MARK STRUCZEWSKI

Dianna Booher is the author of 48 books, published in 60 foreign-language editions. None are self-published. These are published with the majors: Penguin Random House, Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins. She helps organizations communicate clearly and individuals to increase their influence through a strong executive presence. National media such as Good Morning America, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, USA Today, Bloomberg, The Washington Post, The New York Times, and Entrepreneur frequently interview her for opinions on workplace communication.

On this episode with Dianna Booher:

• The power of the subject line
• Biggest mistakes people make when it comes to email
• The importance of grammar in email
• Why people aren't good at email

Productivity at work can be a challenge. In this episode, I talk about how to deal with the dreaded "got 5 minutes?" question as well as give some other tips for being productive at work.

Mark Metry interviews billionaires, New York Times bestselling authors and legendary world class human beings on his podcast but once a upon a time he couldn't make direct eye contact with anyone and suffered from social anxiety from not living the life he was strategically designed to live. Mark spends his time as a 21-year-old trying to impact & influence others by evolving himself. The same way he was impacted and empowered by others to upgrade to the next version of himself...version 2.0.

On this episode with Mark Metry:

• Get yourself in front of smarter people
• Being real versus being a poser
• Why Mark is obsessed with talking to people who impact life
• Feeling the pain of the past, present and future

In this clip from a presentation I gave, I talk about why people aren't more productive, the key to productivity and what the biggest barrier to productivity is.

Despite the rumors, email is not going away anytime soon. It's an integral part to business life. But if you're not careful, it can be a hot mess if you're not careful. In this episode, I talk about what works and what doesn't when it comes to your email inbox.

Social media is a big part of our lives. And it's not a fad. It's going to be around for a very long time. But! There are things you can do to be productive and still be on social media. In this video, I share with you three big ideas for doing that.

SUMMARY

• Know your WHY. Why are you going on social media?
• Have a plan.
• Limit yourself.

I have many strategies on how to be more productive but in this episode I reveal my #1 strategy. If you do this one thing, you will have a better grip on your productivity.

Jordan Gross is a Northwestern and Kellogg School of Management graduate, a two-time startup founder, a TEDx speaker, and a #1 best-selling author. His upcoming book, The Journey to Cloud Nine, provides a new approach to the personal development world by using fictional storytelling to reveal some of life's most meaningful principles. Jordan has been asking hundreds of people around the world how they live their lives on cloud nine, and he cannot wait to share this with all of you!

On this episode with Jordan Gross:

• What cloud nine means and why it's important
• Cloud nine is NOT just the big moments
• What to do if you can't recall cloud nine moments
• Getting COMFY 

JourneyToCloudNine.com 

I recently had a coaching call where the client asked me if I had any advice for how he could become better at calls. He was already listening to his calls and critiquing them but was there something else he could do? My answer is YES! It's a strange idea but one that will be extremely powerful.

Danny Forest used to be a nobody until he decided, 16 months ago, to learn 3 new skills every month. That accidentally turned him into a polymath and Medium personality. He now runs a skill development program and a virtual coworking space, amongst other things. Oh, and he’s a serial entrepreneur and owns a video game company.

On this episode with Danny Forest:

• From "I can't" to "how can I?"
• How to get start new learning new skills
• The key question you need to answer
• What you need to avoid in order to succeed in learning new skills

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