Architect Of Change Connie Whitman

Who among us is a leader?  Are we leaders due to our title, is it because we make our production goals quarterly, or perhaps we speak so loud people are forced to listen to us?  What does leadership even mean and how can we get some? So what are the key attributes needed to become […] The post Architect of Change – Habits of Influential Leaders appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

How many of us need proof of something before we are able to believe it is so?  Do we often ask, “What is the scientific proof for this new idea to be true?”  This is understandable…right?  Because if I can’t see it, touch it, feel it or be with it, then does it really exist?  […] The post Architect of Change – Science or Mystical Information appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Business as we knew it just doesn’t exist any more.  Corporations employing the same old human resources plan and maps for success are sputtering and may just stall out.  The revolution in how we work has been dictated in part by technology, part by the characteristics of the emerging generation and to some extent just […] The post Architect of Change – Steps to Becoming a Thinking Corporation appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Did you know that kindness is directly linked to happiness and good health? Can it be that simple? You know the commercials that make you stop and take a second look – the spots that highlight some one doing a Random Act of kindness – paying it forward. If you have seen these commercial you […] The post Architect of Change – Paying it Forward – Life Vest Inside appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Have you ever clicked “send” on a email that really wasn’t ready to go – or blurted hurtful words to a friend or a family member?  How about losing your keys, forgetting to use a rebate in time, or showing up late for an appointment.  Then you spend the rest of the day thinking – […] The post Architect of Change – Conscious Being with TJ Woodward appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Those words  … the words we all fear …you can almost sense they are coming by the expression of the person talking to you – downsizing, consolidation, out-sourcing, we are letting you go.   These are the words that rock our world and make it seem like time has stopped.  For baby boomers, or those of […] The post Architect of Change – Passion & Purpose: A Guide to Rewriting Life – appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Picture it – its April 1st and the only thing you can think about is the deadline for tax day, April 15th that is fast approaching.  You feel that pang in your stomach knowing that to get everything  organized for your accountant or for yourself, if you do it on your own, will take you one […] The post Architect of Change – How To Effectively Manage the Tax Man appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

How many of you wake up in the morning, jump out of bed and yell Yahoo!?  Okay, now how many of you wake up, hit the alarm clock with a little too much vigor that it goes flying across the room as you curse at it for interrupting that amazing dream you were having where […] The post Architect of Change – The ROADMAP out of Your Unhappiness appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

How many of you have to drop off your teenage child at college for the first time and feel sick to your stomach, every time you think about it?  Wasn’t it just yesterday that your son or daughter was holding onto your leg for dear life as you brought them to pre-school for their first […] The post Architect of Change – First Day of College Intel appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Today your host, Connie Whitman, will speak with two very special guests from Christine’s Hope for Kids.  Many of you may remember the tragedy on January 12, 2010 in Haiti where an earthquake struck and killed over 250,000 people.  One of those lost was a young American woman named Christine Gianacaci, who was a sophomore […] The post Architect of Change – Christine’s Hope for Kids appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

The Baby Boomers have been the largest generation and the wealthiest when it comes to buying power.  What does this generation feel about accumulating stuff?  Has it changed over the past decade? First let’s define who falls into this generation and what has been the adds that work for them….Baby boomers (age 50-69) and they […] The post Architect of Change – Winning With Baby Boomers appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

I was raised to never judge a book by its cover.  Never use a label because it never tells the whole story about the person or group of people being discussed.  Yet, today we hear so many labels, especially Millennials and Baby Boomers, everywhere we go.  Are we in a challenge or competition that I […] The post Architect of Change – Your Brand Needs Millennials appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Do you remember being a kid and asking your parents the question “Why” a million times a day.  Why is the sun yellow, why does a dog bark, why is the grass green, why does your phone have music? why, why, why? Let’s think about WHY kids ask so many questions? Curiosity is at the […] The post Architect of Change – Questions to Ask Along the Way appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

When you were a child, do you remember believing in magic with such gusto that to you it was REAL, not imaginary and very much apparent throughout your life and throughout the year. Did you believe in Santa Clause at Christmas, The Easter bunny, and the tooth fairy?  Remember the joy and thrill of waking […] The post Architect of Change – Reclaim the Magic appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

How many of you have tried to change a behavior and have struggled to get the change to stick and become a good or healthy habit?  Maybe some of you received a diagnosis from your doctor about your blood pressure or sugar levels being too high due to your poor diet and smoking?  How many […] The post Architect of Change – Why is Change So Hard? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Were you born with natural leadership skills?  How do you know if you are a natural born leader or if you have developed these skills over your career?  Can you define what a strong leader looks, sounds and feels like?  I bet most of us can give more examples of what a poor leader or […] The post Architect of Change – Are You An Authentic Leader? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Have you ever had a new, entry-level employee that when they walked into the room there was an energy shift?  This employee has no title or authority, yet as you observe them speaking and interacting with the rest of your team, you can sense that  they command respect, they have a presence, you know they […] The post Architect of Change – Being a Successful Leader in Our Changing Landscape appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

How many of you go to work every day and think, “tomorrow will be better.” How many of you say to yourself, “If I can get on top of my work load I won’t feel so overwhelmed.” Or “If my boss would retire maybe I’d have a chance at a promotion.” Is it really about […] The post Architect of Change – Hope is Not a Strategy…You Need a Plan appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

The landscape of corporate America has drastically changed over the past two decades.  Long are gone the days where an employee stays with one company for 45 years or their entire career before retiring and receiving a pension.  The millennials may be saying, “who would be crazy enough to do that and stay with one […] The post Architect of Change – Reinventing and Redefining Your Career appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Have you ever been in a meeting or at a seminar and the person running the session has a presence where you think to yourself…”I wish I could project such a confident and strong image when I speak?”  If asked to present at the annual board meeting about the numbers your department has achieved over […] The post Architect of Change – How to Achieve Executive Presence appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.