Bonni Stachowiak, an expert in knowledge management and curation, discusses effective strategies for creating a personal knowledge management system. She explores different methods of capturing information, such as using social media and subscriptions, and highlights the importance of curating and organizing this information. The podcast also covers tools for reading and managing RSS feed subscriptions. The episode concludes with resources for staying connected with the community and accessing additional leadership resources.

Bonni Stachowiak is the Dean of Teaching and Learning at Vanguard University and hosts the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast. She shares her secret to balancing her busy life as a podcaster, professor, and mom through productivity tools like OmniFocus. Bonni discusses the importance of checklists and automation in managing daily tasks while fostering meaningful connections. She also emphasizes work-life integration, the challenges of teaching in higher education, and the inspiration found in community during tough times.

Bonni Stachowiak, a professor of business and management at Vanguard University and the host of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast, shares insights on finding joy through intentional choices. She emphasizes prioritizing quality over quantity in relationships and the discomfort of saying no to societal pressures. Bonni discusses the benefits of intentional technology use, outsourcing tasks, and redefining traditions to enhance connections. Her approach encourages listeners to reflect on their true priorities for greater fulfillment in both personal and professional lives.

Bonni Stachowiak, an expert in higher education, discusses classroom observation tools and the value of curated knowledge networks. The podcast explores parallels between birdwatching and teaching, emphasizing the importance of 'just do it' and collective intelligence in bird flocks and human communities.

Bonni Stachowiak, a professor and host of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast, shares her expertise on running effective online meetings. She emphasizes understanding the purpose of each meeting, whether it’s to connect or brainstorm. Bonni highlights the importance of timing and transitions, suggesting tools like BombBomb for richer communication. She also addresses engagement strategies, recommending inviting participants to unmute for dialogue, managing audio quality, and ensuring proper lighting. Her insights are invaluable for navigating virtual environments.

Bonni Stachowiak, a professor at Vanguard University and host of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast, dives into family productivity with practical tips. She discusses under-scheduling commitments to create family margins and highlights the success of shared calendars for smooth scheduling. Bonni emphasizes involving kids in household chores, promoting collaboration and responsibility. The conversation also touches on the importance of establishing a family vision and balancing leadership with management to enhance family life.

Guest Bonni Stachowiak from Teaching in Higher Ed discusses barriers for migrators to move up to manager positions due to cultural dynamics. Suggestions for maximizing standing meetings and the value of effective communication outside of meetings are shared. Episode provides practical tips for team meetings and resources for organizational adaptability.

Dr. Bonni Stachowiak discusses leading extroverts by providing communication opportunities, helping with sales interactions, and giving feedback. For introverts, avoid surprises, give time to respond, and provide physical space for independent work. Tips offered for leading based on personal extroversion or introversion preferences.

Bonni Stachowiak, a professor and host of Teaching in Higher Ed, discusses the importance of strategy in training. Topics include aligning with organizational goals, needs analysis, and evaluating training effectiveness. Insights on creating competitive advantage and overcoming challenges in training evaluation are shared.

Dr. Bonni Stachowiak, President of Innovate Learning and Associate Professor of Business, discusses coaching Millennials in the workplace. Topics include generational differences, autonomy in work culture, characteristics of baby boomers, understanding Millennials' needs, and effective coaching strategies for engaging and motivating younger employees.