on your way to being your best self. Check out Ka'Chava at www.Kachava.com/HCI. Check out BELAY here. Check out the HCI Academy: Courses, Micro-Credentials, and Certificates to Upskill and Reskill for the Future of Work! Check out the LinkedIn Alchemizing Human Capital Newsletter. Check out Dr. Westover's book, The Future Leader. Check out Dr. Westover's book, 'Bluer than Indigo' Leadership. Check out Dr. Westover's book, The Alchemy of Truly Remarkable Leadership. Check out the latest issue of the Human Capital Leadership magazine. Each HCI Podcast episode (Program, ID No. 592296) has been approved for 0.50 HR (General) recertification credit hours toward aPHR™, aPHRi™, PHR®, PHRca®, SPHR®, GPHR®, PHRi™ and SPHRi™ recertification through HR Certification Institute® (HRCI®). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

EPISODE 36, SEASON 3: What is a strategic narrative and how is it different than a story? What role does the narrative play in corporations and society overall? How is one created? Is it linear or circular? Tune in to learn more about the importance of strategic narrative for alignment, innovation and the future.ABOUT THE SERIES: Future of XYZ is a weekly interview series dedicated to fostering forward-thinking discussions about where we are as a world and where we want to go. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Visit future-of.xyz and follow on social media... LinkedIn: @lisagralnek, @lvg-co-strategy | Twitter: @lgralnek | IG: @futureofxyz

Resort golf, Tiger's return to primetime, a NOLA weekend, and professional golfer Chris Wiatr headline this week's new episode with hosts Alex Lauzon and Michael Russell. Russell Henley wins at Mayakoba, as Alex's picks sniff the top of the leaderboard again, and past guest Taylor Montgomery continues to cash checks (1:47). The LPGA heads to Florida is begin their season ending swing, and Alex prepares to head to the LPGA Tour Championship (4:31). Bernhard Langer never gets old, wins for 44th time on the Champions Tour (5:40). Tiger, Rory, JT, and Jordan will headline this year's "The Match," coming December. Will Tiger and Rory's new venture drop some new tech in the broadcast (8:45)? The PGA heads to the Houston Open, where Scottie Scheffler looks to continue his 2022 and strong showing in Mexico. On Monday in Austin, meanwhile, Alex got to see four pros battle it out in a local chip-and-putt (10:51). In Tuned In, Michael enjoyed a couple days in New Orleans, while Alex couldn't believe Michael Strahan's man cave on MTV Cribs (13:46). Professional golfer Chris Wiatr chats with Alex about life on the Latin American Tour, growing up playing golf in New England, and his favorite sports memories from UCONN (17:05). College football has a bunch of big games over the weekend, and Alex continues to have on-again off-again weeks in his picks (44:18). In the NFL, Alex's picks where just kind of "meh," while his Pats entered the bye with a win, and Michael's Giants look to come out of the bye and have a strong second half of the season (46:35). The Houston Astros won the World Series, and Michael is not all too happy about it (48:58). As the guys #AlwaysEndWithFood, Michael recaps his NOLA beignet battle, Alex enjoys another trip to Buc-ees, and the guys start thinking about Thanksgiving appetizers (49:47).

How do you get your people to react emotionally to your message, so they take action?  How do you know if you're saying something wrong or you're saying it to the wrong people?  How can you make your story stand out from the crowd and connect with your people all at the same time?   If you've ever asked yourself (or someone else) these questions, know you're not alone!!   ALL entrepreneurs pose these questions at some point in their journey. Why? Because talking to your audience and getting them to invest in your offers is the core part of running a successful business that helps you help your people.   Luckily, today's guest knows the answer to these questions (and so many others) because he's the expert on both telling the right narrative and navigating entrepreneurship.  Guillaume Wiatr is an author, husband, father, consultant, teacher, and business owner of MetaHelm, a company that guides CEOs, founders, and business owners to align teams and accelerate innovation adoption.  Guillaume has seriously done it all, and he's here to share his cultivated expertise on what it means to be an entrepreneur, how to tell a narrative that's true to you (and makes you stand out from the crowd), why you have to break eggs to make a good omelet, and what it means to cultivate expertise in your field so you can help your clients solve their problems!  You're gonna wanna put a star next to this entire episode after you listen because it's FULL of valuable information on how to tell a narrative that gets people to take action!    So let's go!!!   Leave a 5 star review on iTunes!    Times to Check Out: [1:23] How moving countries tests your ability to be creative and find a community [2:45] Entrepreneurship in France versus the US [5:00] Getting his start in stateside entrepreneurship [7:00] Why courage and relativeness will get you further than a resume [11:02] How to deliver valuable information that clients take action on [15:09] Similarities and differences between small and big company narratives [21:21] Making clients comfortably uncomfortable to help them solve their problems [23:56] Pushing past conformity to make a business that reflects you and helps you stand out [25:00] How to zoom out and work on mindset so you can solve your problem [29:02] What's evolved in consulting over the last decade [32:41] What being in an unregulated industry means for consultants [34:00] The importance of transparency as a consultant [36:03] Is education or experience in entrepreneurship more important? [39:00] Why university can be a good safety net to learn things [40:13] How to build trust in your relationships as an entrepreneur Connect with Guillaume: Website:https://www.strategicnarrative.com Free eBook: https://www.metahelm.com/getstrategicnarrativebook/   Join this free training on how to easily pivot your life and business: https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/pivot Send us podcast ideas at info@kelseymarieknutson.com    Links: Show notes: https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/podcast   Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelseymarieknutson/  Hangout on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kelseymarieknutson  Join the online community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/kelseymarieknutson    FREE Workshop to take the guess work out of “what's next?” https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/pivot Work with Kelsey: Ready for your next big pivot? Maybe it's launching that new side hustle or growing your existing business, whatever the chapter Kelsey's here to help you bridge the gap between new idea and achieving your goals! VIP Coaching: https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/vipcoaching Grow Academy: https://www.kelseymarieknutson.com/growacademy  Start Smart: https://kelseymarieknutson.mykajabi.com/offers/aoAuAe7M/checkout 

Today I'm joined by Guillaume Wiatr. Guillaume is an entrepreneur, consultant, marketing strategist, university educator, author, and speaker. He is the author of Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method that Business Leaders Can Use to Help Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind it, and Believe In It. I wanted to get him on the show to discuss the importance of building a Strategic Narrative for your business. Show resources: Guillaume Wiatr website Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method that Business Leaders Can Use to Help Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind it, and Believe In It book Sponsors: Jeremy Clevenger Fitness The Fraternity of Excellence ____ Order my latest bestselling book You Have the Watch: A Guided Journal to Become a Leader Worth Following Order my bestselling leadership book All in the Same Boat - Lead Your Organization Like a Nuclear Submariner Order my bestselling leadership book I Have the Watch: Becoming a Leader Worth Following Become a leader worth following today with these powerful resources: Subscribe to my leadership newsletter Follow Jon S Rennie on Twitter Follow Jon S Rennie on Instagram Follow Jon S Rennie on YouTube The Experience of Leadership book   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Maybe you've heard the following David Foster Wallace parable that goes like this:   There are these two young fish swimming along, and they happen to meet an older fish swimming the other way, who nods at them and says, “Morning, boys. How's the water?” And the two young fish swim on for a bit, and then eventually one of them looks over at the other and goes, “What in the world is water?”   We can all identify with these fish because like them we are also swimming around in our own water.    That water is our narrative and it influences everything about who we are and what we do.    Do you know what narratives are running your life right now?    Are you ready to take responsibility for building a new one so you can create a better work and life future?        My guest in this episode is Guillaume Wiatr who is an expert on helping entrepreneurs and businesses build strategic narratives that align their teams and help them innovate.   But his work and model don't just apply to these groups.     There's something very powerful here for you that's going to help you change the water you're swimming in!   By the end of this episode you'll learn:   The difference between story and narrative and how they influence your life How when narratives change, worlds can change  How to build a new strategic narrative to change your life and impact your world    About my guest: Guillaume is the author of Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method That Business Leaders Can Use to Make Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind it and Believe In It.  His company, MetaHelm, guides CEOs, founders, and business owners to align teams and accelerate innovation adoption.  A former big-firm strategy consultant, Guillaume has founded four ventures.    He is sought after by senior executives of companies like Alaska Airlines, the Gates Foundation, Generations For Peace, AIG, L'Oréal, Spencer Stuart, GAP, Google, Microsoft, and the US and French governments.   After helping to save a 20M euros venture during the dot-com boom, Guillaume went on a mission to turn every company into a source of inspiration that few can resist.   Guillaume teaches and mentors entrepreneurs at startup incubators, EMLyon international business school, and the University of Washington Master of Science in Entrepreneurship, ranked #3 in the US.   Contact Guillaume:    Website  LinkedIn  Twitter  Youtube  About: The Reframe to Create podcast is hosted by Joy Spencer, an Executive Leadership and Storytelling Coach, Speaker, and Organizational Development Consultant working with professionals and leaders at all levels within organizations.  Joy leverages over 17 years of experience she gained while working to champion change in social justice movements, including those related to global access to essential medicines and consumer advocacy for online privacy.  This work required a dogged commitment to not merely challenging the status quo, but to reimagining and working towards creating an ideal future.  It is this commitment to creating that has shaped Joy's coaching philosophy and approach today. Using her signature C.R.E.A.T.E. framework, Joy guides her clients through a process to become incomparable in work so they can get paid to be themselves.     Follow Joy on LinkedIn  - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joy-spencer/

What is a narrative, exactly? It's more than a story.Stories often have a beginning, a middle, and an end, making them self-contained. Contrarily, narratives are open-ended. The outcome depends on the decisions and deeds of people involved, it has the potential to be a forceful call to action.Guillaume Wiatr, the Principal and Founder of MetaHelm, a company that guides CEOs, founders, and business owners to align teams and accelerate innovation adoption, joins us in this week's episode. His insight that stories engage but narratives mobilize is the groundbreaking subject of his book, Strategic Narrative. We will learn about this framework leveraged by senior executives of companies such as Google, Microsoft, the US, and French Government.Guillaume explains as Mick deeply listens that we'd want a strategic narrative, succinct but thorough, precise but with space for development, one that conveys the strategy, represents the culture, and defines the company's vision. It should describe your brand as a whole rather than a catchphrase or a positioning statement. It should include your past, present, and future locations. What you value in relationships and how you think value is created. It requires a change in perspective that is driven by the leadership team.Download this episode to learn about the actions you can take to transform relationships with your executives, your team, your partners and your customers.Guillaume Wiatr Social MediaWebsite : https://www.metahelm.com/LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillaumewiatr/YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIxoyfQejqR1lQzY5i61A1QTwitter: twitter.com/GuillaumeWiatrDownload eBook for free: https://www.metahelm.com/getstrategicnarrativebook/Join the Strategic Narrative Essentials For Entrepreneurs: how to mobilize the right talent, customers, and investors with your leadership. It is Thursday, September 15th, at 9:00 Pacific Time, for 90 minutes, and it is free to attend.Click here to sign up!You can also purchase the course videos and resource guide for $100 after the live session.Join us in our mission at The Leadership Project and learn more about our organization here. https://linktr.ee/mickspiersYou can purchase a copy of the Mick Spiers bestselling book "You're a Leader, Now What?" as an eBook or paperback at Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09ZBKK8XV

Guillaume Wiatr is the author of Strategic Narrative and the Principal/Founder of MetaHelm, a strategy consulting firm specializing in helping business leaders unlock profit and energize their team with a shared narrative grounded in their organization's purpose. His work teaches leaders how to build a strategic narrative. We discussed all of this and more this week on the On Brand podcast. About Guillaume Wiatr Guillaume Wiatr is the author of Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method That Business Leaders Can Use to Make Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind it and Believe In It. His company, MetaHelm, guides CEOs, founders, and business owners to align teams and accelerate innovation adoption. A former big-firm strategy consultant, Guillaume has founded four ventures. He is sought after by senior executives of companies like Alaska Airlines, the Gates Foundation, Generations For Peace, AIG, L'Oréal, Spencer Stuart, GAP, Google, Microsoft, and the US and French governments. Guillaume teaches and mentors entrepreneurs at startup incubators, EMLyon international business school, and the University of Washington Master of Science in Entrepreneurship, ranked #3 in the US.   Episode Highlights Storytelling vs. Strategic Narrative. We can't resist definitions here on the On Brand podcast. As Guillaume was quick to note, businesses have many different stories. “Narratives are systems of stories that you intentionally design to bring customers on your journey.” “Strategic narrative is an act of leadership.” Of course, this work should involve the usual suspects from branding and marketing but for your narrative to shape your organization's culture the CEO has to be “holding the pencil” as you facilitate these important conversations. Guillaume reinforced this with a story from his work with Horizon Airlines. “Leadership is not a title,” notes Guillaume. “It's who shows up to participate in a conversation that has an impact on the brand.” What brand has made Guillaume smile recently? In keeping with the idea of bringing about transformation, Guillaume cited the work of Girl's Garage. To learn more, check out the Metahelm website and connect with Guillaume on LinkedIn and Twitter.   As We Wrap … Listen and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon/Audible, Google Play, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeart, YouTube, and RSS. Rate and review the show—If you like what you're hearing, be sure to head over to Apple Podcasts and click the 5-star button to rate the show. And, if you have a few extra seconds, write a couple of sentences and submit a review to help others find the show. Did you hear something you liked on this episode or another? Do you have a question you'd like our guests to answer? Let me know on Twitter using the hashtag #OnBrandPodcast and you may just hear your thoughts here on the show. On Brand is a part of the Marketing Podcast Network. Until next week, I'll see you on the Internet! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Your business isn't really about selling your product… It's about the narrative you build… The stories you tell to mobilize people around your message… The big picture vision for your future… Narratives are what make great companies and great leaders. When your narrative is strong, even your customers will want to be a part of it. But how do you turn your vision into a powerful narrative—and communicate it to employees and customers in a compelling way? My guest Guillaume Wiatr is the author of Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method that Business Leaders Can Use to Help Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind It, and Believe In It. In this episode, he'll give you the tools to build your strategic narrative.

Guillaume is the author of Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method That Business Leaders Can Use to Make Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind it and Believe In It. His company, MetaHelm, guides CEOs, founders, and business owners to align teams and accelerate innovation adoption. A former big-firm strategy consultant, Guillaume has founded four ventures. He is sought after by senior executives of companies like Alaska Airlines, the Gates Foundation, Generations For Peace, AIG, L'Oréal, Spencer Stuart, GAP, Google, Microsoft, and the US and French governments. After helping to save a 20M euros venture during the dot-com boom, Guillaume went on a mission to turn every company into a source of inspiration that few can resist. Guillaume teaches and mentors entrepreneurs at startup incubators, EMLyon international business school, and the University of Washington Master of Science in Entrepreneurship, ranked #3 in the US. This show is sponsored by Leopard Solutions Legal Intelligence Suite of products, Firmscape, and Leopard BI. Push ahead of the pack with the power of Leopard. For a free demo, visit this link: https://www.leopardsolutions.com/index.php/request-a-demo/ Links: Download Guillaume's free ebook at  https://www.metahelm.com/getstrategicnarrativebook/  Connect with Guillaume on Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillaumewiatr/  Get Guillaume's email insights: https://www.metahelm.com/the-next-narrative/

 If the phrase strategic narrative is new to you then you are not alone. Before recording this episode I had never heard the phrase before and could only guess what it actually meant. If you are in the same boat as me then you are going to love today's episode in which we unpack Strategic Narrative and how it can help catapult your brand and marketplace position. LINKS FROM THE EPISODE:Get a FREE copy of Guillaume's book: https://www.metahelm.com/getstrategicnarrativebook/Connect with Guillaume through his company website: https://www.metahelm.com/If you are ready to franchise your business or take it to the next level: CLICK HERE.ABOUT OUR GUEST: Guillaume Wiatr is the author of Strategic Narrative: A Simple Method That Business Leaders Can Use to Make Everyone Understand Their Business, Get Behind it and Believe In It. His company, MetaHelm, guides CEOs, founders, and business owners to align teams and accelerate innovation adoption. A former big-firm strategy consultant, Guillaume has founded four ventures. He is sought after by senior executives of companies like Alaska Airlines, the Gates Foundation, Generations For Peace, AIG, L'Oréal, Spencer Stuart, GAP, Google, Microsoft, and the US and French governments.  After helping to save a 20M euros venture during the dot-com boom, Guillaume went on a mission to turn every company into a source of inspiration that few can resist. Guillaume teaches and mentors entrepreneurs at startup incubators, EMLyon international business school, and the University of Washington Master of Science in Entrepreneurship, ranked #3 in the US.ABOUT BIG SKY FRANCHISE TEAM:This episode is powered by Big Sky Franchise Team. If you are ready to talk about franchising your business you can schedule your free, no-obligation, franchise consultation online at: https://bigskyfranchiseteam.com/ or by calling Big Sky Franchise Team at: 855-824-4759.

Alex first dropped into my orbit about 12 months ago when I worked with her in a one off session, as her coach, during her second pregnancy. Naturally I followed her journey through pregnancy and into motherhood with baby number two, and so beautifully we have landed side by side in the same coaching program with my beloved coach Ellie Swift.I've wanted to have Alex on the show for months now but saw the space to honour her energy and that I knew she would have so much to share on this side of birth number two. And of course, what divine timing. Alex is a sensual wealth coach who guides women to connect to their sensuality and unlock limitless exponentiality. Originally from Chicago and an entrepreneur at heart, she left her 'on-paper perfect' corporate fashion merchandising career and moved to Australia in 2018.Fast forward to 2022 – together with her husband & their two daughters on her hip – Alex has built a million dollar soulful product business in under 3 years. Alex has also coached hundreds of entrepreneurs across the globe to build ecommerce businesses, which led her to explore how the mind, body & spirit interact in business and the creation of wealth.Unraveling the connection between her sensuality, motherhood, and wealth has by far been the biggest needle mover in her own business and most importantly, in the lives of her clients. Her mission is to guide women and mothers everywhere to tap into their sensuality & alchemise the abundant lives of their dreams.In today's episode we cover… + What each of Alex's first trimester experiences were like, and how she prepared the second time around. Including how she lent fully into being held and supported as priority. + What each of Alex's birth experiences looked like, and why she chose a new care provider at 40 weeks pregnant.+ How she is feeling as she comes out of the fourth trimester, and where her focus and intention is and how this clarity is serving her to feel embodied at this time+ What Alex learned about herself through the sacred container of birth and how that has more deeply informed her work in the world and her commitment to helping women remember their power+ Why Alex believes we can have it all and how understanding our sacral chakra energy underpins our ability to do this+ Why separating the ‘having' from the ‘doing' is essential for living an embodied and abundant life Plus LOADS more. This conversation was such a joy to experience, and I know that you will feel that through every moment. Alex and I mention a few different companies in this episode which you can find the links for below. Mother Me - Postpartum Meal Delivery in PerthThe Golden Month - Postpartum Meal Delivery East Coast AustraliaMeal TrainConnect with AlexWebsiteInstagram Unravel WaitlistGet your copy of Ripe.Use the code PODCAST for $5 off.This episode of the Awakened Pregnancy Podcast is sponsored by MooGoo. The Milk Wash products and all of its sizes and variations, as mentioned in this episode, can be found at the link below.  Be sure to enter the code KATE15 at checkout for 15% off storewide, excluding Gift Voucher, Value Packs and Bulk Sizes. Milk WashMilk Shampoo BulkTerracycle Program

Guillaume Wiatr is a Strategic Narrative Consultant who founded MetaHelm, a company that helps businesses build a strategic narrative that will get their audience to understand their vision, get behind it, and believe in it. He has successfully been building narratives for over 20 years and has trained dozens of business owners to use their narratives to accelerate innovation and grow their businesses. In this episode of Small Business Storytellers, Seth Silvers and Guillaume Wiatr dive into the difference between narrative and story. They discuss why it's important to know the difference between the two, why that understanding is important for your business, and how you can incorporate narrative more into the businesses that you're running. Connect with Guillaume and check out MetaHelm, Website: https://www.metahelm.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillaumewiatr/ This episode was produced by Story On Media & Marketing: https://www.successwithstories.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seth-silvers/message

Hey everybody and welcome back to Eggs! Today we have very special guest, Guillaume Wiatr. Guillaume is a business strategy consultant, leadership coach, writer, and artist who founded the consulting firm, MetaHelm.A former big-firm strategy consultant, Guillaume has founded four ventures of his own and is a widely sought-after coach by senior executives of top-tier companies like Alaska Airlines, the Gates Foundation, and Google, as well as governmental agencies in France and the United States. In his role at MetaHelm, Guillaume and his team guide CEOs, founders, and business owners to align teams and accelerate innovation adoption. One strategy he's championed — so much so in fact, he's literally written the book on it — is the importance of developing a strong strategic narrative that will not just align teams and clients, but will accelerate the adoption of your product or service ten fold, and allow your business to scale twice as quickly. Here for a conversation about the difference between simple storytelling and crafting a narrative for our business, the big thing entrepreneurs miss when it comes to mobilizing their teams and clients, how to create impact in your company, and so much more. Please join us in giving a warm welcome to our guest, Guillaume WiatrOur Guest:Guillaume WiatrBusiness strategy consultant, leadership coach, and founder of MetaHelmhttps://www.metahelm.com/ ----Credits:Hosted by Michael Smith and Ryan RoghaarTheme music: "Perfect Day" by OPMThe Carton:https://medium.com/the-carton-by-eggsFeature with Zack Chmeis of Straight Method up now! https://medium.com/the-carton-by-eggs/zack-chmeis-35dae817ac28The Eggs Podcast Spotify playlist:bit.ly/eggstunesThe Plugs:The Showeggscast.com@eggshow on twitter and instagramOn iTunes: itun.es/i6dX3pCOn Stitcher: bit.ly/eggs_on_stitcherAlso available on Google Play Music!Mike "DJ Ontic" shows and infodjontic.com@djontic on twitterRyan Roghaarhttp://rogha.ar

This week Marcia is joined by Guillaume Wiatr, Principle and Founder of MetaHelm. MetaHelm specializes in Strategic Narrative for established companies and guides CEOs, Founders, and Business Owners to align people and accelerate innovation adoption. Guillaume shares his beliefs in thought leadership and how he helps leaders look for untraditional way to build their business and shift the way they think.

Today's episode will lay the framework for crafting your own strategic narrative. You're likely wondering what exactly is a strategic narrative and why do I need one? Enter my guest, Guillaume Wiatr, the Founder of MetaHelm; a consulting firm focused on building strategic narratives for established companies. As a strategy consultant and leadership coach, he guides CEOs and Founders to align people and accelerate innovation adoption. For Guillaume, traditional business storytelling is dead. Innovation happens when you build a new narrative instead. As he says, "people will pay for a story, but they will die for a narrative." After helping to save a 20M euro venture during the dot-com boom, Guillaume went on a mission to turn every company into a source of inspiration that few can resist. Since then, he's been working with startup founders as well as senior executives of companies like Google, Microsoft, Alaska Airlines, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, AIG, L'Oréal, Spencer Stuart, GAP, and the US and French governments. His commitment to education led him to become an instructor and a mentor to young entrepreneurs at the University of Washington, the School of Visual Concepts in Seattle, and Emlyon international business school in France. Guillaume also publishes daily insights in his newsletter–The Next Narrative–where you can find a canvas he designed to get you started with your strategic narrative. Highlights of the episode: · The BIG difference between a story and a narrative · How to frontload value creation in your life & business · Having vulnerability as a leader is a strength · The path to success? It's not a solo journey! · Writing a 1-year letter to yourself Quote of the episode: · “Machines count words, humans count on words.” – Guillaume Wiatr Additional resources: · Metahelm.com · The Next Narrative (daily newsletter) · Strategic Narrative eBook (free download) · Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to the show: · Apple Podcasts · EricRMueller.com · Spotify --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ericmuellershow/support

On today's show, I have special guest Guillaume Wiatr. A strategy consultant and leadership coach, Guillaume guides CEOs and Founders to align people and accelerate innovation adoption.He is the Founder of MetaHelm; a consulting firm focused on building strategic narratives for established companies.For Guillaume, traditional business storytelling is dead. Innovation happens when you build a new narrative instead. As he says, "people will pay for a story, but they will die for a narrative".After helping to save a 20M euro venture during the dot-com boom, Guillaume went on a mission to turn every company into a source of inspiration that few can resist.Since then, he's been working with startup founders as well as senior executives of companies like Alaska Airlines, The Gates Foundation, AIG, L'Oréal, Spencer Stuart, GAP, Google, Microsoft, and the US and French governments.His commitment to education led him to become an instructor and a mentor to young entrepreneurs at the University of Washington, the School of Visual Concepts, and EMLyon international business school in France.Guillaume publishes daily insights in his newsletter–The Next Narrative–where you can find a canvas he designed to get you started with your strategic narrative.How to connect with Guillaume:https://strategicnarrative.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillaumewiatr/

Let me tell you a story about the day storytelling died. Once upon a time…   Wait, WHAT? Isn't storytelling timeless?   In this episode, global strategist and leadership coach, Guillaume Wiatr, will show you the importance of building strategic narratives. He is the Founder of MetaHelm, a consulting firm which guides CEOs and Founders to align people and accelerate innovation adoption.   For Guillaume, traditional business storytelling is dead. Innovation happens when you build a new narrative instead. As he says, "people will pay for a story, but they will die for a narrative".   We explore his custom 4-dimensions framework leveraged by senior executives of companies like Alaska Airlines, The Gates Foundation, AIG, L'Oréal, Google, Microsoft, and the US and French governments (to name a few).   And you can apply it to building your career.    So press play and let's chat… How do you like that story?   ==========================   Ready for the next level in your career?   Book your FREE Coaching Session for podcast listeners at www.CareerClarityCall.com   ==========================   Rate, Review, and Follow   “I love Zach and The Happy Engineer Podcast.” If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show! This helps me support more engineers -- just like you -- take the next step toward the career and life that they desire. On Apple Podcasts, click our show, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode!   Remember, we only spread our message when you share this knowledge with others that need it. So if you enjoy this episode, please SHARE it on your social media and tag @OASISOFCOURAGE so I can say hi and thank you.    Also, if you haven't done so already, subscribe to the podcast. I'll be releasing a lot of new content including bonus episodes to the feed and, if you're not subscribed, there's a good chance you'll miss out. Subscribe now!   For more information on this episode, host Zach White, and The Happy Engineer go to:   https://www.oasisofcourage.com

"Innovation only happens if we know how to create new narratives. "People will pay for a story, but they will die for a narrative". - Guillaume Wiatr Join us on todays episode to explore Guillaumes mission to turn every organization, team, and personal story into a movement that few can resist. Find out, amongst many things What is the difference between story and narrative? Why is the company narrative not just a sales and marketing thing? Why is the company narrative the job of the CEO?

On today's show, we're joined by strategy consultant author and founder of Metahelm, Guilame Wiatr. We talk about why stories create audiences and narratives create participants, why it's crucial to share your origin narrative as a small business owner and how to iterate on the future vision of your company.