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SHOW NOTES Dubbed the “Queen of Resilience” by 7 times world surfing champion Layne Beachley, Stacey has not let a devastating accident that left her a quadriplegic and dependent on a wheelchair at 12 years old slow her down. Instead she has used her life experience and personal philosophies to help leaders shift the way they perceive and respond to change and adversity, working with large organisations such as Telstra, Holden and Flight Centre. Stacey is the author of “How To Be Resilient”, and has been featured by Financial Review, ABC radio and The Australian for her insights on resilience in the workplace. In her spare time, you are likely to find her in the nearest patch of sunshine – with a book – recharging her solar powers. Today, Stacey will be sharing her inspiring story with us filled with insights on how to be resilient in business and life. SHOW DETAILS Running time: 40:42 Subscribe on iTunes and leave us a review! SHAREABLES What’s One Book Everyone Should Read? Think and Grow

SHOW NOTES Special Link for Shareable Listeners: 10 tips for conference connections Robbie Samuels is a keynote speaker and relationship-based business strategist who has been recognized as a “networking expert” by Harvard Business Review Ascend, Inc., and Lifehacker. He is the author of the best-selling business book Croissants vs. Bagels: Strategic, Effective, and Inclusive Networking at Conferences and has been profiled in the Harvard Business Review, Forbes, and Fast Company. His clients include associations and corporations including Marriott, AmeriCorps, Hostelling International, and General Assembly. He has been featured in several books including Stand Out: How to Find Your Breakthrough Idea and Build a Following Around It by Dorie Clark and The Connector’s Advantage: 7 Mindsets to Grow Your Influence and Impact by Michelle Tillis Lederman. He has guest lectured at many leading educational institutions including Harvard University,

The “human whisperer” Dan Pontefract is here, talking all things empathy and how it connects to the ways we run our businesses and our lives. How does it fit into our daily lives? Author of Love-Based Leadership, Dan is driven by the question: How do love and empathy fit into our businesses? Further, what allows a business to click? What values and motivations and obstacles come together to form each organization, and how does that organization run based on each combination? Dan shares his story of how he got to where he is today…it’s a story of the need for perseverance, a strong sense of self, and the ability to say no to what doesn’t feel right for us, even when others may not understand. It is only then that we can be the most wholesome and authentic leaders possible. Dan shares some amazing tips about leadership- what makes a good one? How do we find the lessons at every part of our journey even when we are working our way up the ladder to what Dan calls “workplace a

SHOW NOTES This week we are sitting down with Allan Dib, serial entrepreneur, rebellious marketer and technology expert. We’re talking all things marketing strategy…how can an efficient strategy in one page or less that encapsulates every necessity for our businesses? Allan speaks on his book, The One-Page Marketing Plan, which of course is the book he wishes he had at the time he was building his business. He walks us through all the stages of his marketing process, from effectively selecting your target market to crafting the most authentic message possible. Allan clearly outlines how to create the best experience possible for our clients, using the “human-to-human” principle, no matter what your strategy is. Further, we are going beyond what many marketing strategists look past, the idea of finding the optimal customer. It can be easy, especially when our businesses are just starting off, to take any client we can get. However, if it is not a fitting relationship for our business

SHOW NOTES Caleb Gardner is an insatiably curious strategy consultant with unique professional experience, from startups to nonprofits, from Fortune 100 clients to presidents. In addition to a career in the private sector at prestigious firms like Edelman and Bain & Company, Caleb was the lead digital strategist for President Obama’s political advocacy group, bringing his unique leadership to one of the largest digital programs in existence. Now as the co-founder and managing partner of 18 Coffees, a strategy and innovation firm for the mission economy, Caleb helps build capability within businesses trying to change the world, powered by a community of 21st century talent. SHOW DETAILS Running time: 46:27 Subscribe on iTunes and leave us a review!   SHAREABLES What’s one book everyone should read?  The New Power by Henry Timms, Jeremy Heimans What’s your favorite podcast? Philosophize This!  App Everyone Should Download  Todoist Most Important Skill of the Future  Empathy

During this interview, Rachael and Jeff are talking all things regarding the tech and marketing industry. They dive into the hierarchy within the social media professional ladder…should people call themselves social media gurus? How about social media ninjas? Jeff shares his thoughts on these questions and more. Further, Jeff hypes up some of his favorite professionals in the industry, sharing who inspires him and who he feels deserves more recognition. Jeff shares his thoughts on what is currently lacking within the social media community- where can we do better? And where are we headed looking toward the future? And a pro tip: listen till the end; Rachael challenges Jeff with some epic questions for the lightening question round. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it.

It’s that time of week again. Today we are sitting down with Rachael Kay Albers, a self proclaimed marketing-hating marketer. As founder of RK Ink, she has helped entrepreneurs reach their dreams without compromising themselves in the process.And as host of Awkward Marketing, a business comedy show, Rachael sheds light on how to create epic brands online. Rachael is a pro at reverse-niching…which follows the notion that we can only know who we are and what we value by knowing who we are not. What can you not see yourself doing in your day-to-day work life? What kind of environment can you not see yourself working in? Getting clear on these ideas can lead us to the right places with the right people, instead of wasting time and energy on experiences and people that do not fully serve us. We dive into these questions and more, as Rachael explains her experiences as an out-of-the-box person and marketer, sharing how her personality has shaped her career. Further than that, she shares how we can share

Melanie Deziel is sitting down with us this week and man, is she a force to be reckoned with. She has combined her original love for journalism with her innovate eye for marketing to revolutionize the brand content of companies from Huffington Post to New York Times to TIME Inc. She is the founder of StoryFuel, which consults with brands looking to create, expand or optimize their branded content teams, processes and practices. Also a public speaker, Melanie travels the world giving keynotes and corporate workshops that teach marketers, publishers, creators and companies how to create the best possible brand storytelling. Melanie’s experiences offer crazy insights on both journalism and advertising within media- the ins and outs, the ups and downs, the expectations, and the unique potential each has in creating a more informed and more conscious world. She’s sharing how we can be the best communicator possible in both sectors, in today’s world when credibility and reliability is everything.

In today’s world, many things are changing. We are opening ourselves up to new ways of being mindful, being present, and being engaged in our own lives. This is translating in a million different ways in how we act in life and in work. One thing is for sure, we are waking up. This is exactly what has helped our next guest Jeanette Bronee get to where she is today. We’re talking mindfulness, self-care, and how technology fits into our lives and experiences. Jeanette is a Performance & Culture Strategist, International Keynote & TEDx Speaker, Author & Founder of Path for Life Inc. She is passionate about creating a Culture of C.A.R.E. that integrates tech and humanity so that we can unlock what truly drives performance, engagement and motivation from the inside out. This episode is amazing, if we do say so ourselves. Jeanette is deeply passionate about her work, and it shines through in this episode. Take a listen below!

This is the first Solo episode of Shareable. In this episode, I (Jeff) go through what I think is the secret to being a great podcast host. This is the simple ingredient that I think allows me to conduct interviews regardless of whether or not I know my guest particularly well.  If you’ve been thinking of starting a podcast, or just want to learn the skills of productive conversation and interviewing, don’t miss this episode.

Jeff here; this week we’re sitting down with Bob Burg, talking about giving and why it’s so crucial to your life and business. Bob shares what being a go-giver means and how we can all embody it within ourselves. He explains where our focus should be and how to reach the “reward” we tend to focus on. Bob is a sought-after speaker at company leadership and sales conferences sharing the platform with everyone from today’s business leaders and broadcast personalities to even a former U.S. President. He is the author of a number of books on sales, marketing and influence, with total book sales of well over a million copies. His book, The Go-Giver,  is one I recommend to everyone. Seriously, read it. Co-authored with John David Mann, it has sold over 850,000 copies and it has been translated into 21 language. The newest parable in the Go-Giver Series is The Go-Giver Influencer. Bob is a great guy and had a lot of great stuff to say; take a listen and let us know what it means to you to be

Here we are this week with Mr. Awaken-Your-Superhero Penn. Christopher S. Penn is hanging out with us, talking all things marketing- what it is, where it’s going, and how we can deeply understand it. Marketing is a huge part of our world; if you’re listening to this podcast, chances are you understand this. But, have you stopped to think about how marketing has changed? How it has remained the same? In this episode, we’re talking about this and more. You’ll hear about what the best marketers do- how they position themselves, how they understand the landscape in which they work, and how they analyze information to understand how to beat their competitors. We’re living in a new marketing age; knowing how to make yourself stand out is essential. Learn tips and tricks for becoming the Marketing Professional of your dreams. Listen below, let us know what you think.

Happy 2019! We’re kicking off the New Year here at Shareable with a real gem of an episode. We’re talking with Jeffrey Shaw about empathy, understanding ourselves and each other, and how we can reflect that understanding within our business. In today’s world, we are all facing a growing need, both individually and collectively, to be understood. We want to be surrounded by people who motivate us, understand us, and who we can be ourselves around, while feeling like our most authentic self. The same is true in business. Jeffrey is sharing some major insights on how we can reflect on our values and apply it to every avenue of our lives. You really don’t want to miss this one. Take a listen below and don’t forget to subscribe!

Hey Shareable listeners! There’s no doubt we’re living in a rapidly changing world. So, what does that mean for marketing? And for our daily lives? We’re talking all that and more with this week’s guest: Pam Didner! Pam is a B2B and tech marketing consultant, speaker and author of the books Global Content Marketing and Effective Sales Enablement. Pam specializes in sales, marketing and external communications consulting, keynote presentations, corporate training, and workshops. In this episode, we’re talking about everything from AI to sales and marketing to self reflection. Pam also gives some really great advice for those on the job market, with a nice reminder we could all use. Take a listen and don’t forget to subscribe!

Hey everyone! Jeff here with a few special announcements. Here at Shareable, we take pride in hosting meaningful conversations that take place at the intersection of communication and technology. As we look to the future, we have big plans. We’re taking the best aspects of Season 1 and 2, putting them together, and basically creating the podcast of your dreams. Take a listen to hear where we’ve been, where we are currently, and most importantly, where we’re going. (Hint: we’re just getting started.) Take a listen, and let us know what you think! 

This week on Shareable, we’re sitting down with Chris Sparks. Chris is a professional poker player turned productivity guru. So of course, we’re talking poker. But we’re talking more than that. Because believe or not, the skills in poker can be applied to entrepreneurship and understanding technology. In today’s world, technology is everywhere; it’s everything. How can we stay self-sufficient despite this? How can we utilize technology to our advantage? Ultimately, Chris shares that the systems we choose to interact with, technologically or not, are determined by our values. Because of these choices, we will be subject to even more choices within that system. This means finding a balance between technology and real life, for example. Take a listen; you won’t be disappointed and you must just rethink how you are spending your time.

What’s up Shareable listeners! This week we’re joined by Jessica Pettitt, and we’re pretty darn excited about it. Her book Good Enough Now, is revolutionizing leadership and conflict resolution both in the work place and in the real world. This episode is a gem; we learn what diversity is (hint: it’s everything), why it’s important, and the exact approach we can use to approach diverse situations in the best way possible. Ultimately, we’re lucky enough to hear from an expert how to maintain diversity in a conflict-filled world. Take a listen; we learned a lot from Jessica and we think you will too. Let us know what you think!

Hey there, Shareable listeners! This week we’re talking all about company culture: what it is, how we do it, and better yet, how we do it right. We’re joined by expert Mike Ganino, here to share all he knows about how to create and sustain your company’s story. We clear the misconception that company culture is about ping pong tables and a snack room in the office. Because the truth is, it’s everything your business does. We talk about how to discover your business’s culture, handle obstacles that get in the way of fully embodying it, and what an authentic company culture can mean for your business. Not only that, Mike drops major knowledge about what to do about employees who don’t seem to care about your business’s culture, and how to create a narrative that all of your workers can get behind. Take a listen, you won’t be disappointed.