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This episode of "The Leaders Kitbag" is the 3rd in a four-part series where Ben Morton helps you master the important topic of feedback.
And it is an area where many leaders and managers can improve.
One study conducted by Gallup found that just 26% of employees believe the feedback they receive actually helps them to improve their performance.
In this episode, you will learn:
How to increase your skill and confidence in providing feedback. Where to start to achieve some quick wins. The rewards you can expect to reap.
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Previous Episodes on FeedbackBe Their Cheerleader and Coach
The Feedback Sandwich – Good or Bad?
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Welcome back to another empowering episode of The Ben Morton Leadership Podcast! In today's conversation, we delve into the dynamic world of strategy, transformational leadership, and leaving a lasting legacy with our, Alex Brueckmann.
Here’s some of what you’ll learn in this episodeHow to have a positive impact as a leader.What to do when people do not support the strategyHow to make strategic choices about what not to do.Whether culture really does ‘eat strategy for breakfast’. How the best mistake Alex ever made can help you be a better leaderPlus, lots more.
Chapter Markers (approx times)(07:00) Overcoming the fear of not having all the answers and appearing ‘weak’ as a leader.
(10:15) The human impact of good and bad strategy.
(15:00) Defining strategy and agreeing what important words mean within your team.
(18:00) Deciding what not to do and asking the opposite question (to the obvious one).
(23:30) Does ‘culture eat strategy for breakfast?’
(30:00) The risk of creating a culture and set of values that do not support the strategy.
(34:12) Deciding which ’waves to surf’
(38:30) Can you future-proof an organisation, and will Amazon ever go bankrupt?
(44:00) The best mistake Alex Brueckmann ever made.
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Further Resources If You Loved This EpisodeEpisode 166 with Andy Lightfoot, CEO of Space NK – released on 16th May 2024. Listen here.
Alex Brueckmann’s Book - The Strategy Legacy – Buy it here. As an Amazon Associate, I earn a small fee on qualifying purchases.
Visit Alex Brueckmann’s website here.
More About Alex BrueckmannAlex Brueckmann is an executive thought partner, strategy facilitator, speaker, and Wall Street Journal Bestselling author.
With his extensive expertise in strategy and leadership, Alex has made a profound impact on businesses around the world, from established corporations to burgeoning startups.
He is the author of "THE STRATEGY LEGACY" and "SECRETS OF NEXT LEVEL ENTREPRENEURS," two seminal works that offer invaluable insights into thriving in business while maintaining balance in life.
Alex's journey, marked by his dedication to continuous learning and development, is a testament to his commitment to empowering others to achieve their full potential.
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In this episode of "The Leaders Kitbag," Ben Morton continues to explore the important topic of feedback.
Research suggests that 65% of people would like to receive more feedback at work, but probably not via a sandwich!
In this episode, you will learn:
Three reasons why the ‘Feedback Sandwich’ is a flawed approach. What the evidence says about the effectiveness of the ‘Feedback Sandwich’ in relation to improving performance. A shockingly obvious alternative approach.…and what to do instead.
Join Ben's CommunityIf you found this episode valuable, join Ben's community here for regular leadership tips, tactics, and insights that are delivered straight to your inbox.
Previous Episodes on FeedbackBe Their Cheerleader and Coach
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Welcome to another insightful episode of "The Ben Morton Leadership Podcast." Today, we explore the critical topic of sleep with Dr. Bijoy John and uncover strategies for achieving restful sleep and overcoming insomnia.
Dr. Bijoy John, a board-certified sleep physician and founder of the Sleep Center of Greater Pittsburgh, shares his expertise in promoting optimal sleep health.
Download my Optimal Sleep Timeline to help you get a great night’s sleep when you really need it.
Further Resources If You Loved This EpisodeExplore more insights and actionable ideas around sleep, exercise and nutrition with Professor Greg Wells in episode 47.
For more sleep tips and insights, check out Dr. Bijoy John's book, “Nobody’s Sleeping” (Amazon affiliate link).
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In this episode of "The Leaders Kitbag," Ben Morton will provide you with the tools and insights to improve your team's performance through effective feedback.
In this episode, you will learn:
The two essential ingredients for effective feedback.Why saying ‘great job’ can have a negative impact on an individual’s performance……and what to do instead.
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In these ‘Shorts’ episodes of my podcast, I’ll be selecting my favourite moments from previous episodes. This one comes from episode 139, where I speak with Philippa McNamara, a seasoned business leader renowned for her commercial acumen, marketing expertise, and brand leadership in both retail and wholesale sectors. In this clip, she reflects on her inquisitive nature and why she enjoys working with people so much.
LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE.
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Delve into the world of extreme survivalism and Hollywood stunt performance with expert Ky Furneaux. Explore how her wilderness experiences shape decision-making, risk management, and leadership.
About KyKy Furneaux, a Hollywood stuntwoman and survival expert, shares insights from over two decades of experience. Despite adversity, she's featured in blockbusters like "The Avengers" and authored survival books like "Girls Own Survival Guide."
In this episode, you will learn:How to make effective decisions under pressure.The wilderness survival tips that work in the workplace.How to build and manage your reputation.The importance of planning and preparation.Lessons from the movie industry about leadership and emotional contagion
Training, Coaching and Speaking with Benwww.ben-morton.com
Further Resources If You Loved This EpisodeExplore more insights into personal branding in episode 162 with Jarrod Lopiccolo Dive deeper into personal branding strategies with episode 15 featuring Lesley Everett Buy Ky’s Book: amazon affiliate link https://amzn.to/3Tsiry8Thank you for tuning in to another episode of "The Ben Morton Leadership Podcast." Please hit the subscribe button on your podcast player for more empowering conversations.
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In this episode of the Leader’s Kit Bag, Ben Morton shares the importance of increasing commitment within your team or organisation, and the significance of personal values.
In this episode, you will learn:
An engaging exercise from a recent leadership workshop The power of shared values in fostering connection and commitment How clarity around personal values drives commitment in the workplaceJoin Ben's Community
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In these ‘Shorts’ episodes of my podcast, I’ll be selecting my favourite moments from previous episodes. This one comes from episode 144, with Cheryl Giovannoni, CEO of the Girls’ Day School Trust (GDST). In this clip, she shares how a learning organisation provides unfiltered feedback to leaders.
LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE.
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Welcome to "The Ben Morton Leadership Podcast"! In this episode, we sit down with Jarrod Lopiccolo, CEO and Founder of Noble Studios, a leading digital performance marketing agency. With over two decades of experience, Jarrod has led Noble Studios to international success, partnering with top brands like Adobe, Disney, Visa, and Google.
About Jarrod
Jarrod Lopiccolo, the visionary behind Noble Studios, shares his journey and expertise in digital marketing and business leadership. With a proven track record of growth and client satisfaction, Jarrod offers invaluable insights into delegation, personal branding, work-life balance, and company culture.
In this episode, you will learn:
Strategies for effective delegation and scaling businesses efficiently.The importance of personal branding in the digital age and how to manage your reputation effectively.Insights into finding the right work-life balance tailored to your needs and circumstances.The key elements behind Noble Studios' acclaimed company culture and how it fosters a positive work environment.Delegation Mastery Course
Sign up for Ben’s Online Delegation Course with discount code ‘pod30’ here.
Further Resources If You Loved This Episode
Explore more about delegation in episode 143, a solo episode by Ben Morton, offering practical tips and advice. Listen to Episode 143 here.
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In this episode of the Leader’s Kit Bag, Ben Morton shares a practical tool for building relationships to achieve your most important goals.
In this episode, you will learn:
The significance of building relationships to achieve important goals How to identify the five most influential people related to the project and develop a plan to strengthen those relationshipsThe importance of a two-way exchange and offering support to others
Your Next Keynote Speaker BookingLooking for an inspiring speaker for your next event or company conference?
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In these ‘Shorts’ episodes of my podcast, I’ll be selecting my favourite moments from previous episodes. This one comes from episode 143, a solo episode where I dive deep into the essential leadership skill of delegation. In this clip, find out what the fear of being a bad boss looks like in practice, and how to finally overcome it.
LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE.
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In these ‘Shorts’ episodes of my podcast, I’ll be selecting my favourite moments from previous episodes. This one comes from episode 141, where I speak with Matt Abrahams, a renowned communication expert, Stanford lecturer and author of "Think Faster, Talk Smarter". In this clip, he talks about why we need to pause and take more time before we respond to things.
LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE.
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In this episode of the Leader’s Kit Bag, Ben Morton discusses the importance of relationships and social connections in leadership and management, drawing from the Harvard University study of adult development.
In this episode, you will learn:
The link between close relationships and social connections as a stress regulator Prioritising relationships to improve clarity of thought, decision-making, creativity, and more Reducing the impact of chronic stress on health and wellbeing
Your Next Keynote Speaker BookingLooking for an inspiring speaker for your next event or company conference?
Click here to learn more about Ben's keynote talks, and then contact his team via [email protected] to discuss fees and secure your date.
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In these ‘Shorts’ episodes of my podcast, I’ll be selecting my favourite moments from previous episodes. This one comes from episode 142, where I speak with Stephanie Sirr MBE, who has had a diverse career spanning from acting and stage management to her current role as Chief Executive of Nottingham Playhouse. In this clip, she talks about operating from a place of integrity.
LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE.
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In these ‘Shorts’ episodes of my podcast, I’ll be selecting my favourite moments from previous episodes. This one comes from episode 139, where I speak with Philippa McNamara, a seasoned business leader renowned for her commercial acumen, marketing expertise, and brand leadership in both retail and wholesale sectors. In this clip, she talks about avoiding the trap of impact and influence in leadership.
LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE.
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In this episode of the Leader’s Kit Bag, Ben Morton delves into building relational bridges in leadership, and practical tips for leaders to encourage connection with their teams.
In this episode, you will learn:
Research findings on the importance of connection in leadership Shifting focus from individual contribution to delivering through others How strong relationships enable leaders to make requests of their team
Your Next Keynote Speaker BookingLooking for an inspiring speaker for your next event or company conference?
Click here to learn more about Ben's keynote talks, and then contact his team via [email protected] to discuss fees and secure your date.
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In these ‘Shorts’ episodes of my podcast, I’ll be selecting my favourite moments from previous episodes. This one comes from episode 137, where I speak with Oscar Trimboli, an author, speaker, and host of the acclaimed Deep Listening Podcast. In this clip, he explores the power of breathing properly and what happens when we notice things more.
LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE.
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Welcome to another episode of "The Ben Morton Leadership Podcast"! In this special episode, as we wrap up Season 10, I'm excited to share some of my favourite clips from this season.
Join me as we delve into insightful discussions that will inspire you to become an even better leader.
Clip 1: Managing Transitions with Emotional Intelligence (Episode 150 - Rebecca Creswell, CEO at Priory Group)- Emotional contagion in the workplace.
- The impact of a leader's mood on team dynamics and performance.
- Strategies for consciously managing transitions to foster positive emotional contagion.
Listen to the full episode here.
Clip 2: Balancing Respect and Likability in Leadership (Episode 152 - Sarah Powell, CEO of British Gymnastics)- The importance of diversity of thought in team dynamics.
- Challenging oneself to engage with perspectives outside of the comfort zone.
- Building respect and fostering diversity within teams.
Listen to the full episode here.
Clip 3: The Power of Reflection in Success (Episode 154 - Pete Fletcher, CEO of World Challenge)- The significance of pausing to celebrate and analyse success.
- Implementing reflection practices to optimize performance and outcomes.
- Exploring the concept of anchoring and its application in personal development.
Listen to the full episode here.
Clip 4: Approaching Work as a Game (Episode 159 - Alex Higham, Founder and CEO of Exhale Healthy Coffee)- Cultivating curiosity and passion in professional pursuits.
- Embracing discomfort and addressing skill gaps in leadership development.
- Distinguishing between limiting weaknesses and allowable weaknesses in personal growth.
Listen to the full episode here.
Your Next Keynote Speaker BookingLooking for an inspiring speaker for your next event or company conference?
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In this episode of the Leader’s Kit Bag, Ben Morton discusses the misconception of a leader's role in motivating a team and shares insights into maintaining team motivation.
In this episode, you will learn:
How to identify enjoyable activities that allow for disconnectionThe positive impact of being mindful of our hobbies… and the negative impact of hyper-connectedness and technology on resilience.
Your Next Keynote Speaker BookingLooking for an inspiring speaker for your next event or company conference?
Click here to learn more about Ben's keynote talks, and then contact his team via [email protected] to discuss fees and secure your date.
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