Positivity Strategist
Summary: Positivity Strategist injects a good dose of optimism and possibility into your life. It seeks to marry the ideal with the practical. Conversations with thought leaders and everyday people shine the light on what works and amplifies those every day, micro-moments of positivity, irrespective of what else is going on. You’ll be energized by lots of practical tips, inspiring you to live a truly satisfying and meaningful life. Podcast host is Robyn Stratton-Berkessel, TEDx speaker, author, workshop designer and facilitator. Her specialty is Appreciative Inquiry and other strength-based, positive methodologies that ignite transformational experiences. The foundational practice is to uncover the stories of success (or failure) that lead to personal empowerment which then sets us free to be at our best. When we can do this, we boost our general health and well-being. We strengthen our resiliency, creativity, decision-making, productivity and more. We develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for ourselves, others and the world around us, thereby growing professionally and personally.
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Right from the get-go of this episode, you’ll find out why Professor Tom Myers is more than qualified to teach entrepreneurship, international marketing, leadership to students who seek to have impact in the world. He comes not only with international business and sporting experiences but also from an inner knowing of the inherent interconnectedness of all matter that makes up the mysteries of life. For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit http://positivitystrategist.com/ps56
In this episode, we offer that Appreciative Inquiry is undergoing a transformation adding many resources to the existing and traditional resources and practices. We talk about shifting power through participation from kids in schools, surgeons and nurses in hospitals, women returning from combat in the military, curators in museums, students in universities, the homeless, LGTBQ communities, clergy and more. For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit http://positivitystrategist.com/ps55
How to have Inspiring Conversations in Early Childhood Leadership, With Susan MacDonald- PS54
How Playful Collegial Collaboration Works from Kids to Executives, With Marge Schiller- PS53
Positive Intention Shapes Reality, With Tim Ray and Jennifer Kramer Of United Intentions - PS052
How to Level Up Your Consulting Practice With Joe Sanok - PS51
We explore the topic of Love - in a very personal sense - and also what love has to do with leadership. Dr. Lance Secretan’s latest book is not a leadership book per se. It’s a love story. Yet, when you explore the concepts about love in this book, you realize love impacts every part of us at home and at work. With love in our lives, we inspire. For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit http://positivitystrategist.com/ps50
Four Keys to Live Every Moment More Richly, With Achim Nowak - PS49
Wellbeing strategies in Community Development, With NIck Hernandez- PS48
How Intergenerational Dialogue can Spark Imaginations and Generate Creativity With Kristin Bodiford - PS47
How to connect, share and co-create for human wholeness, With Cees Hoogendijk - PS46
Being Open to Multiple Perspectives Enriches Relationships, With Ken Gergen - PS45
Many of us come to an awareness that we want to have a positive impact in all that we do. I share the "why", the "what" and the "how" of bringing it together. My purpose - my "why" - is to help you become an agent for positive change, When you find your own "why" you're hugely invigorated and energized. You're able to focus on your purpose and your contributions both to add deeper meaning to all you do. For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit http://positivitystrategist.com/ps4
Sir John Hargrave's new book "Mind Hacking," is full of exciting, thought-provoking and highly entertaining ideas. This self-proclaimed geek, who weaned himself off alcohol and other dangerous, life-threatening antics that offended presidential security agents, decided to hack his own mind to bring about positive changes in his life. He is now committed to sharing his mind hacks with others. For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit http://positivitystrategist.com/ps43
Appreciating Social Innovations by Appreciating People with Suzanne Quinney - PS42
