What to Do When Your Personal Life Impacts Your Professional Life

In season 3, episode 13, Lorne and Lynette discuss abundance and the importance of giving. They refer to Adam Grant’s work on givers, takers and matchers, and how we all behave in each of these ways. Grant’s research finds that the most successful people tend to be generous in spirit and givers. 

The question is what category would you like to spend the majority of your time in? All that and more in this episode of Culture Cast.

Why Being a Giver is the Best Strategy

In season 3, episode 14, Lorne and Lynette discuss the value and benefit of using tools like G-Suite to collaborate with peers in your organization. Here are some ideas of how to build, grow, encourage and nurture the practice of collaboration in your company, and really ingrain it in your culture. 

All that and more in this episode of Culture Cast.

The Value of Collaboration in Your Company

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What Your Dress Code Says About Your Work Culture

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How the Best Leaders Replace Blame With Self-Accountability

In season 3, episode 17, Lorne and Lynette discuss the process of becoming a thought leader, personal branding, and the strategies trying to get out there. 

It’s no secret that personal branding and growing socially is hard work and there’s no easy path. Here’s how Lorne and Lynette are navigating this tricky issue, and what they’ve learned so far through the process.

Personal Branding as a Thought Leader

The Important Process of Finding Your ‘Why’

Stop Doing Stuff That No Longer Makes Sense

In season 3, episode 20, Lorne and Lynette discuss the importance of collisions. Spending regular time with other people is crucial, and these days it seems more and more rare to interact and strike a real impact with our coworkers. This is a discussion on the significance of cultivating interactions. 

All that and more on this episode of Culture Cast.

The Importance of Colliding With Others

In season 3, episode 21, Lorne and Lynette discuss how organization cultures rot from the inside out. What type of details do you notice about the culture that exists at your work that can indicate whether it’s rotting from the inside out? Lorne and Lynette make a list. 

All that and more on this episode of Culture Cast.

Ways That Culture Rots From the Inside Out

Lorne Rubis, ATB Financial’s Chief Evangelist and author of the book, The Character Triangle, is a master of organizational culture. He and Lynette Turner, a leadership coach and consultant based in Toronto, tackle topics and issues relevant to today’s organizations. They take off from Lorne’s blog posts about emerging trends in leadership and organizational culture, which can be found at lornerubis.com. Topics range from how we work to how we relate to our colleagues, from organizational structure and change management to how technology is changing the face of what we consider a job. Join Lorne and Lynette as they push boundaries and make discoveries.

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