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In this episode of the Get Stuff Done podcast, we discuss with David Jones, the country manager for RWE in Korea, about his extensive experience in the renewable energy sector. They explore the challenges of navigating a startup mentality within a large organization, the importance of communication, and the cultural differences encountered in various global markets. David shares insights on transferable skills, the significance of managing unofficial communication channels, and techniques for effective time management. The conversation concludes with reflections on learning from both positive and negative influences in leadership.
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Connect with David: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davideljones/
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Irene Chan, Head of Commercial at Temus, joins us to discuss her background, career, and approach to leadership. Irene emphasizes the importance of finding your 'why' and being of service in your work.
She believes in creating a safe and inclusive environment for her team and prioritizes the well-being of her employees. Irene also discusses the value of mentors and the importance of being humble and inquisitive. She shares her experiences with organizations that prioritize their people and the red flags she looks out for when considering new opportunities. Irene's approach to getting things done involves prioritizing herself, contributing to the community, and maintaining a diverse range of interests. In this conversation, Irene shares her journey of personal growth and finding authenticity in her career and personal life. She emphasizes the importance of building genuine connections with others and prioritizing what truly matters. Irene also discusses her involvement in the dementia community and her passion for volunteering with animals. The key takeaway is the transferable skill of connecting with others, which is essential in the technology age.
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Connect with Irene here: www.linkedin.com/in/ireneachan/
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In this episode, I sit down with Elim Kalilov, a 17-year-old high school student, podcaster, and aspiring entrepreneur. Despite his age, Elim has already immersed himself in Korea’s foreign entrepreneur community, launched his own podcast, and begun exploring software development. Elim shares his unique journey growing up in Korea after emigrating from Kyrgyzstan, balancing academics with entrepreneurial ventures, and his disciplined approach to getting things done—from building habits in coffee shops to overcoming setbacks in business.
We also dive into Elim’s passion for startups, his inspirations from historical figures, and how he’s already creating opportunities that most wouldn’t even consider at his age. Tune in to hear how this young entrepreneur navigates challenges and uses his podcast to connect with global founders, all while preparing for what’s next after high school.
Find out more here: https://rdiuk.com/getstuffdone/
Connect with Elim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elim-kalilov-250575243/
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Steve Dalton, author of 'The Two-Hour Job Search,' discusses his journey from chemical engineering to career coaching and the importance of effective job search strategies. He emphasizes the need for job seekers to approach their search with a systematic and organized mindset, rather than relying on improvisation. He formerly taught at Duke Fuqua Business School and has established his consulting practice. Dalton provides insights on answering the common interview question 'Tell me about yourself' and highlights the importance of storytelling and conveying insights in a positive and memorable way. He also discusses the cultural differences in job search and career coaching, emphasizing the need for cultural intelligence. It also discusses the value of instructions in the job search process and the role of literary agents in publishing. This is a very practical episode and insights on turning strangers into advocates and the need for inclusive relationship building in organizations are shared.
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Connect with Steve: https://www.contact2colleague.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/daltonsteve
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Jinny Suh, an attorney at McKinsey & Company, shares her insights on getting stuff done and finding balance in life. She emphasizes the importance of prioritizing and focusing on a few key tasks at a time. Jinny also discusses the significance of being honest with oneself about desires and goals. She highlights the impact of language and cultural context on communication and how it can shape one's identity.
Jinny shares her experience of starting her own business and the challenges of transitioning back to the corporate world. In this conversation, Jinny and Gordon discuss the challenges faced by Korean professionals in the global job market and how to overcome them.
They also discuss the role of cultural differences and language barriers in hindering career progression. Additionally, they delve into the topic of leadership and how to help others achieve their objectives. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the power of yoga and the importance of intentional goal-setting and continuous improvement.
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Dr. James Hooper, climate change expert and adventurer, shares his insights on how to get stuff done and discusses his experiences climbing Mount Everest and completing a pole-to-pole expedition. He emphasizes the importance of setting realistic goals, breaking them down into smaller tasks, and focusing on the process rather than the end goal. Dr. Hooper also highlights the physical and mental challenges he faced during his expeditions and how they have shaped his confidence and mindset. James Hooper shares his experiences sailing in the Southern Ocean and the challenges he faced, including strong winds, gigantic waves, and a near-death experience. He also discusses his passion for adventure and the outdoors, his transition into academia, and his unexpected foray into television. James emphasizes the importance of aligning personal interests with career choices and finding fulfillment in what you do.
Connect with James: https://instagram.com/jamesnhooper
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We are all about GET STUFF DONE, so every episode Gordon has asked the Guest how do they get stuff done, and we got a great variety of practical useful answers.
So in this special "Gold Edition" episode, we've compiled 14 standout snippets from our top downloaded episodes. Each clip dives straight into practical strategies and insights on productivity, motivation, and time management. Whether you're looking for a quick boost of inspiration or new techniques to get stuff done, this episode is packed with golden nuggets of wisdom to help you maximize your productivity.
Tune in and discover the best of the best tips and tricks from our expert guests!
The essence of GET STUFF DONE!
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00:00 Intro
01:03 Ep14 Purposeful Pioneer with Tyler Rasch
02:13 Ep28 How HR is Evolving with Jim Miller
03:48 Ep24 How to get stuff done globally with John Walker
05:39 Ep21 How your WHY impacts others with Chin Okeke
06:15 Ep25 How creativity is the key to business with Elfie Chan
08:18 Ep23 How to focus on many things and make progress with Britty Ko
10:04 Ep15 Control your journey with Francis Oh
13:42 Ep22 How to lead teams with Sunmi Choi
16:13 Ep19 Constant State of Work with Dr. Eric Kim
17:58 Ep20 How to lead others effectively with Chance Kennedy
19:38 Ep10 Authentic Energy with Charles Ferguson
22:43 Ep11 Power of Network with Nicola Weir
24:17 Ep29 How Trust Empowers Employees with Cathy Choi
26:43 Ep 16 Leadership Toolkit with Stefan Rentsch
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In this episode, Chinatsu Kaneko the Co-Managing director at Gensler Tokyo office shares about workplace design and getting stuff done. They discuss the power of design in influencing human behavior, the importance of creating harmonious work environments, and the challenges of measuring the impact of design. It highlights the importance of creating a collaborative and flexible environment that fosters creativity and innovation. Chinatsu emphasizes the need for workplaces to evolve into social spaces that promote community and individual growth. The conversation concludes with a discussion on upcoming trends in workplace design.
Connect with Chinatsu here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chinatsu-kaneko-60a0389/
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Soojin Han, a professional musician, shares her insights on getting things done and her journey as a violinist. She discusses the importance of mental practice and the challenges of performing at a top level. She shares her early encounters with the violin and the recognition she received at a young age. The conversation also touches on Soojin's upbringing in the UK, her time living on the Isle of Man and how it shaped her love for nature. Soojin also discusses the recognition of Korea as a country and the rise of K-pop, and how it has affected her as a Korean musician. She opens up about her medical journey and the transformative effect it had on her perspective on life and music. Soojin has a life goal to make Korea a more inclusive society and she stands as a role model to do that. With her positive energy this is an uplifting episode.
Connect with Soojin here: https://www.instagram.com/soojinnyhan
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Mandy Pao, founder of Aligned Entrepreneurs and COO of Atlas Chiropractic, shares her journey of setting up her own business and finding alignment with her values. She discusses the importance of prioritizing happiness and fulfillment over societal expectations of success. She also shares her strategies for getting things done, including time blocking, task allocation, and using the two-minute rule. Mandy's mission is to transform the corporate wellness landscape and help entrepreneurs gain freedom while keeping their businesses profitable. This episode is a great discussion around healthy working life and productivity.
Contact Mandy here: https://www.thealignedentrepreneurs.com/
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The most impactful topics discussed on the GSD Podcast, focusing on leadership, culture, and the essence of work. Gordon brings 3 guests to each topic to share their valuable position on that aspect. This episode brings together the biggest topics that impact getting stuff done, it's a one stop episode for getting some of the best we have done so far. Guests from US, UK, Hong Kong, Australia, Germany and Romania.
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Cathy Choi, a global HR leader with extensive experience, shares insights on personal productivity, team leadership, cross-cultural communication, and the role of HR in organizational culture. She emphasizes the importance of mindset, overcommunication, and empathy in getting things done and leading diverse teams. Cathy's journey from Korea to global HR leadership provides valuable lessons in adapting to different cultures and work environments. Cathy shares her experiences of managing work and life during the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing the importance of self-care and self-compassion. She also discusses the significance of building and maintaining trust in the workplace and the value of a personal mission statement in shaping one's leadership style.
Connect with Cathy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/choicathy
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Jim Miller, VP of People and Talent at Ashby, discusses his role and the misconceptions around HR. He shares his personal strategy for getting things done, which includes organization, planning, tooling, focusing tasks based on energy levels, and delegation. Jim also shared his journey as a leader and the challenges he faced in transitioning from an individual contributor to a senior leader in a large organisation. He emphasizes the importance of being authentic and seeking feedback to improve as a leader. We discussed the need for HR to be more cost-aware and financially oriented while still focusing on the growth and development of employees. Jim shared his insights on the importance of quality of hire over quantity and the need for HR to create choice and empower hiring managers. A great discussion about many aspects of HR.
Connect with Jim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm/
https://www.ashbyhq.com/blog/all
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In this episode, Tracy Ho, a personal branding and image consultant, shares her approach to productivity, emphasizing communication and relationship building. Tracy offers insights into multicultural communication and business etiquette, especially in Dubai, highlighting the need to understand cultural differences and build connections. The conversation covers the challenges of doing business globally, such as language barriers and governance issues, and explores the role of gifting, listening, and adaptability in cross-cultural communication. Tracy also shares her vision of being geographically mobile and her passion for helping others through communication and storytelling.
Connect with Tracy: linkedin.com/in/hotracy
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Damian Madden discusses his role as Director of Consumer Experience and Digital Transformation at Pernod Ricard, emphasizing the shift from product-focused to consumer-centric approaches in business. He highlights the integration of online and offline experiences and the strategic use of data to enhance customer interactions. Alongside his professional role, Damian shares insights into his personal projects, which include running a gallery, writing a book, and tackling youth mental health issues. The discussion also delves into the challenges of balancing work with personal passions and the phenomenon of 'digital amnesia,' where reliance on technology impacts our ability to be present. Overall, the episode underscores the importance of curiosity and adaptability in today's fast-evolving consumer experience landscape.
Damian's website: https://www.damianmadden.com/
Gallery website: https://asinglepiecegallery.com/
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Elfie Chan founder of Noctilume, discusses her journey from working in architectural design to starting her own business. Noctilume provides strategy consulting services to creatives who need help with the business side of their ventures. She shares her experience of being laid off from Twitter and how it led her to start her own business. Elfie discusses the importance of workplace strategy in creating environments that positively impact behavior and performance. We discussed her strategies for staying focused and productive, including finding enjoyment in tasks through prioritization. She emphasizes the importance of taking the first step and learning through experience.
Noctilume: noctilume.com/
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John Walker AM, founder of EastPoint Partners, shares his remarkable journey spanning public and private sectors. From receiving the Order of Australia to leading legislative changes in Australia, he reflects on his diverse career. Transitioning to the private sector, John's experiences at Bankers Trust and Macquarie, leading him to spend almost half his life in Asia, underscore the importance of adaptability and seizing opportunities. He emphasizes leadership over management and the value of cultural adaptability in business. John is still trying to retire but continues travelling extensively, a true global businessman.
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Britty Ko, a dynamic entrepreneur, Korean and English coach and social media influencer, shares insights on language learning, cross-cultural communication and getting stuff done. Through her own brand Fitglish, she merges travel, fitness, bartending and English teaching, showcasing her authenticity on social media. Britty takes us through her methods for organizing a busy life and discusses the challenges of working internationally. In this episode we touch on overcoming procrastination and the value of starting, over perfection. We also covered the nuances of Korean culture, some of the historical origins of the Korean mindset.
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In this episode, Sun-Mi Choi, VP of Global Business Development at Plus, discusses her international career and the work of Plus in developing software for autonomous driving. She shares insights on working across borders, and the importance of language and cultural understanding in building relationships (with her seven languages!). Sunny also talks about the impact of her Korean-German background on her career and the increasing global recognition of Korean culture and technology. She highlights the significance of self-awareness and self-reflection in personal and professional growth, which is why this episode is called "Leadership is a Language".
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Chinedu Okeke, known as Chin, is an entertainment entrepreneur from Nigeria. The founder of Gidi Fest music festival and Eclipse Group he has already created legacies in the music industry and beyond. In this episode we cover the significance of understanding the 'why' behind projects and taking a step back to refine the purpose. Check this out to hear all about his journey.
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https://rdiuk.com/getstuffdone/
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