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Hey there, welcome to the Thrively podcast where we dive into topics of life, business and leadership, to help us all be better versions of ourselves tomorrow than we were yesterday. Fatigue is a real thing for small-medium business owners and leaders in many organizations. If you're fatigued, you're not doing stuff.  If you're not doing stuff, you're not able to devote dedicated time to your business, home or communities. Sure the pandemic accelerated the issues of low energy, but the fight against fatigue started before and will continue after.  Today, Kiran, Nicole and Jason sit down to discuss a bunch of ways to remove fatigue from our day-to-day and create our own energy to thrive.

We imagine a world where people and teams are inspired to dream bigger and enabled to achieve more. Hey there, welcome to the Thrively podcast, where we dive into topics of life, business and leadership, to help us all be better versions of ourselves tomorrow than we were yesterday. Today, Kiran and I are extremely fortunate to sit down and chat with Justin Reves.  We dig into why everyone, include leaders, need to understand social and how we can best spend our time in social.  Why just getting someone young to 'deal with social media' is a mistake, and what the Game of Thrones has to do with the power of the new world and why we don't need permission anymore to go straight to our customers.  Oh, and of course, we talk about the great moose war of the 21st century - Moose Jaw Saskatchewan versus Norway! You don't want to miss this one! Justin on LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinreves/] Justin on YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD0BicvO5AlbpvkvCrEp2QA]

Hey there, welcome to the Thrively podcast, where we dive into topics of life, leadership and learning, to help us all just be better versions of ourselves tomorrow than we were yesterday. How does the brain react to feedback and how do we use growth mindset to use feedback as a gift? Today, Kiran and Jason tackle those questions and delve into the value of knowing your why as you give and receive feedback, a couple easy feedback tools to add to your communication toolkit, and the most important thing to have in place to make your feedback-based conversations much easier.

Hey there, welcome to the Thrively podcast, where we dive into topics of life, leadership and learning, to help us all learn and grow, so we can be successful personally and professionally. The likelihood that we, as leaders at work or on the team at home, new or experienced, are inherently endowed with the perfect blend of traits, experience, and skills that prevent any mistakes from occurring…well, that's a pretty low chance. Our goal today is to spare you some of the self-inflicted sufferings that we, and many other leaders, have had to learn harsh lessons from along the way. Join Kiran and Jason as they whip through six pitfalls of the well-intentioned, and provide a few ideas to overcome them on your own terms.

Hey there, welcome to the Thrively podcast, where we dive into topics of life, leadership and learning, to help us all learn and grow, so we can be successful personally and professionally. We carry out our everyday routines and behave according to the stories we most believe in, and these days, that story is changing as we write it.  Having the insight and tools for finding, owning and sharing your stories build stronger organizations, cultures, creates better teamwork, more fulfillment for yourself, and creates change. Today Kiran and I sit down and start to scratch the surface of storytelling; the five key components of a good story, why relating and creating emotional connection are so important, and the first, most  critical step you can take to start becoming a better story teller.