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Join me as I reconnect with Scott Sanders, founder of the IT Business Owners Group, to explore the thriving community he's built for IT professionals. Since our last conversation in 2019, Scott shares the remarkable organic growth of their Facebook group, which has blossomed into an essential hub for knowledge-sharing and peer support among IT business owners.

Scott shares the history of the group, which started on LinkedIn and later moved to Facebook, where it has grown organically for the past eight years. The group provides a platform for IT business owners to network, share knowledge, and support each other in navigating the challenges of business ownership. 

Scott also talks about the upcoming 2024 IT Bog Member Cruise, which is scheduled for November 8-11 out of Port Canaveral. He emphasizes the importance of creating a unique experience for attendees, focusing on activities and enjoyment rather than traditional conference room sessions. The conversation touches on the challenges of organizing events during the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact of the pandemic on business operations. 

The episode provides insights into the dynamics of community building in the IT industry and the value of in-person networking events for IT business owners. Scott and Marvin's conversation offers a glimpse into the supportive and collaborative nature of the IT Business Owners Group and its role in fostering a sense of community among its members.

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Today, we're reflecting on a topic that affects all of us, both in our personal lives and in the professional world - miscommunication. It's something we've all experienced. It's frustrating, sometimes even infuriating, and it takes a great emotional toll when it happens.

In today's episode, we'll explore the different ways miscommunication can happen, its costs, and, most importantly, how to avoid it. If you work for a global company and need to communicate with either a hierarchical organization or a matrix organization, you'll find this episode quite peculiar.

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01:15 - Today's Story

08:02 - Today's Lesson

17:27 - Today’s Tips To Apply What You Learned

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29:16 - Highlights

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What You Can Do to Avoid Miscommunication

Real Estate Coach Dan Rochon from No Broke Months for Real Estate Agents discusses appropriately communicating with clients.

Dan shares a tip on avoiding miscommunication when communicating on the phone with your clients and in real life.

Learn how to avoid miscommunications in the latest No Broke Months for Real Estate Agents episode.

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What You'll Hear In This Episode:

- Exploring the idea that men enjoy the chase in relationships

- Examination of why nice men may not pursue women they perceive as difficult or complicated

- Addressing the misconception that men are mind-readers and the importance of clear communication

- Recognizing that men, like women, have different personalities and preferences

- Discussion of a woman's miscommunication with a man and his slower approach

- Acknowledging that some men may be introverted or uncertain about signals

- Recognizing the cryptic and tentative signals often sent by women

- Highlighting the need for effective communication and understanding between men and women

- Critique of the concept of men chasing women and its promotion of game playing and manipulation

- Cautionary note about men using deceptive tactics and the need for personal reflection

- Importance of taking responsibility for one's actions in attracting and understanding men

- Emphasis on the gradual development of relationships and the importance of authenticity

Key quotes:

"One reason why this whole idea that men should chase women is wrong is because just the very sound of it promotes game playing. The idea that a man should chase a woman can encourage manipulative behavior like playing hard to get." — Lisa Shield

"Great guys who are building fabulous careers and have money want women who are easy to get along with, women who are transparent, women who are upfront, who know how to talk to a man." — Lisa Shield 

"And all of our clients who have found the Guardians of Their Souls will say, ‘This is not the kind of guy I thought I would be with. It started off very slow and it just kept progressing and getting better and better and better as we got to know each other.’" — Lisa Shield

"You may think you're being very clear about how you feel, you may think you're being obvious. But some women, most women, can be extremely cryptic in the way that they send signals to men." — Lisa Shield

"The idea that men like to chase women sets up a cat and mouse game, and that is not a good basis for the beginning of a relationship or a good way to gain male attention and interest." — Lisa Shield

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In this episode, I dive into the world of insurance and tackle the question of whether it's better to purchase insurance directly from the company or through a broker. I share my insights as someone who has been in the insurance industry for over 30 years, explaining the advantages and disadvantages of each option. I emphasize the importance of finding an expert who can guide you through the complexities of insurance and help you make the right decision. Whether you choose to go with a broker or contact the insurance company directly, understanding the pros and cons will empower you to make an informed choice. Tune in to gain valuable knowledge and make the best insurance decision for your needs.

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Are you tired of cauliflower masquerading as carbs and cotton candy grapes? So are we! Together, we, the two Sara(h)s, take a humorous, no-holds-barred approach to discussing this disturbing trend in genetically modified foods and the confusing world of dieting. Let's be honest, finding the diet that works for you is a game of trial and error, and we're here to help navigate through the false promises and marketing ploys.

Ever felt misunderstood or misinterpreted in a conversation? You're not alone! Miscommunication can lead to frustration and often, it's simply because we fail to see things from the other person's perspective. We share our own funny anecdotes about communication blunders and emphasize the importance of empathy and understanding in conversations. Remember, it's okay to agree to disagree, and there's power in knowing when to step back.

To lighten the mood, we also share some birthday wishes and celebrations. It's been an interesting journey, trying to make sense of dietary advice while juggling our daily lives. But through it all, we've learned to appreciate the importance of empathy, self-care, and a good sense of humor. So, whether you're commuting, working out, or just chilling, we invite you to join us for some hearty laughs and enlightening discussions.

Would we even have romance movies if there was no miscommunication? Communication is so important to relationships but often time we don't do it effectively and we either lose or have poor relationships because of it. While misunderstandings is cute in Romance movies, in real life it deprives us of so much joy. 

Anney and Samantha dish on the phenomenon of tricking people into dates (oopsi-dating), and some of our own experiences around it.

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In this episode of the Making Sense of Technology and Multimedia Podcast, host Daniel Douglas explores the world of speech synthesis and AI voice cloning. He discusses the background of speech synthesis technology, from early attempts using mechanical parts to the advancements in neural networks that have led to more natural and humanlike speech. Daniel also shares his personal experience with using AI voice cloning for this episode, as he was unable to speak due to a medical issue. He discusses the pros and cons of speech synthesis AI software, including its benefits for accessibility and content creation, as well as the ethical concerns and potential for miscommunication. Daniel emphasizes the importance of finding a balance between harnessing the potential of speech synthesis for good and addressing the challenges and dilemmas that arise.

• Emotion is the leading cause of miscommunication/misunderstanding. . .which is the leading cause of conflict. We need to examine ourselves to see what part we play in that.
• There was a song in the 80s called, "Video Killed The Radio Star". It referenced how the new thing (at that time), videos, was having an adverse affect on singers. Well today, we could make a song called, "Social Media Killed The Hollywood Star".
• Some things really are simple as 1+1. Just because you may not like that the answer is 2, that doesn't make it any less true.

Picture yourself as a solo traveler returning home from a foreign land, unable to move without your wheelchair - a piece of essential equipment left behind by the flight attendants. That's the challenging predicament Jana found herself in after a trip to Costa Rica - a paraplegic stranded in the jetway with no way to navigate through customs. We share this personal experience, not just to narrate an unsettling travel experience, but to underline a critical lesson about advocating for our needs, especially when these needs are not immediately understood or considered by others and also to show that we deal with obstacles every day. We all deal with obstacles and some seem insurmountable. Spinning Positive, asking empowering questions, and Responding opens new possibilities and can turn conflict into collaboration.  

Switching gears, let's talk about finding that elusive silver lining, even in the face of adversity. Using the airport incident as a backdrop, I'll walk you through my journey of maintaining a positive outlook and finding gratitude in a less than ideal situation. We'll discuss how focusing on the brighter side of things and the bigger picture can help us sail through difficulty. Remember, it's not just about surviving the storm, but learning how to dance in the rain. So, join me, as we discover together, the importance of never shying away from speaking our truth, even when the odds seem stacked against us.

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 In this episode, host Ron Harvey and guest Alex Moore discuss the importance of work-life balance, maintaining mental health, and creating safe spaces for open conversations. They explore the challenges of miscommunication, the need for clarity, and the role of expectations in personal and professional settings.

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This episode is a short one to ask if you are mistaking any ropes for snakes.

All too often workplace issues arise from misunderstandings and miscommunication.

Are you mistaking any ropes for snakes?

Check in on yourself and if you want to enhance your communication at work, check out these episodes:

• Ep. 56. Optimizing Your Organizational Culture Through Clear Communication with Prina Shah
• Ep. 54. The Power of Clarity for Your Organisational Culture with Ann Latham and Prina Shah 
• Ep 21. Five Ways to Communicate to Get Buy In.
• Ep 14. 5 Ways to Improve Workplace Culture through Story with David Pullan and Prina Shah
• Ep 44. How Leaders Speak the Language of the Mind with Jamie Dixon and Prina Shah
• Ep. 32. Become Better at Business Relationship Management with Malini Jayaganesh

Learn more about your host Prina Shah and the Ways to Change the Workplace Movement!

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In this podcast, Pastor Justin begins exposing one of the great enemies of revival and how to evict him out of our lives. 

In this episode, I am talking with Marlene Chism. Marlene helps C-suite leaders build drama free cultures that drive growth and reduce costly mistakes.  

Check out the episode to hear Marlene’s take on why almost every costly mistake in an organization can be traced back to a conversation that didn’t happen. We also talk about the inner and outer game of communication and why writing is so important in business today.  

I hope you enjoy. 

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Episode #244. 

 
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With 25+ years of experience selling to prestigious organizations like The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and NASA, Nikki shattered sales records and received “top producer” awards along the way.

Today, entrepreneurs and small business owners hire Nikki to show them how to sell successfully and authentically.

An engaging speaker, she shares the secrets of her sales success through keynote speeches and business-changing workshops. Her robust Sales Maven Society ignites game-changing outcomes for clients.

Nikki has written 3 books, all available on Amazon. And she has a podcast called Sales Maven which you can find on your favorite podcast platform.

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Favorite Quotes

“People who know you who like and trust you are willing to make introductions on your behalf, but they won't do it until you ask them because they don't even think about doing it. So don't be afraid to reach out to somebody who has some kind of relationship or rapport with.”

“ I have a rapport bank account with everybody I come into contact with. I'm always trying to make deposits in the rapport bank account. And when I make a misstep and there's a withdrawal, there's still some type of a balance.”

“Decide for yourself. What resonates with me? What can I take away from what I just heard? What am I willing to just test out and see if it works? Does it not work? Either way is okay. Most things in our business is a test anyway. You might as well be willing to test it. ”

In This Episode You’ll Learn:

• The importance of relationships and your network
• How to have your rapport bank account
• Being okay with resistance when selling
• How many questions is too many questions in conversations
• Allowing more flexibility in the way they communicate
• Not being afraid to AB test it!

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Means of communication: we often take communication for grated and assume that the way we do it is perhaps the only way, or the right way to communicate sometimes this is quite funny! We have a lot of fun on the mission field thinking of the ways miscommunication plays in our lives: for example, assuming a person is deaf, when they don’t know the language we are using.  Or not knowing how to communicate with a deaf or blind person. Or using facial or other body language. Or inflections or vocal tones. Then there are artistic ways of communicating, or writing, or singing, giving gifts, and so forth.  We are all multitalented when it comes to communication, and this reflects how God communicates. He is a creative communicator. And in his communication, he involves a lot of people, to build his family connections and to lead us out of our own little groups! He builds relationships by his means of communication. He is not isolated, nor is he individualistic, but relational and interested in building people together – even in some unusual ways.  Look at our text:

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One obvious observation is God’s great imagination in communicating to his people.

One obvious question is this: why didn’t he just save Cornelius when he saw all his piety? What is with all this miracle stuff? Why involve so many people? Why go through so many hoops?

The answer lies in both the complexity and the conflict caused by God’s action and his intention to communicate the future direction and growth of this movement.  From our perspective today we may not understand just how inappropriate this event is for the religious Jews who are still discovering the greatness and extent of God’s love and grace, but also dealing with the human side of decision making to catch up with what God is doing.  But we can identify with the reasons behind wanting to exclude people from our community who are radically different to us. (Even though we have been sinners like them as well!

God is involving a greater community – one with enemies and uncleanness, and Gentiles, and who knows what. Peter is commanded to go without doubt or misgivings, or debate!

So, he offers these “unclean ones” hospitality, and accompanies them because not only Cornelius sent them, but Jesus!  

The unraveling of this puzzle is going to lead us to understand more about the nature and scope of Gods character and his actions.  The procedure and the means of communication is vital for the impact that it makes on all the players for them to understand this is of God and not my idea!

Where does this leave us?  When we pray for God to add to us, can we anticipate that he will only send folks like us to be a part of this move of his Spirit? Or can he determine who is to come and be a part?

Like Jan said, you must catch the fish before you can clean them! 

Who are we to tell Jesus whom he can love? Whom can he save? Whom can he deliver?

Whom can he forgive?  The cross of Jesus points to all who are afar off.  All who are broken and downtrodden, all who are lonely, all who are failures.  All who want to come, let them come.