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Going to the Gemba is part of Leader Standard Work. Leaders at CCHMC can and should go to where their teams are working, to see the work, understand the work, ask questions about the work, and learn from those who do the work.

Our clinical teams often huddle up before a shift to discuss the day’s work. Our non-clinical teams can and should do the same thing. Maybe it’s once at the beginning of the week, maybe it’s in the middle of the week. Maybe it should be both.

Hamburgers and rocket ships to the stars. Another Tuesday night at my house? Well, yes, but it’s also an oh-so-clever way to showcase the idea of Leader Standard Work.

The incredible Brooke Baldwin, formerly of CNN and author of the book “Huddle”, is back on The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast for a very special episode. This time, instead of Kate interviewing Brooke, we turn the tables and Brooke interviews Kate about her life, her career, and 1 Girl Revolution. They talk about Kate’s upbringing and struggles she has overcome throughout her life, they talk about how 1 Girl Revolution came to be and the three years of the podcast and documentaries, and what is to come. Kate and Brooke also talk about the importance of bringing women together, supporting your sisters, and standing together as women. You don’t want to miss this powerful episode!  

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• Kate’s life story, how she got into PR and media, and how 1 Girl Revolution came to be; 
• The behind the scenes stories from 1 Girl Revolution, the podcast, and the documentaries;
• Stories that have inspired Kate throughout the past three years;
• Sneak peeks about what is to come and a teaser of the second documentary from 1 Girl Revolution; 
• And so much more.

For more information, check out: http://1girlrevolution.com/BBandKB

This week’s episode of The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast features Brooke Baldwin – storyteller, journalist, former CNN television show host, and author of “Huddle.” Brooke joins The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast to share her own inspiring life story, her journey as a journalist and television show host, she talks about her recent book “Huddle”, how she’s empowering other women through her life and work, and so much more!

In this episode, you’ll hear:

- ⁠Brooke’s inspiring life story;

- The story of how Brooke chased her dreams and became one of the youngest hosts of a CNN show ever; 

- Stories from Brooke’s career and life and you’ll hear about women she’s met and interviewed who have inspired her;

- About Brooke’s bestselling book “Huddle”;

- Some teases about the exciting things that are next for Brooke;

- And so much more.

For more on Brooke, please visit: www.1GirlRevolution.com/BrookeBaldwin

Have you ever been blindsided in life or hit hard in business? Has life dealt you an undesirable hand or an unexpected change? What are you gonna do about it? Dr Jason Carthen #99, retired NFL Outside Linebacker for the New England Patriots, gives us insights to the six lessons he learned from professional football that will immediately grow your business. #NFL #DrJasonCarthen

This week we are going to talk about enhancing your dental teams communication as well as using salivary diagnostics for your dental practice to assist in bacterial identification for Paragon it is as well as caries risk assessment and oral cancer screening. We'll also talk about how you can borrow Ritz-Carlton and their famous Empire for outstanding customer service to up your game in serving your patience.

“I’m bringing the track speed to the marathon.” —Molly Huddle

On April 16, professional runner Molly Huddle will be among a strong field of indomitable American women racing the Boston Marathon. This will only be Molly’s second marathon: She made her 26.2-mile debut at the 2016 TCS New York City Marathon. On this episode, Molly, who is from Rhode Island and chatted with me from Arizona, shares all things Boston: how her training has been going, what she’s excited about, what she’s nervous about, and what she learned from her first marathon that she’ll take with her into her second. Plus, she answers the question I’ve always wanted to ask: How in the world do pro runners grab their water bottles off those tables mid-race without slowing down, missing a bottle, grabbing someone else’s bottle, or dropping a bottle?

What you’ll get in this episode:

• How Molly’s feeling a month out from Boston, and how this training cycle has been different from her NYC Marathon training (1:50)
• How fast Molly runs her track workouts and how slow she runs her recovery runs (3:30)
• Molly reflects on setting a new American half-marathon world record in Houston in January (5:00)
• Molly shares the high and low points of Boston Marathon training so far (6:45)
• What Molly’s weekly mileage will peak at leading up to Boston (8:50)
• Molly’s taper strategy, and her thoughts on tapering (9:15)
• Molly’s Boston fueling strategy (11:35)
• The greatest lesson Molly says she learned from her first marathon (14:45)
• What Molly has that the rest of the American women don’t (15:45)
• What race week will look like for Molly (18:50)
• Molly shares her Boston Marathon goals (23:30)

What we mention on this episode:

Molly Huddle on Episode 51 of the Ali on the Run Show

Desi Linden on Episode 64 of the Ali on the Run Show

Boston Marathon

Saucony

Houston Half Marathon

Deena Kastor

Ugly Delicious

Gatorade Energy Chews

Gatorade Endurance Formula

Gatorade Endurance Energy Gels

Jordan Hasay

Sarah Marie Design Studio

Shalane Flanagan

Dathan Ritzenhein

Tim Ritchie

Jared Ward

Abdi Abdirahman

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• Instagram @mollyhuddle
• Twitter @mollyhuddle
• Website

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In this informative podcast with Daryl Hutchings, the CEO of Collaboration Squared and maker of Ubeity, we discuss the state of video in corporate collaboration and how making all devices and video platforms play nice together finally means we are seeing businesses adopt a 'video first' corporate culture.  What does interoperability mean, how can it change how companies communicate and what how can it help outfit small conference and huddle rooms?  Listen to the podcast now to find out.