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Anders Boulanger in the Winnipeg Free Press

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An article about Anders Boulanger‘s new book Engage First appeared in the Winnipeg Free Press.

“If you’re going to learn about face-to-fact engagement, what better person to teach you than someone who’s been capturing people’s attention for more than 40 years?”

Winnipeg-based Engagify’s trade show engagement services network gets employer’s message out, brings in leads

From neuro-linguistic programming to nutrition optimization to the life of illusionist Harry Houdini, the many books in Anders Boulanger’s Osborne Village office cover an array of topics. Most, howeve…

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Dominic Colenso in Forbes

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Dominic Colenso‘s new book Cut-Through gets a mention in a Forbes article ‘All Ears? 5 Ways To Make Listening Your Leadership Superpower – “Remember it’s all about your audience.”‘

All Ears? 5 Ways To Make Listening Your Leadership Superpower

Leaders who listen deeply and engage their teams’ full talents will succeed in a chaotic world. Here’s how you can enhance your own listening skills.

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Robin Bonn writes for Porchlight

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“The agency market’s not oversupplied, it’s just under-differentiated.”

Robin Bonn, author of Market of One, offers reframes for agency leaders to differentiate you from the competition and create a ‘Market of One’.

Reframes for Modern Agency Leaders

The agency market’s not oversupplied, it’s just under-differentiated. Robin Bonn offers reframes for agency leaders to differentiate you from the competition and create a

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Jane Moffett in Authority Magazine

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Jane Moffett, author of What Next?, was interviewed in Authority Magazine as part of their 5 Things Retirees Say They Wish They Were Told Before They Began Retirement series – “To experiment with trying new things, but not to rush into doing too many things and just ‘filling’ your time.”

Jane Moffett Of KANGAROO Coaching: 5 Things Retirees Say They Wish They Were Told Before They Began…

Jane Moffett Of KANGAROO Coaching: 5 Things Retirees Say They Wish They Were Told Before They Began Retirement To experiment with trying new things, but not to rush into doing too many things and …

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Philippa White in Authority Magazine

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‘A leader should be that calm north star, but without the arrogance of thinking they have all the answers. In fact, the more vulnerable a leader can be — the more they invite ideas from others and foster that crucial sense of connection and belonging — the stronger and more resilient the business will be. Especially in tough times.’

Philippa White, author of Return on Humanity, interviewed for Authority Magazine for the series ‘Five Things You Need To Be A Highly Effective Leader During Turbulent Times’.

Philippa J White of TIE Leadership On Five Things You Need To Be A Highly Effective Leader During…

Philippa J White of TIE Leadership On Five Things You Need To Be A Highly Effective Leader During Uncertain & Turbulent Times Create Real Connection. One of the most critical things a leader can do …

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Dr Helmut Schuster and Dr David Oxley in Trainingmag.com

‘What unites all human beings is our need for security, affiliation, recognition, and personal growth. Our need to relentlessly search for meaning and fulfilment is what makes us human.’

Dr Helmut Schuster and Dr David Oxley, authors of A Groundhog Career and Artificial Death of a Career, wrote the article ‘Identifying Workplace Challenges and Building Resilience’ in trainingmag.com where they discuss how to cultivate resilience within your team.

Identifying Workplace Challenges and Building Resilience

Boreout and its sister term, Quiet Quitting, point to the growing intolerance of suffering in unfulfilling jobs. Learn how to cultivate resilience within your team.

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Sophie Attwood in Morning Lazziness

‘People do business with people. Real relationships aren’t transactional. We listen first, deliver consistently, and stay relentlessly curious.’

Sophie Attwood, author of Beautiful PR, was interviewed in Morning Lazziness for the article  ‘How Sophie Attwood Built a Global Beauty PR Empire Through Authentic Storytelling and Strategic Impact’.

How Sophie Attwood Built a Global Beauty PR Empire Through Authentic Storytelling and Strategic Impact – Morning Lazziness

Sophie Attwood, founder of SA Communications and author of Beautiful PR, turned kitchen-table beginnings into an award-winning global agency serving top beauty and wellness brands.

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Elena Amber in The Inspirators

“Emotions are our treasure. An innate gift that leads to emotional engagements that allow us to flourish. Being sensitive helps you to sense others, nature, and yourself with all the subtle, tiny nuances.”

Elena V. Amber, author of Emotional Capital for the Triple Win and The Gift of Sensitivity, was interviewed for The Inspirators “on the Gift of Sensitivity as Emotional Capital”

Elena V. Amber – Inspirators

on the Gift of Sensitivity as Emotional Capital