Episode 64: Developing Power Users with Keiko Borkenhagen
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Keiko Borkenhagen is the Senior Program Manager for Education and Training at LiquidPlanner. A "boomerang employee," she left and returned to the project management SAAS company to head up training for employees and customers alike.
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Episode 63: Learning to Love Yourself with Dr. Jane Tornatore
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Dr. Jane Tornatore is a therapist, speaker, and author, who has previously spent 20 years working in the field of Alzheimers. She now works in private practice, and has recently published a book, Everything is Perfect, Just not Me!
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Episode 62: Three Pillars of a Learning Culture with Dr. Marina Theodotou
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Welcome to Season 3 of Learning Life, and welcome to our Women in Learning series!
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Learning Life in 2020
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Here's what you can look forward to in 2020.
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Episode 61: Teaching as a Role Model with Will Feng
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Will Feng is an executive coach, speaker, and the Director of Learning and Organizational Development at FabFitFun. FabFitFun is a lifestyle service boosting health, fitness, and fashion to it’s members through a box subscription, video streaming service, and online community. Jon and Will sit down to talk about teaching not just in a course setting, but through leadership and role modeling.
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Episode 60: Steve Sloboda: Cross-walking Business and Learning
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This weeks guest is Steve Sloboda. Steve is a long-time leader in the Insurance industry, working at Progressive, Farmers Insurance, and now as the director of learning and performance at Aetna. Listen to learn about training soft skills and the future of customer service. Steve teaches us the concept of “cross-walking,” learning two sides of a business and walking back and forth between them, to truly understand the connections and position of the business.
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Episode 59: Empowering Entrepreneurs with Chas Wilson
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This week, Jon sits down with Chas Wilson. Chas co-founded Master Networks, a chapter-based business education organization for entrepreneurs and business leaders. Chas built Master Networks with emphasis on high quality learning and a people-first focus, he wants to create real, lasting business relationships. Hear Chas talk about his path to success, the importance of family, and his mission to help business people. Jon will be a guest on Chas’s podcast, Connect Share Prosper, soon, so stay tuned!
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Special Episode: Rebel Network Frequency
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Syntax and Motion is premiering its new show, Rebel Network Frequency on Thursday!
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Episode 58: More Yoda, Less Superman with Refound CEO Jonathan Raymond
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A second Jon comes to Learning Life! Jonathan Raymond, the CEO and founder of Refound, speaks with Jon (Tota) about how his company helps remote teams and managers of fast growing companies. Refound is a leadership development firm that trains managers how to give high quality feedback and perform effective one-on-one meetings with employees. Raymond explains their company strategy of “more Yoda, less Superman” and how a company like his helps create success and growth for others.
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Episode 57: Building an LMS and the Future of e-Learning with James Watt
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This week, Jon sits down with Uber L&D manager, James Watt. Watt has built up Uber’s online learning library from practically nothing to over 200 courses. While online training has the expectation of being universal, Watt has found that regional differences can be an advantage, allowing for local customization for certain trainings. Watt explains his history and role at Uber and peeks at the future for e-learning.
info_outlineJoining Jon in this episode is Dan Greenwald: teacher and consultant. With his company ThirtyTenZero, Greenwald guides individuals and businesses to achieve their goals, along with definable metrics to measure progress towards them. Through the “craft of teaching and business of education” Greenwald brings home the important values of seeking authenticity over approval, finding structure, and creating clarity.
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