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Episode #123: How To Generate Great Ideas
How to best tap into the idea potential of our work teams? We know that the success of the organisation wil...
Episode #450: How Leaders Can Motivate Their Teams
We have seen the Hollywood version of leaders who are master blaster motivators. These charismatic leaders ...
Episode #276: Becoming a Master of Handling Objections
Objections are good. That sounds a bit counterintuitive I know, because what we actually want is to land a ...
Episode #276: Communicating With Greater Impact
Today we are going to look at communicating with greater impact. So the first question is what do we mean wh...
Episode #223: How To Be More Persuasive
We run training on presentations and public speaking continuously. These three requests to be more concise, ...
Episode #88: Eric Wedemeyer, Managing Director, Tactus Partners
Originally from the US, Eric Wedemeyer initially lived in Taiwan working in journalism. He then came to Japa...
Episode #122: How To Sustain Audience Interest
We know that first impressions really count and we have planned the start. We contacted the organisers well...
Episode #449: The Coaching Process for Leaders
One of the big differences in the job when you move up in the ranks into a leadership position is you are no...
Episode #275: Listening Skills
Today, we are going to talk about the importance of listening for salespeople. That might sound ridiculous. ...
Episode #275: Handling The Q&A
The Q&A is a great chance to clarify any points which were not clear to the audience. This is an opportu...
Episode #222: Trust Is Earned
Leaders gain automatic trust by dint of their position power. Title and authority ensure people will toe th...
Episode #87: Jesper Koll, Global Ambassador & Expert Director, Monex Group Japan
Jesper Koll is a highly respected member of the Japanese financial scene who has been working in Japan since...
Episode #121: Customer Service Mastery
Service provision should be linear but it isn’t. We receive great service followed by bas service. Why is ...
Episode #448: Performance Appraisals
How did it go in the last episode working on Performance Alignment? This week we look at one of the most di...
Episode #274: Our Solution Provision
After having asked the buyer a lot of questions about their current situation and where they want to be, we ...
Episode #274: Presenting Complex Information
What is a complex subject? That really depends on the audience. If they are all experts in that subject are...
Episode #221: How To Professionally Present Products
Selling dull stuff is, well, dull. We are supposed to be enthused about our widget but what if it doesn’t g...
Episode #86: Saori Kanno, General Manager, Revlon Japan
After graduating from Keio University, Saori Kanno originally joined Revlon as a Marketing Director, before ...
Episode #120: Dealing With HQ
Trying to explain Japan to your boss back at HQ is a real pain. HQ ideas on solutions for Japan rarely hit ...
Episode #447: How To Get Performance Alignment
Organisations are made up of many internal moving parts, so coordination becomes an important aspect of succ...
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