Matt Schlegel presents to an SBA T.H.R.I.V.E group of emerging leaders on how to use the Enneagram to create marketing narratives. Matt shares how to create a narrative for each Enneagram type, and then works with two leaders in the group to create specific narratives, one to market to Enneagram Type 4 clientele and the other to market to Enneagram
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Are you Maintaining Healthy Habits and Resiliency in the Roaring 2020s?
Life continues to throw us curve balls. How are you reacting to unforeseen challenges. In this episode, authors Kimberly Layne, Twiana Armstrong and I share our thoughts and experiences about how we are maintaining healthy habits to create a wellness baseline that gives us resiliency while navigating challenging times.
Find Kimberly and Twiana here:
Kimberly Layne: https://www.kimberly-layne.com/
Twiana Armstrong:
Corinna Bellizzi interviews Matt Schlegel on the Care More Be Better Podcast
Corinna Bellizzi and Matt Schlegel have a broad ranging conversation covering different approaches to engaging with the climate crisis and how the Enneagram can be used as a tool to help us understand how best we can all contribute.
Show Notes:
04:38 Matt’s journey to becoming a climate activist
06:40 How individual effort and societal change can work together to
Maya Steinberg — Enneagram Type 9 brings a Positive Outlook to Climate Leadership
Maya Steinberg shares how her feelings of hope and optimism motivate her to action and leadership in the climate space. While it was feelings of sadness that first alerted her to the need for action, these feelings are not what keep her feeling empowered day-to-day. Though some climate leaders tap into anger for motivation, Enneagram Type 9s tend to minimize
Climate Leader Martin Stanley Gets Energy From Feelings and Trees
Martin Stanley who goes by his nickname “Stan” shows us how we can address the climate crisis in any occupation or endeavor we undertake. Stan is CEO at Treewise, a UK-based vegetation risk management service that keeps trees from disrupting critical infrastructure like electrical power lines. Stan is passionate about turning tree cuttings into energy that helps reduce the need
Belongingness in the Roaring 2020s
To Diversity, Equity and Inclusion we are increasing adding Belongingness as a central consideration in creating healthy workspaces and organization. Here authors Twiana Armstrong, Kimberly Layne and I discuss considerations for leaders who are working to bring belongingness to their organizations.
Kimberly Layne: https://www.kimberly-layne.com/
Twiana Armstrong: https://linkedin.com/in/twianaarmstrong
#Roaring20s #Roaring2020s #leadership #DEI #DEIB #Belongingness
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Coaching Call Podcast Discussing Our Early Inspirations
Honored to be on the Coach Call Podcast. Really enjoyed my conversation with expert coach and podcast host Sifu Rafael. We discovered that we had much in common in our early childhood experiences and influences.
Check out the podcast on any platform. Here are a few:
Spotify:
S3 Ep#44 Matt Schlegel: Teamwork • Coaching Call (spotify.com)
Apple Podcast:
Coaching Call:
Lee Krevat Brings Energy to Climate Leadership
Lee Krevat, CEO of Krevat Energy Innovations, has over three decades of experience working in energy and technology. Notably he served as Director and Founder of the Smart Grid organization at San Diego Gas & Electric, evangelizing grid modernization especially to support charging of electric vehicles. He serves on numerous boards and has a great purview of where we are
The Enneagram Explains Empathy versus Sympathy
Matt Schlegel presents a model – The Empathy-Sympathy Matrix – that shows the degree to which each Enneagram type is empathetic or sympathetic. The model builds on an understanding of Dr. David Daniel’s Harmony Triads and Karen Horner’s Temperament Triads putting these two sets of triads into a single framework that explains empathy and sympathy. Matt also discusses the Harmonic
Climate Journalist Betsy Rosenberg Shares the Feelings that Impassioned Her to Found GreenTV.com
Award-winning national broadcast journalist and co-founder, host and producer of Green TV, Betsy Rosenberg, focused on getting corporate media to pay attention to the climate crisis for years and felt alone in her mission. Undaunted, her feelings about the crisis motivated her to persist. Now she’s finding more liked-minded people with a similar vision to have a media outlet –