Key Insights to Leadership, Motivation, and Hiring.

In this conversation, Michael Benatar interviews JM Ryerson, a leadership and performance coach, international speaker, podcast host, and bestselling author. They discuss various topics related to leadership, motivation, hiring, virtual work environments, writing books, and the benefits of fasting. JM Ryerson shares insights and tips on how to effectively lead and motivate employees, the importance of clarity in vision and core values, strategies for conducting interviews, building a community in a virtual work environment, and the publishing process for books. He also emphasizes the significance of capturing memories and lessons for personal and professional growth.

Takeaways

  • Effective leadership involves clarity in vision and core values, and finding employees whose values align with the company's.

  • Behavioral interviewing is crucial for hiring the right people, as it provides insights into their experiences and values.

  • Building a community in a virtual work environment requires intentional efforts to foster personal connections and vulnerability.

  • Writing books can provide third-party credibility and enhance one's professional reputation, although it may not always result in significant financial gains.

  • Fasting can be a powerful tool for testing one's mental resilience and achieving physical goals.

Chapters

00:00Introduction

00:47Struggles with Motivating Employees

02:39Importance of Clarity in Vision and Core Values

03:56Effective Interviewing Process

06:17Building a Community in a Virtual Work Environment

07:43The Power of Vulnerability in Leadership

09:34Writing Books and the Publishing Process

12:37The Business of Writing Books

19:17Transition into Leadership and Coaching

23:20Importance of Capturing Memories and Lessons

26:24Benefits of Fasting

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