peter de jager

In this electrifying episode of Galata, join Puneeth as he sits down with the legendary Peter De Jager, a titan in the world of change management and technology. Together, they dive deep into the intricacies of navigating change, captivating audiences, and crafting compelling presentations.

Discover why people leave companies, the real secret behind effective change, and the most crucial question you need to ask when leading change initiatives. Peter reveals his unparalleled techniques for grabbing and holding an audience's attention, debunking the myth of starting with a joke and delving into the fine line between humor and a joke.

Uncover the pitfalls of blindly following best practices, learn how to make a lasting impact on stage even as an extreme introvert, and bid farewell to death by PowerPoint with Peter's invaluable insights. From the power and perils of confirmation bias to the essential three letters in change management, this episode is a masterclass in navigating the complexities of modern leadership and communication. Happy Listening and note taking!

Peter de Jager's initial claim to fame came from an article he wrote in 1993 about the pending Y2K issue. The Y2K Bug became the centre of attention around the world to avoid computer issues in the year 2000. From there he has gone on to become a well known international speaker. 

With over 40 years experience in public speaking internationally, Peter de Jager has carved out a very successful career.

In this interview Peter de Jager shares three books that he has found invaluable in his career. They may not be books that you would expect, but through the discussion it all makes sense. He talks about The Checklist Maifesto by Atul Gawande, Are Your Lights On? by Donald C Gause and Gerald M Weinberg and Diffusion of Innovations by Everett M Rogers. 

Peter can be contacted at:

Email: pdejager@technobility.com

Webinar archive: www.technobility.online

Regular Webinar: www.technobility.com

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/y2k-an-autobiography/id1455676429

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Peter de Jager's initial claim to fame came from an article he wrote in 1993 about the pending Y2K issue. From there he has gone on to become a well known international speaker.

With over 40 years experience in public speaking, Peter shares his journey including overcoming his introversion and what he has found to be the keys to a successful career! 

If you haven't already, check out part 1!

PART 2
0:44 Trust your subconscious
1:38 Don't push
6:53 Failure is experience and experience is treasure
11:13 The challenge of learning from success
18:30 Working alone isn't optimal
20:57 Step into the breech, the Y2K example
24:14 Tips for people to maximise their achievements

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Peter de Jager's initial claim to fame came from an article he wrote in 1993 about the pending Y2K issue. From there he has gone on to become a well known international speaker.

With over 40 years experience in public speaking, Peter shares his journey including overcoming his introversion and what he has found to be the keys to a successful career!

Part 1 of this 2 part interview!

0;37 The early years.
6:15 Being an introvert, yet undertaking a lot of public speaking.
9:24 How Peter became a public speaker.
12:15 Cashing in on an unexpected talent.
14:09 His key to success.
14:37 How Peter's speaking topics are evolved.
18:26 Notes for a presentation!
19:08 Only mediocre people are always at their best!
22:00 Luck is always a factor.
24:20 The Y2K factor.

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92 years since its German premiere, Ernst Krenek's Weimar-era opera Jonny Strikes Up! will have its Australian premiere, State Opera South Australia's Lost Operas of Oz series continues with a new production of John Haddock and Michael Campbell's Madeline Lee, and voice and dialect coach Leith McPherson returns to The Stage Show to share more of her insights into the power of voice.

Chamber music here and now - quintets, sextets and a trio from composers May Lyon, Annie Hui-Hsin Hsieh, Kate Neal, Mary Finsterer and Peter de Jager.

New Waves presents pianist Peter de Jager with the premiere of the definitive version of Chris Dench's epic 98-minute 'Piano Sonata' (2015-16).