A Coach in Your Pocket

This Podcast explores leadership and culture.We are passionate about helping everyone become more successful. Why? Because we genuinely believe that everyone deserves to grow and inspire people to become high performers. We also believe every leader deserves to have a team committed to and capable of delivering their vision.Connect with us - chris@brilliantbuttons.com

What is Your Relationship with Time?

Our health coach, Ana Kokanovic, shares 9 helpful tips on how to build a healthy relationship with time.

07-20
02:27

Prioritise the Oranges in Your Life!

Ana Kokanovic, our health coach on the Brilliant Buttons platform, talks about her experience with time management and shares a great example of prioritising your time.

07-14
02:41

I Went 24 Hours Without Sleep

Jem, from the Customer Success Team at Brilliant Buttons, shares her story and tips on how to manage your time more effectively.

07-12
02:41

Setting Goals with the Personal Development Objective Feature

For the Personal Development Objective feature, no goal is too big or too small. And now you've learned how to set those PDO's!

07-03
02:31

Celebrating Small Wins

The week is ending and it's important to acknowledge all of the things you have accomplished!

06-30
02:57

How to Move from Strategy to Execution

by Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic and Darko Lovric for HBR

06-29
05:00

What are SMART goals and how to set them?

Tim Taylor on setting and achieving a SMART goal.

06-27
03:23

4 Techniques For Developing Strategy Insights

 Graham Kenny for Harvard Business Review.

06-22
05:55

Crafting Your Personal Vision Statement

In this audio recording, Leon, the Customer Success Manager at Brilliant Buttons, shares his insights and tips on the significance of crafting one's own vision statement. 

06-21
04:39

Why is Behavioral Change Needed When Using LVR by Tim Taylor

Behavioural change is needed because we're creatures of habit, and we seek the most expedient way to get what we want. This goal-seeking builds patterns or habits that make things happen for us. For the most part, we work on automatic pilot.  Who hasn't driven a car home and not remember driving?  We do the same thing with talking to people and communicating. This auto-pilot mode is called automaticity, useful in many situations but essential to step out of when you are engaged in important conversations. 

01-30
01:46

What LVR Does and Why is it so important by Tim Taylor

One of the critical skills that a leader needs to have is the ability to influence people. When people feel genuinely listened to, even if you can't give them what they want, they tend to be more influenceable.LVR gives you an inventory of your current behavioral pattern, which allows you to make conscious choices about the behavior you wish to use when having conversations, especially those that seem more difficult. 

01-23
02:04

Why was LVR Developed by Tim Taylor

LVR is a process model, a visual model that allows you to track your behavior and become more aware of your habits and style of conversation.  Therefore, you can consciously make efforts to change your behavior.  It helps you notice when you're finding it difficult to listen, value or respond.

01-16
01:42

Using Social Cues to build a winning culture

People need to feel safe to thrive, grow and do their best work.  As a leader, your role is to help your team build trust in each other, support each other's differences and build the team's ability to leverage its collective-intelligence. 

02-02
06:17

DUET and self-awareness

Using DUET to build your awareness of your inner language.  Use your values and build positive self-talk and deepen your self-awareness. 

01-21
04:23

Two Questions I get asked most about leaders

I would like to thank all of those people who asked these two questions. This has given me the opportunity to distil my experience and observations from 20 years working in the field with managers battling the challenges of leadership. In my time I’ve met lots of leaders, a small percentage of whom were truly great leaders. This article describes what they have in common and why they are a minority.....enjoy

11-24
11:23

What makes a great leader?

Great leaders have 3 things in common.  They understand relationships, they can build a shared vision and they show compassion as they build great teams. 

11-19
11:31

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