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Join us for Episode Two of our Summer Book Series: In this episode, Brian Harkin begins to explore The Galapagos Framework. Building on the insights from Episode One, discover how this innovative approach can drive transformation no matter where your organization stands. This is the next episode you won't want to miss!

It was great to be able to share some of the ideas presented by The Galapagos Framework in Episode 2 of the Vertex11 Summer Book Series. Covering topics such as the scalability of the framework, the importance of metrics and the fact that the term Digital Transformation is redundant etc. It would be great if you could share your experiences in the comments below? Leda Glyptis PhD Thea Loch Richard Jeffreys Tony Williams Phil Jarratt Marc Hale Chris Micklethwaite Gam Dias Simon Drake Tanya Andreasyan Paul Hindle Rosie Hatton Tasja Botha Kerry Phillips-Bland Matt Izadi Lisa Moyle Tom Bentley Alastair Brown Peter Gandy Charlie Walter Emma Thomasson Su Bland Tony Bland Nigel Miers (FCIPS) Augusto R. Karen Elliott Sarah Sinclair Annabel Gillard Halil Aksu Jan Barthelemy Ray Vazquez Mohit Bajaj Dave Wallace John McLaughlin Gary Burke Paul Holbrook Paul Manvell Rupert Pearce David Marriage #galapagosframework #peoplecentrictransformation #strategy #digitaltransformation #peopleandculture #peoplecentric #humancentric #leadership #digital #futureofwork #transformation #fintech

#MorningPodcastTakeaway: Outlier are people who make their contradictions work for them. We are all outliers when we operate from our authentic selves than our conditioned ones. This episode couldn't but make me think of the book #Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell (a recommended read) which explores the factors that contribute to high levels of success. A quote that resonated with me from the book is “The values of the world we inhabit and the people we surround ourselves with have a profound effect on who we are.”

When you're confident, you perform better. So, is confidence something you can control? Meghan O. Mahoney, Nicki Roth and I talk with Nate Zinsser, who has just written an amazing book ('The Confident Mind'). Listen to our latest episode on Substack here. https://lnkd.in/eZBW4EVA

Decisions, decisions. We make them every day. We may look back and wish we made different choices in certain areas throughout our lives. But we know we can't do that. Instead of focusing on what we should or could have done in the past, we get to direct our energy on building a better future. ✨ One chapter in Matthew Kely's book, Life is Messy, is called: Mourning the Life That Could Have Been. We dig into this powerful message on this week's episode of Lead With Culture: https://lnkd.in/eVaurvxU

Self-awareness is the key that unlocks the door to personal growth and fulfillment. Understanding your strengths illuminates the path to success, while acknowledging your weaknesses opens doors to improvement. Recognizing patterns in your life empowers you to break free from cycles that no longer serve you, paving the way for positive change and transformation. Learn more from our latest interview with Ricky Brown as we talk about his new book release The 5 Hazardous Attitudes. Full episode at the link below: https://lnkd.in/g8-U44KR

Breaking the ice to discover the real you can be one of the most liberating experiences of your life. ❄️ On this episode of Voice of Influence, I share my story and insights from my book "Unfrozen," where I learned to let go of my fears and fully express my gifts. If you’re holding back your voice or ideas, this episode is your call to action. 💡🌍 https://lnkd.in/g4r97CNw

5 Unstoppable Moves to Level Up Your Author Brand Are you struggling to make your business and book stand out in a crowded marketplace? Do you want to elevate your brand and connect with more readers? If so, this episode of Coffee with Carma is for you. === Was this episode helpful? Drop a tip in the tip jar at https://lnkd.in/gKEfPEmh

The MHP space is so much more than numbers on a spreadsheet. To often, what’s missing from the conversation is what makes this space so great. To know this business, you have to know the people. We recently had the opportunity to have a conversation with Gary Strakshus, old school owner and author “Somebody’s Gonna Lose A Trailer.” Not only was it a lot of fun but gave real insight into what makes this space so special. Through it all, you get a sense of how he builds community. Not only is the episode worth a listen, but if you are really interested in understanding this space, you should buy the book. #themhpexchange #somebody’sgonnaloseatrailer #trailerparkturnaround #wemakecommunitiesbetter

We've been talking with you about making an impact this book is an excellent primer on how to do this, listen as we unpack it for you. Episode 38: Using the Power of Moments to create an impact… https://lnkd.in/gRkrG8cx